Cindy Graham

The Short Report - July 6, 2022: Funding to address trauma in frontline workers, a name change for the superclusters initiative, topping up patient-oriented research in Sask. and Manitoba, a new ED for SNOLAB, and more.

Cindy Graham
July 6, 2022

Ottawa invests more than $28 million to address PTSD and trauma in frontline and essential workers; the supercluster program gets a name change from Minister Champagne; patient-oriented research funding for Manitoba and Saskatchewan, Dr. Jody Cooley is appointed new ED at SNOLAB, and more.

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Organizations: ApplyBoard, Brain Research Centre, Canada Foundation for Innovation, Canadian Innovation Exchange (CIX)', Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC), Canadian Space Agency, CDW Canada, Coconut Software Corporation, cybersecurity, Dalhousie University, eHealth Saskatchewan, Eisai Limited, First Nations University of Canada, Government of Manitoba, Government of Saskatchewan, Health Sciences North (HSN), Health Sciences North Research Institute (HSNRI), Innovate Calgary, Innovation, iNovia Capital, Kasiel Solutions, Lawson Health Research Institute, LyteHorse Labs, MacDonald Franklin OSI Research Centre, McGill University Health Centre (MUHC), McGill University Health Centre Foundation, McMaster University, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, Ministry of Health and Social Services (MSSS - Quebec)), Mitacs, Montreal General Hospital Foundation, National Research Council of Canada (NRC), Northern Nutrients, Northern Ontario School of Medicine University, nuclear safety, PEER Group, Prairies Economic Development Canada, Research Institute of the MUHC, Saskatchewan Cancer Agency, Saskatchewan Health Authority, Saskatchewan Health Quality Council, Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Science and Industry, Shared Health, Signal 1 AI, SNOLAB, Social Innovation Hub, Southern Methodist University, SRB Technologies (SRBT), Sulvaris, Support for People and Patient-Oriented Research and Trials (SUPPORT) Unit, Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC), Transplant Quebec, Université Laval, University of Calgary, University of Manitoba, University of Regina, University of Saskatchewan, and University of Waterloo
People: Dr. Charles Morin, Dr. Clarence Virtue, Dr. Jody Cooley, Dr. Khalid Al-Zahrani, Dr. Penny Corkum, Dr. Robert Ohle, Dr. Steven Paraskevas, François-Philippe Champagne, Marie-Claude Bibeau, and Vicky Sharpe
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