Epilepsy Newfoundland and Labrador Member Lisa Pack Shares Her Epilepsy Story”
As President of the Canadian Epilepsy Alliance , I want to introduce you to Lisa Pack from...
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Statement regarding the animated movie “The Incredibles 2“
For Immediate Release: June 20, 2018 Deirdre Floyd, President of the Canadian Epilepsy...
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Extends Greetings for 20 Years For CEA
Prime Minister Trudeau commends everyone involved with Canadian Epilepsy Alliance for their hard...
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International Ms Canada 2018 Shares her Epilepsy Story
As President of the Canadian Epilepsy Alliance , I want to introduce you to Janice MacGregor,...
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A Leading Force working together to promote Epilepsy Awareness and Seizure Education
For Immediate Release: March 1, 2018 Canadian Epilepsy Alliance/ Alliance canadienne de...
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Sharing Our Memories of 20 Years (1998-2018)
The Canadian Epilepsy Alliance will be celebrating its 20th Anniversary this year. Our...
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March is Epilepsy Awareness Month. Wear Purple on March 26!
March is Epilepsy Awareness Month in Canada. Get Involved! Check out purple day activities and...
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Canadian Epilepsy Alliance awards Bursary to Dr. Amy Wilkinson.
The Canadian Epilepsy Alliance is pleased to award a $3000 bursary to Dr. Amy Wilkinson, Ph.D.,...
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Canadian Epilepsy Alliance Responds to Viral Good Samaritan Story
Deirdre Floyd, President of Canadian Epilepsy Alliance: “Nothing should be placed in the mouth of a person having a seizure.”
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Participants Needed for Research in Epilepsy
The School of Pharmacy University of Waterloo is looking for volunteers to take part in a study of vitamin D intake in adults (aged 50 and older) with epilepsy.
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New and Expanded State Of The Art Epilepsy Monitoring Unit
On behalf of the Canadian Epilepsy Alliance, I want to congratulate the QEII Health Sciences...
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Province Wide Campaign Aims to Elevate Epilepsy Awareness
Isolation and stigma can often prevent those struggling with Epilepsy from the help they need....
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