Construire l'avenir de la science de la douleur
29 avril au 2 mai
Centre des congrès de Québec, ville de Québec
Profitez des tarifs « early bird » jusqu’au 8 mars 2026. Devenez membre de la Société canadienne de la douleur pour bénéficier de tarifs réduits !
Université de Toronto, Ottawa
de jeudi 1 mai à dimanche 4 mai 2025
Les personnes intéressées par le domaine de la douleur au Canada et à travers le monde se rassemblent pour partager leurs connaissances et leurs expertises sur les dernières avancées des mécanismes de la douleur, sa gestion son évaluation.
46e réunion scientifique annuelle
29 avril
au 2 mai
ville de Québec
Université de Toronto, Ottawa
de jeudi 1 mai à dimanche 4 mai 2025
Les personnes intéressées par le domaine de la douleur au Canada et à travers le monde se rassemblent pour partager leurs connaissances et leurs expertises sur les dernières avancées des mécanismes de la douleur, sa gestion son évaluation.
Notre réunion scientifique annuelle 2025
Université de Toronto, Ottawa
de jeudi 1 mai à dimanche 4 mai 2025
Les personnes intéressées par le domaine de la douleur au Canada et à travers le monde se rassemblent pour partager leurs connaissances et leurs expertises sur les dernières avancées des mécanismes de la douleur, sa gestion son évaluation.
Notre réunion scientifique annuelle 2025
Université de Toronto
de jeudi 1 mai à dimanche 4 mai 2025
Les personnes intéressées par le domaine de la douleur au Canada et à travers le monde se rassemblent pour partager leurs connaissances et leurs expertises sur les dernières avancées des mécanismes de la douleur, sa gestion son évaluation.
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Université de Toronto
de jeudi 1 mai à dimanche 4 mai 2025
Les personnes intéressées par le domaine de la douleur au Canada et à travers le monde se rassemblent pour partager leurs connaissances et leurs expertises sur les dernières avancées des mécanismes de la douleur, sa gestion son évaluation.
FILTRER
Notre réunion scientifique annuelle 2025
Le campus de l'Université de Toronto adhère au principe de durabilité et est un environnement sans plastique, notamment sans bouteilles d'eau à usage unique. De plus, il est strictement interdit de fumer sur le campus, afin de garantir un environnement propre et sain à toutes et à tous.
Selon les lignes directrices de l'historique Convocation Hall, toutes les personnes participantes disposent d'une carte d'accès à l'entrée, qui vous sera fournie lors de l'enregistrement. Les personnes présentes doivent également s'organiser en conséquence, car il est interdit de boire et de manger dans l'auditorium.
Arrivée
Veuillez consulter les horaires et achetez des abonnements à la station de trains Union.
Veuillez consulter les horaires et achetez des billets à la station de trains de Toronto.
GO Transit
Profitez de 15 % de rabais sur les meilleurs tarifs offerts jusqu'au 4 mai 2025. Les billets ne sont valables que 7 jours à partir de la date d'achat.
Utilisez le code CPS25 avec Go Transit.
UP Express
Profitez de 25 % de rabais sur les meilleurs tarifs offerts jusqu'au 4 mai 2025. Les billets UP Express peuvent être achetés à l'avance et sont valables pendant un an à partir de la date d'achat.
Utilisez le code CPS25 avec UP Express.
En train
Via Rail
Du 28 avril au 7 mai 2025, profitez de 10 % de réduction sur le meilleur tarif offert en classe Économie, Économie Plus, Affaires, Affaires Plus, Voitures-lits* au départ de toutes les gares du réseau VIA jusqu'à Toronto et au retour.
Utilisez le code 15743 avec ViaRail
En voiture
Notre réunion scientifique annuelle aura lieu au campus St George de l'Université de Toronto. Veuillez utiliser cette carte interactive et les filtres proposés pour localiser les stationnements et leurs tarifs sur le campus St George.
