Registration is now open for the 2026 Canadian Stroke Congress! ⛰️🔊

Wishing you a joyful holiday season and a healthy, prosperous New Year on behalf of CanStroke Recovery Trials Platform. 🎄

Thank you for your dedication to advancing stroke research and care.

Stay tuned for exciting updates and the launch of new studies in 2026. ✨

🏆 Call for Nominations for the 2026 Dale Corbett Translational Award!

This award celebrates Dr. Corbett’s lifelong commitment to advancing stroke recovery science and mentoring future leaders in the field.

📍Canadian Stroke Congress, May 24–25, 2026 in Banff, Alberta

If you know someone deserving of this important recognition, please consider nominating them. 🔽
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Celebrating CanStroke Researchers with Editors Choice publications in the Journal of Neurorehabilitation and Neural Repair! 🚨 📈

Excited to announce the winners of the inaugural CanStroke Excellence in Clinical Trials Research Award! 🙌This award was launched to recognize the outstanding impact of CanStroke team members and their commitment to improving trial performance, participant engagement, leadership, and collaboration.

An exciting new publication from the CanStroke team looking at safety and effectiveness of the Walk ‘n Watch exercise protocol - implemented across Canada at 12 study sites recruiting over 300 participants! 🧠🚶

www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

📰 Media Highlight - Check out two recent articles highlighting Patient Partner Jennifer Monaghan. Learn about her incredible story and dedication to advancing stroke recovery research. ⏬

Kelowna Capital News: www.kelownacapnews.com/local-news/k...
Castanet: www.castanet.net/news/Kelowna...

As part of the annual SPiN Workshop, we were thrilled to host 55 trainees in Montreal. 🧠🔬

Trainees toured cutting-edge research labs and learned about ongoing work in stroke recovery and neurorehabilitation at @UMontreal and the rehab institutes.

#StrokePrograminNeurorecovery

We're grateful to Accelerating Clinical Trials Canada for supporting the Knowledge Mobilization of the Walk 'N Watch Protocol through the most recent RFA competition!💥🧠

#StrokeRecovery #CanStroke #KnowledgeMobilization

UBCO trial linking stroke patients with rehabilitation via the internet - Kelowna News As a fit and healthy 43 year old, Jennifer Monaghan didn’t see the stroke coming.

Check out this CASTANET Kelowna Article with Patient Partner Jennifer Monaghan discussing our ongoing study TRAIL (TeleRehabilitation with Aims to Improve Lower Extremity Recovery Post-Stroke) ⬇️🌟

www.castanet.net/news/Kelowna...

Wrapping up an inspiring two days in Montreal! 🇨🇦

The CanStroke Recovery Trials community came together for a vibrant Scientific Meeting.

Thank you to everyone who joined us in person and helped make this gathering a success. 💡🧠

#StrokeRecovery #CanStroke

This screenshot provides more information about the linked article. It was published in the journal Neurorehabilitation and Neural Repair. The title is, "A Randomized Control Trial of a Virtually Delivered Program for Increasing Upper Limb Activity After Stroke".

A virtual program with upper limb exercise, wearable device feedback, and therapist support increased daily reach-to-grasp counts < 1 year after #stroke in this multi-site trial. This approach may help increase real-world upper limb activity post-stroke. 🧠🔄 🧠📈 🧪

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Dr. Sean Dukelow hosted Destination Canada and Tourism Calgary for a tour of the NeuroRecoVR Treadmill at Foothills Medical Centre and an overview of the ongoing trials with the CanStroke Recovery Trials Platform 💪🙌

#StrokeRecovery @robotlabuc.bsky.social @tourismcalgary.bsky.social

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🤔Vous êtes un étudiant aux cycles supérieurs ou un boursier postdoctoral menant des recherches liées aux essais cliniques et vous souhaitez en savoir plus sur le processus de candidature au Concours 2025-2026 du programme de bourses d'études et de recherche des PFEC ? 1/2

This is a promotional image for the information session about the 2025-2026 CTTP Studentship/Fellowship Awards Program Competition. The session will take place on Wednesday, May 21, 2025, from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. EDT on Zoom. Register now! The text is white, and there is an orange line and button that says "Register Now." The background is gray. On the left is a decorative image of a person in front of a laptop writing in a notebook on a table.

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Celebrating International Clinical Trials Day on May 20th marks the first recorded clinical trial. Learn more below ⤵️

Applications for the 2025-26 StrokeCog Postdoc and Rehabilitation Fellowship Funding Opportunities open now until May 28th! ⌚️🗓️

View the full guidelines here:
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Exciting News!

🚨 Save the Date for the 2026 Canadian Stroke Congress

🗻 Banff, Alberta

📅 May 23-26, 2026

More details coming soon at www.CanadianStroke.ca

#CSC2026 #StrokeCongress26 #SavetheDate #StrokeRecovery #StrokeResearch

StrokeCog has launched three new Fellowship and Early Career Researcher Awards that are open now! ⬇️

Learn more at:

canadianstroke.ca/news/strokec...

💥Calling all trainees in the field of Stroke and VCI💥
Only one week left to apply!

Group picture of the CANTRAIN Staff at the Fairmont Hotel in Vancouver, BC during the 2025 Clinical Trials Training Summit

Pictures of 3 clinical trials training platforms leaders (CANTAPTALENT, Strokecog, CBITN) and of ACT all sitting on the stage during the opening plenary of the 2025 Clinical Trials Training Summit. Pictured are: Angela Cheung, Simon Bacon, Farrell Leibovitch, Shrikant Bangdiwala.

Group picture of a subset of the CANTRAIN staff based in Eastern Canada and the Prairies.

What is going to change by doing things together? This is the question the #CTSummit2025 asked us to reflect on and learn from each other.

The answer: We transform what it means to work together on clinical trials as researchers, patient partners, professionals, and Indigenous health leaders.

📢 CANTRAIN Launches a New International Initiative with EUPATI and MRCT Center and Joint Task Force for Clinical Trials Competency

Learn more about this new initiative: tinyurl.com/PatientEngag...

#PatientEngagement #PatientPartner #PatientPartnership

Are you a trainee at a Canadian institution in the field of Stroke or Vascular Cognitive Impairment? Apply now to attend the annual Stroke Program in Neurorecovery (SPiN) Workshop in Montreal!
www.surveymonkey.com/r/SPiN2025

CanStroke Recovery, the Canadian Stroke Consortium, and StrokeCog have launched a survey to identify the needs, gaps, and priorities of our membership to guide the direction and development of a Patient Engagement strategy. 📢Survey open until March 17!
www.surveymonkey.com/r/PatientEng...

CanStroke investigators were awarded a research grant from ACT Canada as part of the RFA 6 Competition for the brAin coNtrolled robotic arM rehabilitation fOr stRoke (ANIMATOR) Trial!🦾🧠

The trial is in collaboration with Canadian biotechnology company VIBRAINT.

Celebrating our StrokeCog Fellow poster competition winners at the CANTRAIN Clinical Trials Training Summit - Rochelle Furtado (1st) and Lynden Rodrigues (3rd)! 🎊

📢Congratulations to the five StrokeCog PostDoctoral Fellowship awardees who were able to meet in person at the CANTRAIN 2025 Clinical Trials Training Summit!

Women have traditionally been underrepresented in stroke RCTs, accounting for only 38.8% of participants. Two ongoing trials at CanStroke are looking to change that.

Visit www.CanadianStroke.ca to learn more!

Exciting News 🎉 The VIsion and Proprioception Evaluation with Robotics after Stroke (VIPERS) study will be launching this year at some of our CanStroke Recovery Trial Sites!