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7.25.2024
Adults with Disability Tax Credit certificate and children under 18 are now eligible to apply to the Canadian Dental Care Plan

Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) applications are now open for eligible children under the age of 18 and adults with a valid Disability Tax Credit certificate. The program is also open to seniors aged 65 and older. All other eligible groups will be invited to apply in 2025.

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2.26.2024
The new Canadian Dental Care Plan is here!

The plan aims to ease financial barriers to accessing oral health care for uninsured Canadians with an annual family income of less than $90,000.

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2.2.2024
Pain Canada Brings Two Free Courses to Canadian Health Providers

Two new self-paced learning programs are now available free to Canadian health professionals of all disciplines through Pain Canada.

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10.26.2023
National Pain Awareness Week Calendar of Events 2023

National Pain Awareness Week is an annual initiative dedicated to shedding light on the challenges faced by millions of individuals living with chronic pain. This year, Pain Canada and partners from across the country have joined forces to raise awareness about pain-related issues, promote education, and foster support for those impacted by chronic pain. As part of this essential campaign, various online events have been organized to empower and assist people in managing their pain effectively.

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8.29.2023
Putting the Pieces Together 2023

Registration starts on September 11 for the Putting the Pieces Together conference

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5.5.2021
Pain Canada joins Canadian Pain Task Force in calling for action on chronic pain

Pain Canada welcomes the final report by the Canadian Pain Task Force, An Action Plan for Pain in Canada, released to the public May 5, 2021 by Health Canada.

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4.29.2022
Leaders in chronic pain form national network to drive action

Leading chronic pain organizations and advocates across Canada have united to form a new action network to improve the systems of care and support for the eight million people living with pain in Canada.

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