Plénières distinguées
She is Anishinaabe (Mishi-Baawitigong First Nation, Treaty 5 Territory) and lives, works and plays on the unceded territory of the Coast Salish peoples – the səl̓ílwətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) Nations. She completed her medical degree and psychiatry specialty training at McMaster University. Canada's first female Indigenous psychiatrist, Dr. Wieman has more than 20 years and clinical experience, working with Indigenous people in both rural/reserve and urban settings. Dr. Wieman served as the President of the Indigenous Physicians Association of Canada (IPAC) from 2016 - 2022.
Dr. Anna Hood
Professor
The Diana L. Taylor Distinguished Professor in Neuroscience at Dartmouth College, and the Director of Dartmouth’s Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience laboratory, the Dartmouth Brain Imaging Center, and the Dartmouth Center for Cognitive Neuroscience. Professor Wager’s research centers on the neurophysiology of affective processes—pain, emotion, stress, and empathy—and how they are shaped by cognitive and social influences. One focus area is the impact of thoughts and beliefs on learning, brain function, and brain-body communication. Another focus is the development of brain biomarkers that track and predict affective experience, including pain and other clinical symptoms. A third focus is on statistical, machine learning, and computational techniques that provide a foundation for new models of the affective brain. Professor Wager’s laboratory conducts basic research in these focus areas and applies the resulting techniques and models to collaborative, translational research on clinical disorders and interventions. In support of these goals, Professor Wager and his group have developed several publicly available software toolboxes (see http://canlab.github.io). He also teaches courses and workshops on fMRI analysis and has co-authored a book, Principles of fMRI. More information about Dr. Wager and his lab’s activities, publications, and software can be found at http://canlab.science.
Professor Tor Wager
Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, Dartmouth College
Thursday, May 1st / The Chelsea Hotel
Welcome Reception
The Registration Desk is your first stop! Pick up your badge and event materials before kicking off the conference with good company, great conversation, and a chance to mingle with fellow attendees.
Friday, May 2nd / Online
Vote for our Art Award
Cast your vote here for the 2025 Art Award and help honor artists who transform pain into powerful shared visions under the theme Shared Horizons: "What do I do for pain?".
Friday, May 2nd / From Convocation Hall
Canadian Pain Society Community Parade
The first-ever Canadian Parade for Pain, marching from Convocation Hall to the Goldring Student Center through downtown Toronto. We invite anyone to join us in this historic march. View the route here.
Friday, May 2nd / Goldring Student Center
Canadian Pain Society BBQ
The parade will lead us to the Goldring Student Center, where we gather for a community celebration and family BBQ that includes food, music and entertainment.¹
Sunday, May 4th / Hart House
Person with Lived Experience Lunch
University of Toronto Centre for the Study of Pain (UTCSP) is hosting a lunch for people with lived experience to come together with trainees and share perspectives on what the future of pain care could look like.
Sunday, May 4th / Hart House
PWLE and Trainee Workshop
Following the Trainee and People with Lived Experience Lunch, join this workshop to learn directly from those with firsthand experience.
Scheduled Sessions / Victoria College
Poster Presentations
Engage with researchers as they present their work and explore the latest advancements in pain research and care in Victoria College's Alumni Hall.
Always On
Exhibitor Hall
Stop by the Exhibitor Hall to connect with industry leaders, explore new products, and discover innovative solutions in pain management. Get to know our exhibitors here.
Always On
Take 5 Rooms
Step away from the conference buzz and head to dedicated Take 5 Rooms—your go-to spot for a quick reboost, relaxation, and moments of peace before your next session.
Cet événement est accrédité : Cet événement est une activité d'apprentissage en groupe accréditée (Section 1) telle que définie par le Programme de maintien de la certification du Collège royal des médecins et chirurgiens du Canada et approuvée par la Société canadienne de rhumatologie. Vous pouvez réclamer un maximum de 18 heures (les crédits sont calculés automatiquement).
Cet événement est accrédité : Cet événement est une activité d'apprentissage en groupe accréditée (Section 1) telle que définie par le Programme de maintien de la certification du Collège royal des médecins et chirurgiens du Canada et approuvée par la Société canadienne de rhumatologie. Vous pouvez réclamer un maximum de 18 heures (les crédits sont calculés automatiquement).
