Research Canada: An Alliance for Health Discovery congratulates new Liberal government for its victory in the 2015 elections and welcome all new members and those who were re-elected .”Research Canada looks forward to working closely with the new government and all members of Parliament to advance research and health innovation in Canada, said Ryan Wiley, Canada … Read more
Research Canada launched its election 2015 initiative, “Your Candidates, Your Health”, which provides resources for Candidates who want to learn more about the social and economic impacts of health research and health innovation, and their importance to reinventing healthcare and nation building. “Election 2015 presents us with the opportunity to educate and inform Candidates running for elected office … Read more
Researchers are coming from all across Canada to speak directly to members of Parliament about their latest findings in diabetes research. The opportunity has been created by Research Canada and the Parliamentary Health Research Caucus. At the Diabetes Caucus, Canadian health researchers will present ground-breaking research in technologies, genetics and therapeutics. Also present will be … Read more
Research Canada said the federal government is staying the course with the budget with investments in the drivers of growth and job creation-innovation, education, skills and communities-and clearing the path for a return to a balanced budget in 2015. “We applaud the Government of Canada’s priority of paying down the federal deficit and making important investments in research … Read more
President and CEO of Research Canada, Deborah Gordon-El-Bihbety, signed a landmark agreement with representatives from Research America, Research Australia and Research Sweden aiming to improve global collaboration and advance health research advocacy here at home. Spearheaded by Research Canada, the agreement will capitalize on existing – in some cases decade-long – partnerships between the four organizations … Read more
Research Canada released says that the 2013 federal budget advances innovation and provides significant investments that will help businesses innovate, secure new markets and create well-paying jobs. Research Canada supports the government's efforts to invest in the future prosperity of Canadians, but continues to caution that the long-term success of Canada's innovation system is dependent … Read more
From discovery to commercialization, federal research investments offer to boost future economic growth, says Research Canada. As the Government of Canada finalizes budget 2013, Research Canada reiterates that balanced investments in research – and health research in particular – are key drivers of job creation and quality of life for all Canadians. More information is … Read more
Angus Reid Public Opinion has released findings concluding that Canadians reject possible cuts to health and medical research in the upcoming federal budget. Research Canada said that an overwhelming majority of Canadians, 74 per cent, reject the idea of federal cuts to health research in the upcoming 2012 budget and most Canadians think that the … Read more
