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Brain Canada is thrilled to be among top 100 Canadian charities and in the top ten for the heath sector. We will continue to advance big, bold, brain science. List of top 10 Canadian charities in the health sector List of Canada's top charities 2020

Brain Canada is thrilled to announce the launch of the 2024 Platform Support Grants (PSG) program. This is a groundbreaking initiative designed to bridge a critical gap in the neuroscience research funding environment. This unique program fosters innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration...

Brain Canada Foundation announced that France Chrétien Desmarais, C.M., has been appointed Chair of its Board of Directors. She succeeds Naomi Azrieli, O.C., DPhil, who will continue to serve as a member of the Board in the role of Immediate Past Chair. Brain Canada's Immediate Past Chair, Naomi...

Brain Canada Foundation is launching a ‘Did you know?’ campaign for Brain Awareness Week 2022. Over the course of the week the Foundation will be posting a series of questions and answers daily on its social media platforms highlighting more than a dozen brain disease and disorders, as well as some...

As part of Brain Canada’s Mental Health Initiative, Brain Canada coordinated a workshop on youth mental health, with sponsorship from the RBC Foundation. This workshop, which took place on March 9 and 10, 2020 in Toronto convened 32 thought leaders, researchers, clinicians and professionals working...

31 awards for scientific excellence will help launch the academic careers of graduate students, post-doctoral fellows at Canadian institutions.  Brain Canada is pleased to announce the recipients of its 2024 Rising Stars Trainee Awards, an inspiring talent pool of young Canadian neuroscientists and...

Brain Canada is pleased to share our 2017 Annual Report. This year’s theme, “Science without barriers or borders,” reflects our vision of collaboration in science. Our work joins people, labs and platforms across the country, as well as institutions, organizations and sectors – in order to...

In case you missed Brain Canada’s Annual General Meeting, you can now watch it here.

Twenty-eight early-career researchers from across Canada have been awarded $100,000 each in funding to support groundbreaking projects aimed at advancing our understanding of the brain. Brain Canada’s Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research program to support 28 early-career researchers this...