Notre agenda complet pour 2024
A Landmark Gathering for Change
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Mental Health and Addictions in Canada
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
From Pain to Power: Healing in a System That Wasn’t Built for Me
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Pain, Addiction and Mental Health
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Living a Long and Successful Life with Chronic Pain
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Health, Human Rights, and the Lived Experience of Pain
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
It’s Not Just in Her Head: The Hidden Crisis of Women’s Health in Canada
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Prioritizing Pain in Kids: A Necessary Path to Improve Health for All People in Canada
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Canada: A Nation That Can Beat Chronic Pain. Lessons From Science and a Call to Action
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Evolution of Research for Veteran Health and Well-Being in Canada: Lessons for the Pain Community
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Migraine: From Ancient Attempts to Modern Miracles
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Healing Relations: Chronic Pain and Indigenous Peoples
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Psychedelics and Pain: Have We Found the Answer
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
After the War on Drugs
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Entraining Pain Relief in the Central Nervous System
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Cracking the Code of Pain: How Science is Transforming Treatment and Empowering Patients
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Transformative Pain Care: Building an Integrated Ecosystem for Better Outcomes
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Treating Pain in Canada – The Next Steps
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Changes in Pain Medicine
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Fireside Chat
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Vous serez en mesure de décrire et d'analyser de manière critique les recherches récentes sur les mécanismes et la gestion de la douleur avec nos membres divers et multidisciplinaires. Vous intégrerez des activités et des connaissances qui contribueront à améliorer l'accès à des soins de qualité, y compris la prévention et le traitement de la douleur de manière plus efficace. Voir les conflits d'intérêts des conférenciers.
Notre agenda complet pour 2024
A Landmark Gathering for Change
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Mental Health and Addictions in Canada
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
From Pain to Power: Healing in a System That Wasn’t Built for Me
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Pain, Addiction and Mental Health
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Living a Long and Successful Life with Chronic Pain
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Health, Human Rights, and the Lived Experience of Pain
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
It’s Not Just in Her Head: The Hidden Crisis of Women’s Health in Canada
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Prioritizing Pain in Kids: A Necessary Path to Improve Health for All People in Canada
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Canada: A Nation That Can Beat Chronic Pain. Lessons From Science and a Call to Action
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Evolution of Research for Veteran Health and Well-Being in Canada: Lessons for the Pain Community
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Migraine: From Ancient Attempts to Modern Miracles
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Healing Relations: Chronic Pain and Indigenous Peoples
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Psychedelics and Pain: Have We Found the Answer
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
After the War on Drugs
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Entraining Pain Relief in the Central Nervous System
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Cracking the Code of Pain: How Science is Transforming Treatment and Empowering Patients
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Transformative Pain Care: Building an Integrated Ecosystem for Better Outcomes
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Treating Pain in Canada – The Next Steps
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Changes in Pain Medicine
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Fireside Chat
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Exclusive access to the full National Pain Rounds and Pain Rounds for Trainees session videos will be granted first to our valued members. Our broader audience can enjoy our complete videos one month after the initial session airs.
Filtrer les événements et les dates
3 février 2026
Bourse de recherche postdoctorale sur les vétérans vivant avec la douleur chronique
Financement offert pour les personnes aux études postdoctorales intéressées par la recherche sur les politiques de santé ou cliniques pertinentes pour les personnes vivant avec la douleur chronique.
Winfried Häuser
Conférence d’ouverture
Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, Dartmouth College
The Diana L. Taylor Distinguished Professor in Neuroscience at Dartmouth College, and the Director of Dartmouth’s Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience laboratory, the Dartmouth Brain Imaging Center, and the Dartmouth Center for Cognitive Neuroscience. Professor Wager’s research centers on the neurophysiology of affective processes—pain, emotion, stress, and empathy—and how they are shaped by cognitive and social influences. One focus area is the impact of thoughts and beliefs on learning, brain function, and brain-body communication. Another focus is the development of brain biomarkers that track and predict affective experience, including pain and other clinical symptoms. A third focus is on statistical, machine learning, and computational techniques that provide a foundation for new models of the affective brain. Professor Wager’s laboratory conducts basic research in these focus areas and applies the resulting techniques and models to collaborative, translational research on clinical disorders and interventions. In support of these goals, Professor Wager and his group have developed several publicly available software toolboxes (see http://canlab.github.io). He also teaches courses and workshops on fMRI analysis and has co-authored a book, Principles of fMRI. More information about Dr. Wager and his lab’s activities, publications, and software can be found at http://canlab.science.
