CANADA'S NATIONAL MIDWIFERY CONFERENCE - Calgary, Nov 12-14
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!
CAM Conference 2025 – Calgary – Nov 12 -14
Book your ticket early and SAVE $50
- CAM Members only $775
- Non-Members only $875
- Students only $375
+ Book your hotel room, ONLY $219 per night
Early bird special ends August 29!
Would you like to join us as an Exhibitor or Sponsor?
Take a look at this year’s partnership opportunities
If you’re ready to join as an Exhibitor, book your space today
If you have questions or would like more information about becoming and Exhibitor or Sponsor, please contact Laura Graham, laura.graham@canadianmidwives.org
How to Become a Midwife
Learn more about becoming a midwife and what it means to guide the birthing person through one of the most transformative experiences a person can have.
Find or Post a Job
Find or post a job on Canada’s only national midwifery jobs board. There are positions from coast to coast to coast.
Discover Midwifery in Canada
Midwifery is a growing and dynamic profession in Canada, providing care along the pregnancy journey – before, during and after birth.
CAM Global
Discover how midwifery is changing lives around the world and improving access to quality health care for people every day.
Resources for Midwives
Emergency Skills Workshop
The Emergency Skills Programs provide continuing education in critical emergency skills within a midwifery context both in hospital and out-of-hospital settings.
Thinking of providing abortion care?
To help midwives provide abortion care, CAM has created a number of tools. This includes a Toolkit, a National Strategy as well as answers to frequently asked questions and training opportunities.
Evidence Synthesis
Understand the barriers and facilitators to the implementation and integration of midwives as vaccine providers in health systems in Canada
Recordings of Past Webinars
Explore recordings of many of our webinars and workshops on anti-racism, clinical skills and more.
Latest News
Celebrating Global Partners: International Day of the Midwife 2025
Happy IDM to all our partners and friends in the Global South. You are critically important in every crisis, and essential every day.
Trauma-Informed Care for Urban Indigenous Youth (Anonymous)
Nadine Morin, an Indigenous midwife working in an urban centre in Canada, has developed a community-based model of sexual and reproductive health care shaped by decades of serving the Indigenous community. With over 20 years of practice across urban, rural, and remote communities, she now works in a setting that allows her to integrate culturally… Read More »Trauma-Informed Care for Urban Indigenous Youth (Anonymous)
Midwifery, War, and Hope in the Democratic Republic of Congo (Loti Kubaya Mielor)
“In the chaos of war and displacement, where every spark of life risks being extinguished, I have learned that even in the darkest moments, a fragile yet unbreakable light can still shine. That light is midwifery — the work I have dedicated my life to, staying by women’s sides, offering what is most precious: life… Read More »Midwifery, War, and Hope in the Democratic Republic of Congo (Loti Kubaya Mielor)
Integrated Community Health in a Citizen-Run Clinic (Emmanuelle Dennie-Filion and the Pointe Saint-Charles Community Clinic)
At La Clinique Communautaire de Pointe-Saint-Charles in Montreal, midwifery care is grounded in principles of continuity, autonomy, and community. The clinic is citizen-run and rooted in a historically working-class, immigrant-rich neighbourhood, operating with a strong focus on the social determinants of health. Emmanuelle Dennie-Filion, a midwife at the clinic, describes their model as both collaborative… Read More »Integrated Community Health in a Citizen-Run Clinic (Emmanuelle Dennie-Filion and the Pointe Saint-Charles Community Clinic)
