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The landscape of risk: examining the correlates of inequitable COVID‑19 infection and vaccination rates in Manitoba using population-based laboratory and administrative healthcare data

Shaw, Souradet Y | University of Manitoba | Operating Grant | $239,942

CIHR Manitoba 2021

Distinguishing the Impacts of the COVID‑19 Pandemic on Canadian Post-Secondary Student Mental Health

Barker, Erin T | Concordia University | Operating Grant | $100,632

CIHR Quebec 2021

CHOIR study: Children and Older Teens Immune Response to SARS-CoV-2 in Montreal

Zinszer, Kate A | Université de Montréal | Operating Grant | $499,000

CIHR Quebec 2021

Investigating the mitigating role of Public Health on suicide, drug poisoning, and alcohol-related harm in Ontario, Canada during the COVID‑19 pandemic.

Pabayo, Roman A | University of Alberta | Operating Grant | $308,500

CIHR Alberta 2022

Identifying and Responding to Person and Facility-Level Determinants of COVID‑19 Outbreaks, Mortality, and Adverse Quality of Life Outcomes in Long-term Care

Hirdes, John P | University of Waterloo | Operating Grant | $360,286

CIHR Ontario 2021

Indigenous People’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic: Conceptualizing concepts of risk and health through an Indigenous midwifery-led approach

Lawford, Karen M | Queen's University | Operating Grant | $148,477

CIHR Ontario 2021

The effects of school and childcare participation during the COVID‑19 pandemic on young children and their parents: the TARGet Kids! Study of Children and Families

Birken, Catherine S | Hospital for Sick Children | Operating Grant | $499,805

CIHR Ontario 2021

Impact of COVID‑19 on women and girls with disabilities in Canada: A life course perspective

Brown, Hilary | University of Toronto | Operating Grant | $227,923

CIHR Ontario 2021

The EMPOwer (Equitable Mental wellness Programming for Older Adults with multiple chronic conditions ) – An RCT to assess the impact of scalable, effective online solutions

Tandon, Puneeta | University of Alberta | Operating Grant | $837,894

CIHR Alberta 2022

Essential and Invisible: Understanding the Needs of and Supporting Young Caregivers and Their Families Through Pandemic Recovery and Beyond Using a National Network

Newman, Kristine M | Ryerson University | Operating Grant | $149,853

CIHR Ontario 2021

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