April 11, 2005
Canadian Health Services Research Foundation
A new way of doing business in British Columbia
When most researchers and decision makers hear the word “network,” they probably think first of a conventional research network — a group of academics who are linked by a common discipline, methodology, or subject. But there are many different types of networks with differing purposes.

October 21, 2004
Canadian Stroke Network
Foundation makes big strides in health research
Dr. Aubrey Tingle likes to tell the story of meeting a colleague at Ottawa International Airport recently. The scientist, from Quebec, wanted to know what had changed in British Columbia to generate the feeling of enthusiasm and of finally getting things going in B.C.'s health research community.