Canadian Ophthalmic Imaging Symposium 2026
Friday and Saturday, November 6-7, 2026
Omni King Edward Hotel, Toronto, Ontario

Welcome to COIS 2026!
Join your Canadian retina and glaucoma colleagues and an all-star panel of expert guest speakers for a dynamic and interactive learning experience!
Venue
COIS 2026 is taking place at the Omni King Edward Hotel, Toronto, Ontario
Learning Objectives
Participants at COIS 2026 will have the opportunity to:
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Exchange experiences and new ideas on ophthalmic imaging for diagnosis and treatment plans in retina and glaucoma, with the overall goal of applying new developments to daily practice
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Apply practical clinical decision-making based on image findings
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Review advanced new imaging technologies and their potential advantages and clinical use, including artificial intelligence and image analysis
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Gain updated knowledge regarding key studies and evidence-based management of retinal diseases and glaucoma as discussed by medical experts
Session Learning Objectives
Retina Session I:
Validation through Visualization
Session Objective: To provide relevant evidence and expert perspectives that will enable clinicians to better diagnose and manage retinal disease
Glaucoma Session I:
Session Objective: To share a broad range of pertinent data and expert opinion that can assist clinicians in diagnosing and treating diverse cases in glaucoma
Retina/Glaucoma Session:
Crossroads: A Chiasm of Glaucoma and Retina
Session Objective: To illuminate the nexus points between retina and glaucoma for the purpose of improving disease management
Retina Session II:
Foundations, Future, and Fun
Session Objective: To explore and discuss specific retinal disease topics that can inform clinical practice going forward
Glaucoma Session II:
Session Objective: To present up-to-date information and expert practices that can guide clinicians in the contemporary management of glaucoma
Faculty
Glaucoma
International Guest Speakers
Retina
Co-chairs
Wai-Ching Lam, MD
University of British Columbia
CRS Representative

Bernard Hurley, MD
University of Ottawa


Amin Kherani, MD
University of Calgary










