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The Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy (CFP) is Canada's National Pharmacy Charity. It raises funds to support practice innovation for a healthier Canada.

01/29/2026

Late last year, the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy (CFP) surveyed pharmacy stakeholders to help set short- and long-term research priorities to address gaps in Canada’s healthcare system.

Over 90 people responded, signaling just how invested the pharmacy community is in evidence-driven progress.

Late last year, the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy (CFP) surveyed pharmacy stakeholders to help set short- and long-term research priorities to

12/29/2025

Meet our new board member, Dr. Kyle Wilby!

As a professor and Director of the College of Pharmacy at Dalhousie University, Dr. Kyle Wilby’s experience spans community and hospital roles in Canada, as well as public health positions overseas in Ghana, Qatar and New Zealand. A board member of the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy since March 2025, he shares his insights here on why the Foundation is poised to play a key role in moving the profession forward.

As a professor and Director of the College of Pharmacy at Dalhousie University, Dr. Kyle Wilby’s experience spans community and hospital roles in Canada

12/17/2025

A two-day leadership training program in Quebec has fired up pharmacists Alex Tang and Tristan Lai on their next steps in a lifelong journey to help both new and veteran pharmacists better serve 2SLGBTQ+ communities.

In 2024, Tang and Lai applied for—and received—grants from the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy’s Wellspring Pharmacy Leadership Awards to help cover the costs of attending the Effective Leadership program at the McGill Executive Institute, part of McGill University in Montreal, Quebec.

A two-day leadership training program in Quebec has fired up pharmacists Tristan Lai and Alex Tang on their next steps in a lifelong journey to help both new and veteran pharmacists better serve 2SLGBTQ+ communities.

12/10/2025

After working closely with partners Glenda Phillips and Rhonda Schooner from Nuxalk Nation Health and Wellness in Bella Coola, B.C., to lay the groundwork for culturally safe pharmacy services, Dr. Larry Leung is witnessing dramatic growth in scale and impact.

An Associate Professor of Teaching at the University of British Columbia, Leung received a grant from the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy’s Innovation Fund in 2023.

After working closely with partners Glenda Phillips and Rhonda Schooner from Nuxalk Health and Wellness in Bella Coola, B.C., to lay the groundwork for

12/03/2025

Social determinants of health are non-medical factors that can significantly influence health outcomes. In addition to economic stability, SDoHs include education, physical environment and social context (e.g., culture, race). In this article (reprinted from CFP’s 2025 Changing Face of Pharmacy report), we discuss the major role SDoHs play in access to health care.

social determinants of health are non-medical factors that can significantly influence health outcomes. In addition to economic stability, SDoHs

11/26/2025

Since receiving the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy’s Wellspring Pharmacy Leadership Award in 2023, pharmacist Heba BaniHani has continued to expand her impact in migraine and headache care—both in Canada and abroad. The award grant helped her to pursue a Master’s in Headache Disorders at the University of Copenhagen, where she made history as the first pharmacist to graduate from the program.

Learn more about Heba's work in our latest article.

Since receiving the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy’s Wellspring Pharmacy Leadership Award in 2023, pharmacist Heba Bani Hani has continued to expand her impact in migraine and headache care.

11/19/2025

Recent research confirms pharmacists’ potential to improve outcomes in mental health when they provide enhanced services—and ironically helps illustrate the precarity of pharmacists’ own capacity to do more.

Learn more in our latest article.

Recent research confirms pharmacists’ potential to improve outcomes in mental health when they provide enhanced services—and ironically helps illustrate the precarity

11/12/2025

Two of the three recipients of CFP’s 2025 Wellspring Pharmacy Leadership Awards joined us on the stage: Nishan Devani, who used his Wellspring Grant to attend the 2025 FIP World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences held in Copenhagen, Denmark; and Rahim Pradhan, who will complete a project management certificate program as well as two Lean healthcare certifications.

The Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy is thrilled to help spotlight innovation and leadership in pharmacy—as we did in Toronto in September, as co-host of the Ontario Pharmacists Association’s annual awards ceremony.

11/05/2025

Pharmacists from across the country gathered to honour Gayle Romanetz, the 2025 recipient of the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy’s Pillar of Pharmacy Award.

With more than 30 years—and counting—in the profession, Romanetz has consistently led by example, earning her reputation as a trusted leader, skilled strategist, and dedicated advocate for the evolving role of Canadian pharmacists.

Read more and view the images from that special evening.

Pharmacists from across the country gathered to honour Gayle Romanetz, the 2025 recipient of the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy’s Pillar of Pharmacy Award.

10/29/2025

Pharmacy Management in Canada, produced by the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy, is part of the curriculum at faculties of pharmacy across Canada. Practising pharmacists and pharmacy owners and managers also consult it for all matters to do with managing a pharmacy, from developing a strategic business plan and financial management, to marketing and quality control. Click on the link below to find out where to purchase.

Pharmacy Management in Canada, produced by the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy, is part of the curriculum at faculties of pharmacy across

10/22/2025

In 2022, with funding from the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy’s Innovation Fund, Dr. Kelly Grindrod and her research team at the University of Waterloo set out to determine whether computer-based education (CBE)—using the Pharmacy 5in5 platform—could encourage pharmacists in Ontario to perform more POCT.

While the results show that pharmacists gained valuable knowledge and skills through the online education program, they also revealed how regulatory and logistical barriers—including the fact that pharmacists’ POCT services are not publicly funded in the province—continue to restrict how beneficial POCT can be. Learn more about the work being done in our latest article.

A recently published study sheds light on both the promise and limits of point-of-care testing (POCT) by pharmacists.

10/15/2025

In the category of individual or pharmacy team initiatives, Sophie Park and her colleague, Saffiyah Abdulaziz at the Rexall Pharmacy Group Ltd. pharmacy in downtown Vancouver earned top marks for bringing vaccine services to communities where they’re needed most. Over the past two years, their collaboration with the Vancouver Police Department alone has delivered almost 600 doses of Shingrix (not covered by public programs) to first responders. Lear more about their work.

Whether it’s protecting the population at large or focusing on diverse communities, this year’s winners of the Vaccine Services Awards prove that

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