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Event graphic for the Pan-Canadian Framework Promoting Clinical Research in Canada Summit, held on October 15, 2025, at 8 Adelaide St. W., Toronto, Ontario.

Pan-Canadian Framework to Promote Clinical Research in Canada Summit

8 Adelaide St. W, 8 Adelaide St. W, Toronto

Join research leaders and innovators from across Canada and around the world for a full-day in-person summit focused on advancing a unified clinical research ecosystem. This event will bring together national and international experts to explore opportunities for harmonization, workforce development, patient engagement, and regulatory reform—all in support of a strong, ethical, and sustainable clinical […]

Promotional graphic for the CHEER webinar “Ethics Made Easier: Avoid Common Mistakes and Understand REB Expectations,” scheduled for October 15, 2025, from 12:00–12:45 PM EST. The CHEER logo and website link appear alongside an image of a child playing with a teddy bear.

Webinar: Ethics Made Easier: Avoid Common Mistakes and Understand REB Expectations

Zoom

Join CHEER for an educational session focused on helping researchers and teams streamline their ethics submissions. Learn how to avoid common mistakes and better understand the expectations of Research Ethics Boards (REBs). What You’ll Learn: Tips and tricks to make ethics applications smoother Common pitfalls and how to avoid them Why the REB may ask […]

“Integrating Clinical Trials into Care: Lessons Learned from Paediatric Oncology,” featuring speaker Daniel Morgenstern, Staff Oncologist at the Hospital for Sick Children and Associate Professor at the University of Toronto. The event takes place October 15, 2025, from 12:00–1:00 PM ET via Zoom.

Webinar: Clinical Trials in Pediatric Oncology

Zoom

Dr. Daniel Morgenstern brings extensive experience in pediatric oncology and early-phase clinical trials. Since joining SickKids in 2016, he has led the New Agent and Innovative Therapy (NAIT) and Therapeutic mIBG Programs, co-led the neuroblastoma service, and served as Medical Director of the Oncology/BMT Clinical Trials Support Unit. His research focuses on immune checkpoint inhibitors […]