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Canada has the potential to emerge as a global leader in ALS clinical trials, providing individuals affected by ALS with more opportunities to engage in promising new treatments. To help turn this potential into a reality, the ALS Society of…

ALS researchers worldwide continue to build upon existing work and make new discoveries in the hopes of a world free of ALS. In the August 2025 Research Update, explore new insights into ALS treatments, biomarker detection, environmental factors, genetics, and…

From the Research Desk highlights recent activities and accomplishments from the ALS Canada Research Team, and what is happening in the ALS research world. By actively engaging with the global ALS community, supporting ALS research advancements, and providing knowledge to people affected by…

This blog series is a place for the ALS community to learn about and stay updated on ALS Canada's advocacy efforts as well as relevant developments within the government. Please note that because ALS Canada…

On June 12, a diverse and passionate group of researchers, clinicians, ALS organizations, and people affected by ALS gathered in Toronto for the National ALS Research Summit. Hosted by ALS Canada, the day-long workshop marked a…

In this interview with members of the ALS Canada Research Team, David Taylor, Chief Scientific Officer and Colleen Doyle, Director of Canadian Research, both discuss the ALS Canada Research Program and building the foundation of ALS discovery in Canada.   …

Engaging with elected officials is a cornerstone of effective advocacy. Whether you are living with ALS, a caregiver, or someone who wants to see a better reality for people affected by this devastating disease, your voice matters. This blog post…

The ALS Society of Canada is honoured to welcome five new members to its Board of Directors. Their professional accomplishments, combined with a personal understanding of the impact of ALS from the perspective of a neurologist, caregiver, or people living…