Newsletter Archive

Greetings Dear Colleagues, Welcome to the June issue of our newsletter. Thank you for taking the time to peruse its contents as we have a number of updates to share. The CPCRC is close to having official not-for-profit status. In the meantime, we are getting closer to...

Greetings Dear Colleagues, With Spring finally in the air, we hope this finds you energized after the stress and rush of year-end deadlines. The last 2 months have been busy at the CPCRC with ongoing work to obtain our not-for-profit status, a 2-day in-person meeting...

GreetingsDear Colleagues, We hope that the 2026 calendar year and lunar year have started off well for you. This month, we would also like to acknowledge the legacy and contributions of Black people and their communities. It certainly has been busy for the CPCRC....

Greetings Dear Colleagues,  A December Newsletter is always the perfect time to reflect upon the year coming to a close with its accomplishments and challenges, and the new year upon us with its set of opportunities and issues to tackle. It has been an intense year of...

Dear colleagues and community members, I am excited to be sharing the inaugural Canadian Primary Care Research Consortium (CPCRC) newsletter with you. As many of you know, CPCRC is a collaborative initiative dedicated to strengthening primary care research across...

Dear Members, Every March seems to bring an extra flurry of activity, and this March 2025 has been no exception for the Canadian Primary Care Research Network (CPCRN). As we embark on our annual reporting efforts for the Canadian Institutes for Health Research (CIHR),...

Dear Members, As we look forward to all that will happen in 2025, a reflection on what CPCRN accomplished last year is in order. What started out as CPCRN kickoff projects have flourished and we see their scale and spread to different places in Canada. We also see...

Dear Members, Hard to believe that 2024 is coming to an end but we are very grateful for the opportunities that have presented themselves for us to meet, engage and collaborate over the course of the year. We came away from our Primary Care Learning Cycle in Quebec...

Dear Members, We hope you enjoyed a restful summer, and that this new academic year is off to a good start. As for everyone, ours is incredibly busy as we gear up to our Primary Care Learning Cycle in Quebec City in November and coordinate a number of pan-Canadian...

Network News Conference roundup, with reflections from Brenda AndreasRead our latest blog post about CPCRN members’ conference presence and presentations over the past few months, including reflections from Brenda Andreas, CPCRN Patient Council Co-Chair. Click here to...

Network News Updated Values and Principles We have updated the CPCRN’s Values and Principles, which we intend to be a living document reflecting our work and ongoing commitment to growth. Click here to learn more. Land Acknowledgement Resources The CPCRN is a network...