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Profiles
Activator Celebrates 45 years
Jan. 30, Phoenix, Ariz. -- Known for bringing innovation to the chiropractic profession, since 1967, Activator Methods International celebrates it 45th Anniversary!
Chiropractic for the World headed to Africa in 2012
Jan. 25, DeWinton, AB – Chiropractic for the World, a registered charity dedicated to affecting the health of each individual by bringing chiropractic to peoples around the globe, is planning two mission trips to Africa in 2012.
WCCS invites Canadian Chiropractic Students
Jan. 19, Hayward, CA – The World Congress of Chiropractic Students (WCCS) invites students from Canadian chiropractic programs to participate in its regional event to be hosted by Life Chiropractic College West in May 2012.
Pinnacles of Excellence for 2011
In the December 2011 print issue of Canadian Chiropractor, we looked at 10 awesome things that happened within the profession in Canada in 2011. Chiropractors from across the country wrote in with achievements and accomplishments from their provinces and on a national scale. But we only had room to print 10 of these laudable developments in the magazine! So, we're going to continue, here, and list some other great things that happened in chiropractic this past year. Please feel free to add to this list of 2011's pinnacles of chiropractic excellence - your contribution can be a story from your own practice, your community, your society or association, or from across Canada and around the world. Let's take a few minutes to recognize what DCs have achieved for the profession and for their patients in 2011!
Dr. Mark Erwin awarded independent research lab
Dec. 16, Toronto, Ont. – Congratulations to Dr. Mark Erwin D.C., Ph.D who was recently awarded his own “independent laboratory” at Toronto Western Hospital to support his world-class research.
New CCRF professorship at McGill
Dec. 15, Montreal, QC – McGill University, one of Canada’s leading universities, has awarded the “Canadian Chiropractic Research Foundation (CCRF) Professorship in Rehabilitation Epidemiology” to Dr. André Bussières DC.
Two CMCC faculty members receive top honours
Dec. 1, Toronto, Ont –Drs. Jay Triano and Marion McGregor, faculty members at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) were recognized at the Ontario Chiropractic Association’s (OCA) 2011 Awards Ceremony, held November 26.
Nominations open for the Drugless Research Hall of Fame Award
Nov. 7, Dallas, TX – Parker University is accepting nominations for the coveted Drugless Research Hall of Fame Award. |
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