Proposed changes would address obstacles to pension plan conversions, giving more Ontarians access to strong, sustainable pension arrangements.
Experienced pension leader joins UPP to help advance the organization’s commitment to exceptional service for members, employers, and employee partners.
The Plan maintained its fully funded status through continued market volatility.
From May 19 to June 9, UPP invites members to take part in the 2026 member survey. Your input helps inform how we evolve our communications, resources, and services to better meet your needs.
Peter Wallace to succeed Gale Rubenstein as Chair on January 1, 2027, following the completion of her seven-year term on December 31, 2026.
New partnership focused on the acquisition and active management of light industrial assets in Canada’s major urban markets.
UPP now serves members across six universities and 21 sector organizations.
New research reinforces the value of strong workplace pensions, and the role expending access plays in strengthening retirement confidence.
Partnership brings together long-term capital and sector expertise to support stable, long-term outcomes.
UPP welcomes Wilfrid Laurier University as its sixth member institution.
University Pension Plan (UPP) welcomes the Government of Canada’s funding to advance a voluntary, made-in-Canada green and transition taxonomy.
As we approach the end of 2025, Barb Zvan, UPP’s President and CEO, reflects on a year of purpose and progress for UPP.
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