News and Events

ENGAGing men in HIV prevention and care

CTN 300: The Engage Study is investigating the use of PrEP among urban Canadian gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men

Third Canadian HIV & Aging Symposium and Community UnConference

Registration is now open for the 3rd Canadian HIV & Aging Symposium and Community UnConference – HIV and Aging WELL: WE Live & Learn Together!

HIV and Comorbidities Webinar Series

In this webinar series, the CTN's HIV and Comorbidities research team will share their knowledge on the experiences and impacts of comorbidities among people living with HIV

Save the date: CAHR 2022

The 31st Canadian Conference on HIV/AIDS Research (CAHR Conference) will be held April 29th to May 1st, 2022 in London, Ontario

Call for nominations now open for CTN C4 Teams Community Co-Lead

Introducing several of the CTN’s hepatitis experts

Meet a selection of CTN researchers and learn about how they contribute to the treatment and care of people at-risk of or living with hepatitis

Celebrating over 100 CTN Postdoctoral Fellows

To mark the momentous occasion of passing the 100-fellow milestone, we introduce you to the postdoc program and some of the fellows, past and present

Dr. Aslam Anis shares a statement for National Indigenous Peoples Day

CTN National Director reflects on how the Network can actively be part of reconciliation as an ally to Indigenous Peoples

Leaving behind a legacy: au revoir to Jacquie Sas

Jacquie Sas was one of the very first CTN employees, joining the Network in 1990. In 2021, we wave 'goodbye' to Jacquie as she leaves to enjoy her well-earned retirement

Does the COVID-19 vaccine work for people living with HIV?

A new national study, called HIVCOV (CTN 328), will assess COVID-19 vaccine immune responses and effectiveness among people living with HIV

Understanding the impacts of prenatal antiretroviral medications on children

A new CTN study investigates how exposure to HIV and antiretroviral drugs during pregnancy could have long-term effects for the millions of kids who were born to mothers living with HIV, but who did not acquire the virus themselves