Join a group of clinicians, researchers, Veterans, caregivers and other interest users who join together virtually to discuss chronic pain research topics, emerging evidence and the opportunities for this evidence to be used to improve the lives of Veterans living with chronic pain.

The Canadian pain society invites researchers, clinicians, trainees, people with lived experience, and pain professionals to its 2026 annual scientific meeting — a dynamic conference focused on advancing knowledge in pain mechanisms, assessment, management, and policy. The meeting features scientific sessions, poster presentations, networking, and opportunities to exchange evidence‑based insights that improve pain care and outcomes.

The 2026 CIPSRT conference is a two-day national event dedicated to strengthening connections and advancing mental health and wellness across the public safety community. Taking place May 5–6, 2026 in Calgary, Alberta, this conference brings together first responders and other public safety personnel, leaders, families, researchers, and clinicians for inspiring keynotes, interactive sessions, and valuable networking opportunities focused on real-world challenges and solutions.

Join us for a live education webinar sharing key insights from a national roundtable that brought together experts in women’s health, chronic pain, and Veteran care. Despite growing awareness, chronic pain in women remains under-recognized, under-researched, and often undertreated impacting both women Veterans and civilians.

This session will highlight emerging evidence, lived experiences, and critical gaps identified during the discussion, with a focus on where systems are falling short and what can be done to improve research. Participants will gain a clearer understanding of the gendered dimensions of pain, as well as practical considerations for advancing more equitable, inclusive approaches to research, policy, and treatment.

Whether you are a researcher, healthcare provider, policymaker, or advocate, this webinar offers an opportunity to engage with timely findings and be part of the conversation shaping the future of women’s pain care.

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The Canadian Knowledge Mobilization Forum (CKF) is a biennial event that provides opportunities for professional development, learning, and networking for those interested in knowledge mobilization, translation, and exchange. It brings together a community dedicated to sharing learnings, best practices, tools, and resources.

The Canadian Institute for Military and Veteran Health Research (CIMVHR) forum 2026 is the annual flagship conference bringing together researchers, clinicians, policymakers, students, veterans, military personnel, and others focused on advancing evidence-informed health research that improves the lives of Canada's military, veterans and their families. Over three days, attendees will exchange insights, present emerging research, share best practices, and build collaborations across disciplines that support health, well-being, and care for military and veteran communities.