The plan has begun a search for an investment consultant.
The city hired a Vancouver-based manager to handle its C$32 ($24.8) million portfolio this month.
The plan hired a passive domestic large-cap growth equity manager to replace an active mandate.
The plan is seeking a firm to provide services for its non-pension public funds.
The search relates to a reporting error in 2020.
The plan approved eliminating its global asset allocation target at a meeting today.
The real estate manager hired a head of investment activities in Atlanta.
The firm announced a strategic minority investment by Hunter Point Capital and ADQ.
The plan is set to receive pacing plans for private equity, real assets and credit this week.
The plan hired two firms to provide alternative asset consulting at its board meeting last week.