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Announcements

Federal Budget 2024: Too Little for Too Few - Canada Disability Benefit funding fails to “renew Canada’s promise” for people with disabilities.
National Volunteer Week 2024 - Together, let's continue to celebrate the importance of volunteerism this week and beyond. View videos of our wonderful volunteers across the country.
Pre-Budget Submission for the 2024 Federal Budget - March of Dimes Canada has submitted recommendations to the Honourable Chrystia Freeland, Minister of Finance, for the 2024 Federal Budget.
Get hired at our free cross-Canada Online Hiring Event – February 27! - March of Dimes Canada is hiring! We need frontline workers like you to help us change the lives of people with disabilities – join us February 27 to find out more!

MODC in the News

MODC in the News - MODC coverage in print and broadcast media.

News Releases

March of Dimes Canada Announces the Second Annual Changemaker Awards Celebrating Extraordinary Impact for People with Disabilities - Nominations are now open for the second annual March of Dimes Canada Changemaker Awards.
March of Dimes Canada and Prosper Canada call on federal government to build a barrier-free Canada Disability Benefit - View March of Dimes Canada's new report with Prosper Canada about creating an accessible Canada Disability Benefit.
Step Up for Stroke Annual Fundraiser - March of Dimes Canada invites everyone to Step Up for Stroke. This annual fundraiser highlights the more than 89,000 strokes that happen in Canada every year.

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Care-in-Action Newsletter

Care in Action - Summer 2019

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Accessible Voting in Canada

Voter Information - Federal

Research at MODC

Research at MODC - A Brief History - March of Dimes Canada's research timeline from 1951 to the present.

Jonas Salk Award - Annual award presented to a Canadian scientist, physician or researcher who has made a new and outstanding contribution in science or medicine, to prevent, alleviate or eliminate a physical disability.

MODC Early Career Professorship - Awarded to a research faculty member investigating interventions and pathways to increase the independence and social integration of brain injury survivors.