2017 is a big year for Benefits Canada as the publication celebrates its 40th anniversary. Over the years, the magazine’s activities have expanded to include a host of events, the Canadian Institutional Investment Network and a vibrant online presence. Check out the milestones below to see how Benefits Canada has changed, as well as some key moments for the industry.
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