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The Federation of National Specialty Societies of Canada (FNSSC) is a formal organization established in 2003 that includes the majority of national medical and/or surgical specialty societies in Canada. Forty-two societies currently comprise the FNSSC, including the Canadian Association of Gastroenterology (CAG). One of the advantages of the FNSSC is that it provides a united voice on specialty concerns to the Canadian Medical Association and the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. Second, it affords a framework for sharing common problems and experiences among member societies, for example, regarding accreditation and funding. Third, its influence may prove useful in securing preferred contracts from suppliers, including hotel chains and insurance companies, for FNSSC associations.  Information-sharing offers an interesting view to how various societies operate and the differences between them. As an example, Table 1 shows the categories and related annual fees for membership for 11 different FNSSC associations. The 11 associations represent organizations that participated in a recent FNSSC survey on annual conference fees (see below), and which illustrate the diversity of membership types and fees.    Table 1  Membership categories and yearly fees for 11 Federation of National Specialty Societies of Canada

A Comparison of National Specialty Societies in Canada: Does CAG Measure Up?