Next CAPN Research Rounds – Nov 10!
The next CAPN Research Rounds take place on Tuesday 10 November 2026 at 4:00 pm Eastern.
- Date Tuesday 10 November 2026
- Time 4:00 pm Eastern Note: some provinces no longer change their clocks. Check your local time below.
- Speaker Dr. Cal Robinson, The Hospital for Sick Children
- Title Dear prednisone: it’s not me, it’s you. Breaking up with steroids to modernize childhood nephrotic syndrome treatment
- Joining The Zoom link will be shared closer to the date
The session also marks the announcement of this year’s CAPN Trainee Research Awards. The two awardees will each present their work before the keynote, so the rounds open with the research the awards recognise. Trainees can apply online until 18 October 2026.
Previous awardees going back to 2013, the eligibility criteria and the scoring rubric used to adjudicate abstracts are on the trainee research awards page.
Research Rounds are open to all CAPN members and their trainees. Questions, or an offer to present at a future session, can go to mathieu.lemaire@capneph.ca.
Check your local start time
Across the country
- 2:00 pm British Columbia · Vancouver No clock change. BC moved to permanent Pacific Time (UTC−7) on 1 November 2026, so it is now two hours behind Toronto rather than three. Source
- 3:00 pm Alberta · Calgary, Edmonton No clock change. Alberta adopted permanent Mountain Daylight Time in April 2026. Source
- 3:00 pm Saskatchewan · Saskatoon No clock change. The Time Act, 2026 keeps the province on central standard time (UTC−6) year-round, with provision for border communities to follow a neighbour’s time. Source
- 4:00 pm Manitoba · Winnipeg No clock change from 2026. Manitoba is now on the same time as Toronto through the winter. Source
- 4:00 pm Ontario and Quebec · Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal Clocks went back on 1 November 2026, so Eastern Standard Time applies.
- 5:00 pm Atlantic · Halifax Clocks went back on 1 November 2026.
- 5:30 pm Newfoundland · St John’s Clocks went back on 1 November 2026.
Three provinces stopped changing their clocks in 2026, so the usual offsets no longer hold. If you are joining from British Columbia, Alberta or Manitoba, check the time above rather than the one you are used to.
