The awards support cutting-edge research projects that promise to have a significant impact on the economy or society.

After a decades-long career in academia and pharmacy education, Wayne Hindmarsh says that the Order of Canada is a recognition of the importance of the pharmacy profession.

New research examines accountability for initiating events of current drug toxicity crisis and sheds light on importance of primary care for people with opioid use disorder

Accelerated program provides students with integrated learning and early practical experience to develop pharmacy skills.

Two-part course focused on building relationships and maintaining trust when having difficult conversations.

Canada’s worsening pain medication shortages highlight the urgent need to give pharmacists greater authority to independently compound, substitute, and adapt prescriptions to ensure timely patient care.

Students presented ideas to launch antimicrobial stewardship program in Northern Ontario to hospital management

Through hands-on research, mentorship, and exposure to cutting-edge tools like AI, this USRP student is gaining the skills and confidence to pursue graduate studies and advance science.

Co-supervised by Professor Jillian Kohler and Assistant Professor Jaris Swidrovich, MSc student Kristy Scarfone is researching how unregulated substance-related care and harm reduction vary across Ontario, with the goal of strengthening public health and showcasing pharmacists’ impact in this area.

Network for Health Populations funding will support collaborative project to improve health outcomes for immigrant communities in Mississauga.

Pharmaceutical Industry Residency Program Award recipient AnnaMaria Passas gained new skills through residency and research project to improve marketability in industry.

During Deborah Emery’s 40-year pharmacy career, she provided care in Sioux Lookout, Thunder Bay and Manitoulin Island.