The annual Tuberculosis Research Day will take place on Monday, March 23. Under the theme "From pathogenesis to public health action," this event offers an in-depth exploration of current issues related to the disease.
This is a key gathering for the scientific community, providing the opportunity to hear from international experts:
This two-day event offers an in-depth exploration of the latest innovations, techniques, and best practices related to aerospace operations in northern environments. Researchers, industry experts, pilots, and aviation enthusiasts will come together to exchange ideas, share experiences, and discuss practical solutions to the challenges of winter operations.
The 46th annual CEN conference will be held on February 12 and 13, 2026, at Laval University's Cercle Universitaire (rooms ADJ-4512 and ADJ-4514 in the Desjardins building).
Visit the CEN website for more details.
At Arctic Frontiers 2026: Turn of the Tide, there will be seven science themes. These represent the latest developments in Arctic research and span the physical and social sciences, as well as technological developments and innovative methods.
On January 30, 2026, Institut nordique du Québec and the Teshipitakan Research Chair invite you to participate in an online training and awareness workshop entitled Myths and Prejudices Against Indigenous Peoples.
Hosted for the first time in Calgary, December 15-18, 2025, ArcticNet's Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM2025) is a prime opportunity to participate in an Arctic and northern research gathering, pushing the boundaries of our understanding of the North, and contributing to a solid foundation of knowledge to effectively address the Arctic issues of today.