At the University of Montreal, Professor Louis-Eric Trudeau investigates the earliest potential causes of Parkinson’s disease, at the cellular level. … Read More
Do I need a Will?
Most Canadians spend their lifetime acquiring personal property, saving for their children’s education, paying off the mortgage, building financial security … Read More
Calling All Researchers !
Research Update: Competition and Important Dates 2020-2022 Funding Cycle – REQUEST FOR APPLICATIONS – Since 1981, the Parkinson Canada Research … Read More
Parkinson Canada researchers expand our knowledge
Whether they are established experts, or just beginning their careers, Parkinson’s researchers count on funding from the Parkinson Canada National … Read More
Teach the Teacher : Canadian Parkinson disease clinician on a pilgrimage
Having completed her residency as a neurologist in Vancouver, Melissa Mackenzie is spending an additional year as a fellow in … Read More
Helping cells help themselves and tackling Parkinson’s disease along the way
McGill University doctoral student Shafqat Rasool is investigating the way PINK1, a gene-related to Parkinson’s disease, is activated. He’s also studying … Read More
Donating Securities to Parkinson Canada—a Tax Efficient Way to Give!
Each year at this time, many Canadians look at all the requests from charities and then decide which ones they … Read More
“I have Parkinson’s. It doesn’t have me.”
Jamie Fobert, then 40 years young, sobbed during the entire two-hour drive home from the neurologist appointment to his home … Read More
New guideline for Parkinson’s disease aims for clear communication and standardized care for the Parkinson’s community
Includes new non-motor, palliative care, and treatment advances A comprehensive new Canadian Guideline for Parkinson Disease, 2nd Edition, provides practical … Read More