Professor Theodore (Ted) Price
Séance plénière
Professor
She is Anishinaabe (Mishi-Baawitigong First Nation, Treaty 5 Territory) and lives, works and plays on the unceded territory of the Coast Salish peoples – the səl̓ílwətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) Nations. She completed her medical degree and psychiatry specialty training at McMaster University. Canada's first female Indigenous psychiatrist, Dr. Wieman has more than 20 years and clinical experience, working with Indigenous people in both rural/reserve and urban settings. Dr. Wieman served as the President of the Indigenous Physicians Association of Canada (IPAC) from 2016 - 2022.
Professor Herta Flor
Séance plénière
Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, Dartmouth College
The Diana L. Taylor Distinguished Professor in Neuroscience at Dartmouth College, and the Director of Dartmouth’s Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience laboratory, the Dartmouth Brain Imaging Center, and the Dartmouth Center for Cognitive Neuroscience. Professor Wager’s research centers on the neurophysiology of affective processes—pain, emotion, stress, and empathy—and how they are shaped by cognitive and social influences. One focus area is the impact of thoughts and beliefs on learning, brain function, and brain-body communication. Another focus is the development of brain biomarkers that track and predict affective experience, including pain and other clinical symptoms. A third focus is on statistical, machine learning, and computational techniques that provide a foundation for new models of the affective brain. Professor Wager’s laboratory conducts basic research in these focus areas and applies the resulting techniques and models to collaborative, translational research on clinical disorders and interventions. In support of these goals, Professor Wager and his group have developed several publicly available software toolboxes (see http://canlab.github.io). He also teaches courses and workshops on fMRI analysis and has co-authored a book, Principles of fMRI. More information about Dr. Wager and his lab’s activities, publications, and software can be found at http://canlab.science.
Séances plénières distinguées
Thursday, May 1st
Welcome Reception
The Registration Desk is your first stop! Pick up your badge and event materials before kicking off the conference with good company, great conversation, and a chance to mingle with fellow attendees.
Friday, May 2nd
Canadian Pain Society Community Parade
The first-ever Canadian Parade for Pain, marching from Convocation Hall to Victoria College through downtown Toronto. We invite anyone to join us in this historic march.
Friday, May 2nd
Canadian Pain Society Family BBQ
The parade will lead us to the Victoria College Quad, where we gather for a community celebration and family BBQ that includes food, music and entertainment.
Sunday, May 4th
Person with Lived Experience Lunch
University of Toronto Centre for the Study of Pain (UTCSP) is hosting a lunch at Hart House for people with lived experience to come together with trainees and share perspectives on what the future of pain care could look like.
Sunday, May 4th
PWLE and Trainee Workshop
Following the Trainee and People with Lived Experience Lunch, join this workshop to learn directly from those with firsthand experience.
Scheduled Sessions
Poster Presentations
Engage with researchers as they present their work and explore the latest advancements in pain research and care in Victoria College's Alumni Hall.
Always On
Exhibitor Hall
Stop by the Exhibitor Hall to connect with industry leaders, explore new products, and discover innovative solutions in pain management. Get to know our exhibitors here.
Always On
Take 5 Rooms
Step away from the conference buzz and head to dedicated Take 5 Rooms—your go-to spot for a quick reboost, relaxation, and moments of peace before your next session.
POUR LE BARBECUE Toutes et tous les participants doivent avoir leur cocarde et doivent être préenregistrés pour participer. Les boissons non alcoolisées sont comprises. Nous vous invitons à acheter les billets pour vos proches et votre famille à l'avance sur notre site Web. Les billets ne peuvent pas être achetés sur place. Un bar payant sera ouvert.
