The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada: Call for expressions of interest to help operationalize Canada's new approach to assessing major projects
The Agency is seeking to support and leverage the work of stakeholders, such as research, environmental and policy-focused not-for-profit organizations, academic institutions and think tanks on the development of practical tools and approaches to assessing major projects under the Impact Assessment Act (the Act).
▶︎ Make a submission [Closes Nov 6, 2020]
The Canadian Water Network: Ethics and communications guidance for Canadian investigators (The COVID-19 Wastewater Coalition)
The COVID-19 Wastewater Coalition has developed ethics and communications guidance for measuring and reporting signals of SARS-CoV-2 in community wastewater across Canada.
▶︎ See guidance document
NCCHPP Webinar - Health in All Policies in times of COVID-19: What roles for the health sector moving forward?
October 29, 2020: 2-3:30pm ICT | November 10, 2020: 10-11:30am EST
The ultimate objective of this webinar series is to seek answers on how to make multi-sectoral collaboration sustainable, what are the enabling factors for multi-sectoral collaboration, how can they these factors be maintained when the COVID-19 situation improves and how can we apply multi-sectoral collaboration lessons from the COVID-19 response to future health crisis.
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NCCPH Knowledge Translation (KT) Student Award Winners Panel
The National Collaborating Centres for Public Health (NCCPH) are pleased to announce the winners of the 2020 NCCPH Knowledge Translation (KT) Student Award. This award recognizes the efforts of graduate students at Canadian universities studying public health and using knowledge translation in their research.
▶︎ Watch the panel
Health Canada Consultations
Health Canada is currently consulting on several Guideline Technical Documents for recreational and drinking water and indoor air.
▶︎ Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,4-D) in drinking water. [Closes Nov 6, 2020]
▶︎ Cyanobacteria and their Toxins in Recreational Water. [Closes Nov 20, 2020]
