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Canada has one of the largest banks of brain tissue in the world, the Douglas-Bell Canada Brain Bank, which has received longstanding platform support from Brain Canada and other partners and has achieved significant research impact. By Alison Palmer, Evaluation and Special Projects Lead Canada has...

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Together, Brain Canada and the ALS Society of Canada are excited to announce the continuation of their much-valued partnership with a $1-million Discovery Grants competition – launching today! Since 2014, ALS Canada’s partnership with Brain Canada has resulted in more than $23 million being...

Brain Canada is pleased to announce that, in partnership with the Cancer Research Society (CRS), it will fund four outstanding research projects focused on brain cancer. The recipients of the 2024 Operating Grants will each receive $130,000 over two years to support their vital work. Grant...

The Canadian Neurodevelopmental Research Training Platform (CanNRT) and Brain Canada Foundation are pleased to announce a new partnership that will strengthen the CanNRT Fellowship, CanNRT’s flagship program for graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and clinical fellows in neurodevelopmental...

In partnership with the CIHR Institute of Aging, Brain Canada is pleased to announce the funding decisions for the 2025 Joint Programme Neurodegenerative Disease call, Health and Social Care Research with a Focus on the Moderate and Late Stages of Neurodegenerative Diseases.  In partnership with...

In Boston Wednesday June 18, Quebec Minister for the Economy Christopher Skeete joined representatives from CQDM and partners to highlight Quebec’s leadership in life sciences innovation. Brain Canada in partnership with CQDM is proud to announce the funding of a collaborative research project...

Brain Canada and CQDM are proud to announce funding for five large-scale collaborative research projects that bring together academic, clinical, and industry partners across the country. These projects aim to transform promising scientific advances into concrete medical innovations. Funding has been...

The Brain Canada Foundation and CQDM are proud to announce the funding of a research project to identify new chemical compounds with the potential to treat mental health disorders. This project, worth over $1.1 million, is made possible by a $200,820 grant from the Government of Quebec, awarded by...