Bien plus que des conférences
Des possibilités de réseautage, des événements communautaires, des initiatives de bien-être et bien plus encore pour vous aider à tisser des liens enrichissants.
Notre réunion scientifique annuelle 2025
Université de Toronto
de jeudi 1 mai à dimanche 4 mai 2025
Les personnes intéressées par le domaine de la douleur au Canada et à travers le monde se rassemblent pour partager leurs connaissances et leurs expertises sur les dernières avancées des mécanismes de la douleur, sa gestion son évaluation.
April 30th and May 1st
The Canadian Consortium for the Investigation of Cannabinoids (CCIC) and the Toronto Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research Consortium (TC3) joint meeting
Canadian Cannabis Research Summit
Cette année aura lieu le plus grand rassemblement national de scientifiques étudiant les cannabinoïdes et de prestataires de soins de la santé. L’événement permettra de présenter la diversité de la recherche sur les cannabinoïdes au Canada ainsi que les centres de recherche, les réseaux et les groupes qui mènent ces travaux importants.
Thursday, May 2nd
Critical Approaches to Scholarship in Pain Research (CASPR)
Equity, social justice, and structural determinants of health as they pertain to (chronic) pain
Cette année aura lieu le plus grand rassemblement national de scientifiques étudiant les cannabinoïdes et de prestataires de soins de la santé. L’événement permettra de présenter la diversité de la recherche sur les cannabinoïdes au Canada ainsi que les centres de recherche, les réseaux et les groupes qui mènent ces travaux importants.
May 2nd and 3rd
Canadian Interventional Pain Course (CIPC)
Ultrasound-guided and fluoroscopy-guided procedures
Cette année aura lieu le plus grand rassemblement national de scientifiques étudiant les cannabinoïdes et de prestataires de soins de la santé. L’événement permettra de présenter la diversité de la recherche sur les cannabinoïdes au Canada ainsi que les centres de recherche, les réseaux et les groupes qui mènent ces travaux importants.
May 3rd
Canadian Pain Society – Canadian Chronic Pain Network (CPS-CPN) joint meeting
Improving Design and Conduct of Clinical Trials in Chronic Pain
Cette année aura lieu le plus grand rassemblement national de scientifiques étudiant les cannabinoïdes et de prestataires de soins de la santé. L’événement permettra de présenter la diversité de la recherche sur les cannabinoïdes au Canada ainsi que les centres de recherche, les réseaux et les groupes qui mènent ces travaux importants.
Possibilités d'apprentissage supplémentaires
Une série d'événements éducatifs et d'ateliers avant la conférence en plus de notre réunion annuelle. Plus de détails à venir!
La ville de Québec vous attend! Planifiez votre séjour et sauvez de l'argent
Une courte remarque! L’horaire et les délais imprévus lors de l’événement peuvent changer sans préavis et avoir une incidence sur vos plans de voyage. Bien que nous nous efforcions d’éviter ces changements, veuillez noter que la Société canadienne de la douleur ne sera pas responsable des frais encourus en raison de ces changements.
Arrivée
Du 24 avril au 7 mai 2026, profitez de 10 % de réduction sur le meilleur tarif offert en classe Économie, Économie Plus, Affaires, Affaires Plus, Voitures-lits* au départ de toutes les gares du réseau VIA jusqu'à Québec et au retour.
Utilisez le code 15743 avec Via Rail.
Notre réunion scientifique annuelle 2026 aura lieu au Centre des congrès de Québec.
Les taxis proposent un tarif forfaitaire d'environ 40 $ de l'aéroport aux hôtels.
Les services de covoiturage comme Uber sont offerts pour environ 40 $ de l'aéroport aux hôtels.
Un tunnel piétonnier relie le Centre des congrès de Québec à quatre stationnements intérieurs offrant plus de 4 000 places.
Journalier (max. 24 heures) : 25 $
Soirée (16 h 00 à 6 h 59) : 15 $
Journalier (stationnement intérieur) : 21 $
Journalier (stationnement extérieur) : 23 $
Journalier (max. 24 heures) : 20 $
Soirée (16 h 00 à 7 h 59) : 15 $
Samedi et dimanche (durée maximale de 12 h ) : 15 $
Journalier (max. 24 heures) : 20 $
Soirée (16 h 00 à 7 h 59) : 15 $
Samedi et dimanche (durée maximale de 12 h ) : 15 $
Stationnement possible sur les rues autour du centre des congrès (gratuit après 21 h). Il suffit de payer au kiosque Pay & Go ou via l'application mobile Copilot+.
