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    • Quote graphic for the Forward Thinking insight series featuring Dr. Danielle Lavallee, Chief Scientific Officer and Senior Vice President, Research and Innovation at Michael Smith Health Research BC. On the left is a photo of Dr. Lavallee speaking at a podium with a microphone, gesturing with her hands during a presentation. On the right, the Forward Thinking logo appears above a quote that reads: ‘Continuing to invest as though the landscape has not shifted would be a disservice to BC’s research talent and poor stewardship of public resources.’ The graphic has a white background with a dark purple quote box and purple quotation marks

      Building to endure: the next 25 years

      It’s people that create and use knowledge – but the talent that underpins health research is changing.

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    • Purple concentric circles on the left with "25 Years" text. Logo of Michael Smith Health Research BC central-right. Text reading "The ripple effect: Research careers shaped by early investment."

      The ripple effect of opportunity

      As Health Research BC celebrates 25 years, we’re sharing stories that show how investing in research talent can lead to scientific discoveries, stronger health systems, and lasting benefits for people and communities across BC.

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    • Feature image - Dr. Kendall Ho i standing in front of the outside of an Emergency department. There's a text overlay that reads: "25 years: Changing the landscape of recovery."

      Changing the landscape of recovery

      Emergency physician and digital health pioneer Dr. Kendall Ho is proving that the best place to recover after an emergency room visit isn’t a hospital bed, it’s at home.

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  • Quote graphic for the Forward Thinking insight series featuring Dr. Danielle Lavallee, Chief Scientific Officer and Senior Vice President, Research and Innovation at Michael Smith Health Research BC. On the left is a photo of Dr. Lavallee speaking at a podium with a microphone, gesturing with her hands during a presentation. On the right, the Forward Thinking logo appears above a quote that reads: ‘Continuing to invest as though the landscape has not shifted would be a disservice to BC’s research talent and poor stewardship of public resources.’ The graphic has a white background with a dark purple quote box and purple quotation marks

    Building to endure: the next 25 years

    It’s people that create and use knowledge – but the…

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  • Quote graphic for the Forward Thinking insight series featuring Dr. Danielle Lavallee, Chief Scientific Officer and Senior Vice President, Research and Innovation at Michael Smith Health Research BC. On the left is a photo of Dr. Lavallee speaking at a podium with a microphone, gesturing with her hands during a presentation. On the right, the Forward Thinking logo appears above a quote that reads: ‘Continuing to invest as though the landscape has not shifted would be a disservice to BC’s research talent and poor stewardship of public resources.’ The graphic has a white background with a dark purple quote box and purple quotation marks

    Building to endure: the next 25 years

    It’s people that create and use knowledge – but the…

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  • Quote graphic for the Forward Thinking insight series featuring Dr. Danielle Lavallee, Chief Scientific Officer and Senior Vice President, Research and Innovation at Michael Smith Health Research BC. On the left is a photo of Dr. Lavallee speaking at a podium with a microphone, gesturing with her hands during a presentation. On the right, the Forward Thinking logo appears above a quote that reads: ‘Continuing to invest as though the landscape has not shifted would be a disservice to BC’s research talent and poor stewardship of public resources.’ The graphic has a white background with a dark purple quote box and purple quotation marks

    Building to endure: the next 25 years

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  • Dr. Krista Stelkia stands at a podium in the room and speaks to a room of seated people at the Knowledge Exchange Forum: From Research to Relationships, hosted by BC NEIHR. On the right, a slideshow presentation with the event name is visible.
    Indigenous health research
    June 19, 2026

    BC NEIHR forum showcases Indigenous-led, community-based health research

    Projects explored repatriating relatives’ remains and belongings, healing through ceremony, culturally safe end-of-life care, and more.

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  • Cover page of BC's clinical trials strategy on the right, with text on the left: A new strategy for clinical trials in British Columbia: Three-year strategy.
    Clinical trials
    June 18, 2026

    BC takes action to strengthen the clinical trials ecosystem

    British Columbia is launching a new strategy that positions the province as a leading destination for clinical trials and investment.

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  • Thumbnail image which features Dr. Sam Liu standing and holding a mobile phone, showing the screen while there are children running in circle around Dr. Liu.
    Priorities
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    June 7, 2026

    Empowering families in motion

    Dr. Sam Liu and his team at the UVic Digital Health Lab are redefining how we use everyday technology to prevent chronic disease in children.

