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The 15th edition of the Le Tour de rein Éric Chandonnet, held on September 26 at Bernard-Landry Park in Laval, concluded on an exceptional note.

The Kidney Foundation of Canada is welcoming significant enhancements to Newfoundland and Labrador's Medical Transportation Assistance Program (MTAP).

“When people come together with purpose and compassion, lives change,” said Elizabeth Myles, National Executive Director of the Foundation.

The Kidney Foundation of Canada is proud to announce that its Living with Reduced Kidney Function patient handbook is now available digitally in Arabic.

Poll results are encouraging, but knowledge gaps continue to put Canadians at risk.

The Kidney Foundation of Canada is honoured to be the charitable recipient of the KRUSH 4 Riley benefit concert.

Under a rainy sky, but in a warm and unifying atmosphere, nearly a hundred people gathered on June 6 to participate in the very first Kahnawà:ke Kidney Walk.

Health Canada has issued a risk communication to health care professionals, notifying them of a review of Tavneos (avacopan), a medication used for the treatment of a rare autoimmune disease that can affect the kidneys and other organs.

The Kidney Foundation of Canada congratulates Dr. Peter Nickerson on his appointment as an Officer of the Order of Canada on June 26, 2026.

In May 2026, both branches of The Kidney Foundation of Canada in Alberta held their inaugural Living Donor Circle of Excellence ceremonies.

The Kidney Foundation recognizes and celebrates the dedication and generosity of its volunteers with the Recognition 2025, Chapter and Division Awards. Their involvement makes all the difference. Our mission wouldn't be the same without them!

Dr. Suri is a clinician-scientist at McGill University specializing in hemodialysis research. Her work focuses on behaviour-based interventions for people undergoing hemodialysis.