• An adult daughter and her senior mother laughing outdoors, holding each other close. Behind and in front of them are green and orange foliage.

    REACH BC launches its impact report for 2024-25

    January 14, 2026

    In the 2024-25 impact report, you’ll how REACH BC has made a difference, through its increase in volunteers, new collaborations, and features to share back study and trial results.

  • Image with Clinical Trials British Columbia's branding and a text that says: " A NEW CHAPTER for BC's clinical trials community"

    A new chapter for BC’s clinical trials community

    October 14, 2025

    British Columbia’s clinical trials community is entering an exciting new chapter — one that will enhance our national and global competitiveness and set the province up for future success.

  • Research ethics board administrators (REBAs), event organizers and speakers gathered outside at the REBA Harmonization and Education Event 2025.

    Research ethics event sparks dialogue, strengthens provincial ethics community

    September 22, 2025

    In June, the Research Ethics Board Administrator (REBA) Harmonization and Education Event brought together 40 attendees from 27 research ethics boards across BC.

  • Dr. Paul Anthony Keown dressed in formal wear, holding a green glass trophy for the Clinical Trials BC awards. They are standing on a balcony in front of the Vancouver skyline.

    BC physician’s advocacy and leadership honoured with Clinical Trials British Columbia Award

    July 24, 2025

    Dr. Paul Anthony Keown is recognized for his leadership, vision, and commitment to advance clinical trials for everyone’s benefit.

  • Stephania Manusha dressed in formal wear, holding a green glass trophy for the Clinical Trials BC awards. They are standing on a balcony in front of the Vancouver skyline.

    Honouring excellence in action: Senior Director recognized for community support and service with Clinical Trials British Columbia Award

    July 24, 2025

    For over two decades, Stephania Manusha has volunteered her time, expertise, and support to help shape the systems and processes that make clinical trials in BC possible.

  • Dr. Paul Anthony Keown and Stephania Manusha dressed in formal wear, each holding a green glass trophy for the Clinical Trials BC awards. They are standing on a balcony in front of the Vancouver skyline.

    Announcing the 2025 Clinical Trials British Columbia Awards recipients

    July 24, 2025

    Dr. Paul Anthony Keown and Stephania Manusha recognized for their outstanding contributions to strengthening BC’s clinical trials ecosystem.