The University of Alberta's HiMARC aims to improve the health and quality of life of Canadian military, veterans, public safety personnel, and their families.
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Following the tragedy at CFB Wainwright, HiMARC expresses its condolences to all affected service members, veterans, and their families. Because our mission centers on advocating for the health and resilience of CAF members and their loved ones, this loss hits close to home.
We echo the sentiments shared in the University of Alberta’s official statement, and remain committed to standing alongside our military partners, offering our unwavering support during this sorrowful time, and honoring the dedication of those who serve.
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Edmonton AM with Tara McCarthy - July 27, 2026: Promising research into PTSD recovery treatment at the U of A cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-1…
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$1M legion donation to support virtual-reality-based veteran PTSD treatments ctvnews.ca/edmonton/article/…
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Thank you to the Royal Canadian Legion for its generous donation of more than $1M to support the Canadian Military, Veteran and Family Connected Campus Consortium (CMVF3C). This donation will help the University of Alberta grow its supports for veterans and their families as they pursue post-secondary education.
Are you a family member or close relation of a Canadian Veteran who has struggled with ethical questions or trust in humanity?
Researchers are investigating how moral injury affects families. We want to hear your story. Contact Dr. Smith-MacDonald at [email protected]
HiMARC is grateful for our partnership with the Royal Canadian Legion! @SuzettePhD celebrates a $50k donation from Kingsway Branch #175, presented by Executive Secretary Jackie Hyshka, President Rick Etmanski, and District 2 AB/NWT Command Deputy District Commander Dave Basham.
From the HiMARC Director: I was humbled and honoured today to receive the King Charles III Coronation Medal from Universities Canada together with 56 others. Earnest thanks to Dr. Robert Summerby-Murray, President of Saint Mary's University, for the nomination. Proudly 🇨🇦
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On Remembrance Day, flags were flown at half mast at the University of Alberta in honour of those who serve and have served. Professor Bremault-Phillips laid a wreath on behalf of the University of Alberta and HiMARC during the Royal Canadian Legion Kingsway Branch #175 ceremony.
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On October 30, the U of A was proud to lead the signing of the Guiding Principles for the Canadian Military, Veteran and Family Connected Campus Consortium, which supports those who have served or are serving to pursue academic success.
Thank you to all our government and post-secondary partners for your continued support and engagement, and an even bigger thank you to our military personnel and their families for including us in your future endeavors.
HiMARC Director Dr. Suzette Brémault-Phillips (@SuzettePhD) discussing 3MDR at #CIMVHRForum
HiMARC Director Dr. Suzette Brémault-Phillips joined Wilson Quan today on CTV Morning Live Edmonton to discuss this year's @yegfirstfashion fundraiser for 3MDR. #yeg #yegevents youtu.be/ZNh0MPbdk8g
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We are so happy to have worked with First Response to Fashion to raise money and awareness for Heroes in Mind, Advocacy and Research Consortium (HiMARC) at the University of Alberta's Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine.
#YEG @himarc @ualberta @yegfirstfashion @UofARehabMed