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  • Image of the 2026 Health Research BC co-funded CIHR Health System Impact Fellows, including Rebecca Bingley, Lotenna Olisaeloka, David Robinson, Tasha Wainstein
    Partnerships
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    May 27, 2026

    Boosting BC’s health system with embedded research talent

    Health Research BC is co-funding four BC-based researchers to tackle real-world challenges from inside BC health system organizations.

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  • Sunny Loo speaks at the Putting Patients First conference on March 3, 2026.
    Patient-oriented research
    May 27, 2026

    Patient-initiated research finds answers that matter

    Patients are leading research to answer questions that matter most to them, reshaping healthcare and empowering patients to assume leadership roles throughout the research process.

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  • Dr. Julia Schimdt and stroke survivor Danny Wong at Putting Patients First 2026.
    Patient-oriented research
    May 27, 2026

    BC SUPPORT Unit secures CIHR grant extension to evolve patient-oriented research

    Seniors’ home and community care, Indigenous-led research, research-ready data, and patient leadership are key areas of work.

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  • An aerial shot of Moorecroft Regional Park, Nanoose Bay at Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. The photo shows evergreen trees on a vibrant bay area, with ocean in the background. The skies and mostly clear with soft clouds.
    Clinical trials
    May 26, 2026

    A more connected future for clinical trials in BC

    A new provincial clinical trials strategy, set for release in June, will chart a coordinated path toward shared goals and faster, more efficient processes.

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  • Five dice with check marks aligned on an orange background, featuring logos for 'British Columbia' and 'RAPP Research Approvals Processes Project,' with text 'Research without roadblocks: Streamlined Approvals for Better Health.'
    RAPP
    May 22, 2026

    Research Approvals Processes: May 2026 update

    Strategic changes being made to the RAPP workstreams to provide more rapid improvements.

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  • Image of the 2026 IMPaCT Health Research BC Fellows. Researchers featured in the image are Lauren Irving (UNBC), Sabine Lague (UBC), Scott Ramsay (UBC).
    Partnerships
    Research talent
    May 21, 2026

    Advancing maternal and pediatric clinical trials: Meet the 2026/27 IMPaCT Health Research BC Fellows

    Health Research BC is supporting three BC-based researchers through the 2026

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  • Image of Dr. Theodore Cosco writing on white board and a text that says: "26 years. From personal experience to generational impact. Theodore Cosco".
    Priorities
    Research talent
    May 18, 2026

    From personal experience to generational impact

    Research with impact often starts at home. For Dr. Theodore Cosco, it began with his grandmother’s journey with dementia.

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  • A gloved researcher in a white lab coat uses a pipette to place or collect a sample on a microscope stage in a clean, well‑lit laboratory. The photo is shot closeup, so that the focus is on the researcher's hands and equipment.
    Clinical trials
    April 28, 2026

    Working together to advance BC’s clinical trials competitiveness

    We recently brought together an expert working group to create a roadmap that will position BC as a leader in clinical trials.

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  • Graphic of the new Engage Award. The image features a text that says:"New funding opportunity. Impact Pathways Program: Engage Award. There are also different shapes that symbolize conversations.
    Competition
    Evidence to impact
    April 27, 2026

    New funding program strengthens health research collaboration

    The Engage Award is open for applications. It supports engagement activities that build and strengthen relationships, and explore future knowledge mobilization opportunities.

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  • Five dice with check marks aligned on an orange background, featuring logos for 'British Columbia' and 'RAPP Research Approvals Processes Project,' with text 'Research without roadblocks: Streamlined Approvals for Better Health.'
    RAPP
    April 24, 2026

    Research Approvals Processes: April 2026 update

    In March, the RAPP team met with regional health authorities and UBC to share the proposed centralised research ethics review model.

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  • Promotional graphic from Michael Smith Health Research BC reading: “Evolving our programs to support BC’s health research community,” on a dark blue background with purple geometric shapes.
    Competition
    April 23, 2026

    Evolving our programs to support BC’s health research community 

    Health Research BC is modernizing how we support health research talent across the province. We’re taking steps to ensure our investments are better aligned with BC’s current and future needs.

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  • Partnerships
    March 27, 2026

    Made in the North: Health research and innovation gathering

    Join us for an evening that brings Northern BC’s health research community together.

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