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It’s White Cane Week 2021 at the Canadian Council of the Blind
Each year during the first full week of February, the Canadian Council of the Blind celebrates White Cane Week. This year it will run from Feb. 7–13, 2021.
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Media Advisory: Walk of Life
The 36th annual Walk of Life will be held virtually on June 27th, 2020, in support of cardiovascular prevention and rehabilitation programs across Canada.
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5 Key Practices for the Future of Pharma Marketing
Here are our 5 key practices for navigating the complex world of modern pharmaceutical marketing — takeaways from the Future of Pharma Marketing Summit.
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How Independent Pharmacies Are Building Healthier Communities
Pharmacist Awareness Month is a good opportunity to celebrate the valuable quality care that pharmacists across Canada provide to patients.
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Global Conference Explores What’s Next in Aging, Medtech, and Mental Health
On March 11, 2020, CABHI’s What’s Next Canada conference will dive into the innovations, industry, and lived experience of the aging and brain health space.
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Vision Quest 2020: Connecting You to Breakthroughs in Vision Research
Every year, Fighting Blindness Canada shares the latest in vision science directly with supporters through Vision Quest educational programming.
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Celebrate the 2020 Experience Expo
CCB's Toronto Visionaries Chapter is hosting the Experience Expo, Canada's only consumer show dedicated to Canadians who are blind and partially sighted.
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Future of Pharma Marketing Summit Coming to Toronto
The Future of Pharma Marketing Summit comes to Toronto on February 26 and 27, 2020 — at a time of rapid growth for the the Canadian pharmaceutical industry.
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Prime Time for Real-World Evidence
PMWC, in Jan. 2020, will have exciting sessions that focus on clinical RWE data and that empower the advancement of precision medicine.
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Top 10 Allergy-Free Activities for Kids and Parents
Life as an allergy mom can be pretty lonely. After our precious child is diagnosed with a life-threatening allergy to an everyday food, it can take a while to adjust. And as we navigate these new (and often) scary waters, it may start to feel as though we’ve lost our tribe. We feel guilty as...