The third annual Femtech Canada Forum brought 150+ leaders from research, clinical care, government, industry and investment to Toronto to work through the data, procurement and policy barriers slowing women’s
A new national survey commissioned by BD-Canada finds 94% of Canadian women agree more investment is needed in women’s health innovation, while 34% don’t know what happens after an abnormal
Femtech Canada has announced the speaker lineup for the 2026 Femtech Canada Forum, taking place November 3 at Artscape Daniels Spectrum in Toronto. Speakers from SOGC, Women’s Health Collective Canada,
Discover key insights from the 2025 Femtech Canada Forum on closing women’s healthcare gaps through innovation, research, and policy change.
Vancouver forum brings policy, industry and health leaders together to tap Canada’s US$37bn femtech opportunity.
UN, Deloitte, and CIHR leaders headline the Femtech Canada Forum to strategize on the $37B economic opportunity in women’s health and global femtech leadership.
Danika Kelly, CEO of My Normative, Sara Jonsdottir, Founder and CEO of Revol Cares, and Jackie Hanson, Co-founder of Sprout Family, shared their stories, highlighting their passion for solving deeply
Get key funding and scaling advice for femtech founders from top Canadian investors: StandUp, Cross Border Impact, Audaxa, The51.
Learn how incorporating sex and gender into health research makes science better with key insights from a discussion at the Femtech Canada Forum featuring Dr. Glenys Webster (CIHR) and Dr.
Panel discussion with Krista Hogan, Geneviève Lavertu and Parambir Bhangu at the Femtech Canada Forum in Montreal.