Canadian Association of Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation

05/21/2026

We are proud to celebrate Warner Mbuila Mampuya, a valued member of the ICCPR community, on receiving a distinction award from the Collège des médecins du Québec, recognizing his contributions to humanism in medicine.

Dr. Mampuya’s work reflects the very essence of patient-centred care - grounded in compassion, respect, and deep human connection. From supporting immigrant families navigating complex health systems, to leading impactful cardiac rehabilitation and cardio-oncology programs at CHU de Sherbrooke, his dedication continues to transform lives.

His global leadership is equally inspiring. Through screening initiatives for rheumatic heart disease in Senegal and his role coordinating the African cardiac rehabilitation network, he is advancing equitable access to care and strengthening capacity across regions. His commitment to mentorship and education - both in Canada and internationally - further amplifies his impact for generations to come.

Guided by the belief that medicine is both a science and a profoundly human endeavour, Dr. Mampuya exemplifies the values we strive to uphold at ICCPR.

Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition. We are honoured to have you as part of our global community.

https://www.cmq.org/fr/a-propos/evenements/distinctions-college/categorie-humanisme

05/08/2026

⌛There's only one month left until the 2026 CACPR Spring Conference!

Join colleagues from across the country for two days of learning, collaboration, and networking in Toronto.

Register now
🔗 https://cacpr.ca/2026-registration

05/08/2026

This Heart Failure Awareness Week, clearer care starts with clearer guidance. Heart failure with non-reduced ejection fraction is a common and growing area of heart failure care. Explore the HFnrEF Guideline and practical tools that support treatment decisions, care planning, and implementation.

Explore the guideline and tools: https://ccs.ca/guideline-2025-hfnref/

05/08/2026

05/08/2026

Canada is lighting up red for Heart Failure Awareness Week ❤️

From Vancouver to Winnipeg to Toronto and then Halifax, iconic landmarks are coming together to shine a light on heart failure and the people it affects every day.

Each light represents a shared commitment to awareness, earlier diagnosis, and better care.

If you spot a landmark glowing red in your city, share it and tag us! 🤳
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Le Canada s’illumine en rouge pour la Semaine de sensibilisation à l’insuffisance cardiaque ❤️

De Vancouver à Winnipeg, jusqu’à Toronto puis Halifax, des monuments emblématiques s’unissent pour sensibiliser à l’insuffisance cardiaque et soutenir les personnes touchées.

Chaque lumière reflète un engagement commun envers la sensibilisation, le diagnostic précoce et de meilleurs soins.

Vous voyez un monument illuminé en rouge dans votre ville? Partagez-le et identifiez-nous ! 🤳

04/01/2026

📣 The CACPR 2026 Spring Conference Program is NOW LIVE!

Join us in Toronto to learn more about Innovative Approaches to Managing Cardiovascular Risk, Application of Artificial Intelligence in CV Care, Long-Term Self-Management, and more!

Register now to take advantage of early bird rates! Early bird registration closes on May 5, 2026.
🔗 https://cacpr.ca/2026-Conference

02/19/2026

The CACPR 2026 Spring Conference Registration is NOW OPEN! Join us in Toronto from June 5-6.

This in-person clinically-based conference benefits practitioners and researchers in the field of cardiac rehabilitation, trainees, healthcare providers caring for cardiac patients, and others with an interest in chronic disease management

Register now to take advantage of early bird rates! Early bird registration closes on May 5, 2026.

🔗https://cacpr.ca/2026-registration

08/29/2025

Christina Stuwe didn't experience the typical “Hollywood” heart attack. She didn't have any chest pain, and her body developed it's own version of angina.
Read her story: https://bit.ly/4gY4uST.

08/26/2025

CSEP members save 50% on this two-part learning module!

Strengthen your understanding of clinical exercise physiology assessment with this two-part learning module led by Dr. Karen Kendall, Ph.D., CSEP-CEP, CAT(C), CSCS, ESSAM AEP.

Designed for CSEP-CEP candidates, it explores the principles of assessment and the key protocols used in practice.

This module includes approximately 3 hours of recorded content and provides 6 PDCs for CSEP members.

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Les membres du SCPE économisent 50 % sur ce module d’apprentissage en deux parties !

Renforcez votre compréhension de l’évaluation en physiologie de l’exercice clinique grâce à ce module d’apprentissage en deux parties animé par la Dre Karen Kendall, Ph.D., PEC-SCPE, CAT(C), CSCS, ESSAM AEP.

Conçu pour les candidats au PEC-SCPE, il explore les principes de l’évaluation ainsi que les principaux protocoles utilisés en pratique.

Ce module comprend environ 3 heures de contenu enregistré et offre 6 crédits de développement professionnel continu (PDC) aux membres du SCPE.

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