Les billets à tarifs réduits sont valables sur les vols à destination de Québec (YQB) ou Montréal (YUL), qui se trouve à 250 km de la ville de Québec.
La période de voyage à prix réduit débute le mercredi 22 avril 2026 et se termine le samedi 9 mai 2026.
WestJet
Vols à destination de Montréal (YUL).
5 % de réduction sur les tarifs Econo et 10 % de réduction sur les tarifs EconoFlex et Premium pour les voyages au Canada et entre le Canada et les États-Unis.*
Utilisez le code 4T2N4FE pour réserver votre voyage avec Westjet.
*Aucun rabais applicable aux réservations en classe Basic ou Business.
Air Canada
Vol direct à Québec (YQB).
Une réduction de 5 % sur les tarifs standard et de 10 % sur les tarifs flexibles et supérieurs est offerte pour les voyages en Amérique du Nord.
Utilisez le code VBMNFMU1 pour réserver votre voyage avec Air Canada
Réseau de transport de la Capitale (RTC)
Le RTC dispose de plus de 15 lignes d'autobus qui vous déposent directement à l'entrée du Centre des congrès de Québec. Un choix de transport facile et écologique! De plus, les stationnements gratuits Parc-O-Bus sont une option flexible, qui vous permet de garer votre voiture stratégiquement dans la ville, puis de prendre l'autobus jusqu'au centre des congrès.
Le RTC propose des tarifs et des forfaits avantageux, comme la passe illimitée pour les fins de semaine ou pour cinq jours consécutifs, qui vous permettent de vous déplacer facilement et sans restrictions dans la ville pour assister à notre événement.
En partant de l'aéroport
La route 80 en direction du centre-ville vous conduit directement devant les hôtels en moins d'une heure après votre atterissage.
Delta Ville de Québec
Séjournez au coeur de la ville de Québec, à seulement trois minutes à pied du Centre des congrès de Québec. Le nombre de chambres étant limité, veuillez réserver avant le 7 avril 2026. Vous pouvez également appeler directement l'hôtel et mentionner que vous participez au congrès de la Société canadienne de la douleur pour bénéficier des tarifs à prix réduit.
$269 / nuit*
SOLD OUT
⚑ Conveniently Located
Hôtel Hilton Québec
Détendez-vous dans les chambres magnifiquement aménagées, reliées directement au Centre des congrès de Québec. Le nombre de chambres étant limité, veuillez réserver avant le 7 avril 2026. Vous pouvez également appeler directement l'hôtel au numéro gratuit. Le code de groupe est GPANB.
$299 / nuit*
SELLING OUT FAST
✓ Budget-Friendly ⭑ Newly Renovated
Le confort à l'état pur - Des tarifs hôteliers exclusifs pour vous
* Les taxes et frais applicables s'ajoutent. Les annulations individuelles doivent être effectuées auprès de l'hôtel. Vous pouvez réserver jusqu'à trois jours avant ou après l'événement, en fonction des disponibilités.
Centre des congrès de Québec
Au cœur de la capitale historique du Québwc, cette destination unique pour notre réunion scientifique annuelle 2026 se trouve à quelques pas seulement d'incroyables restaurants et d'attractions incontourables. Relié par un passage souterrain aux hôtels Hilton et Delta, le centre des congrès offre une expérience tout sauf conventionnelle!
Devenez exposant
Nous sommes ravis d'accueillir notre événement au Centre des congrès de Québec, dans la magnifique ville de Québec, du 29 avril au 2 mai 2026.
Votre dévouement et soutien à notre réunion scientifique annuelle offre la possibilité aux personnes présentes d'apprendre davantage sur vos produits et services et sur la manière dont vous pouvez les aider à aider les personnes qu'ils ou elles aident.
Foire aux questions
