Rare Disease Day 2024
We invite you to take a moment to review the Agenda for Rare Disease Day Summit. We’re thrilled about the amazing presenters and activities lined up that you won’t want to miss. Additionally, we’ll be honoring our rare hero award winners and hosting the “Taking Message to Parliament Hill” event, where we’ll march together to Parliament Hill. All attendees are invited and encouraged to join us for this impactful event.
And of course, don’t forget to mark your calendar for our Networking Cocktail Reception on Feb 28th, included with your conference registration for in-person attendees.
Join us Feb. 29th for our march on Parliament Hill! for more information visit: https://www.raredisorders.ca/join-us-feb-29th-for-our-march-on-parliament-hill/
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RARE DISEASE DAY 2024 CANADIAN ILLUMINATIONS
On February 29, 2024 these monuments will be lit up in honor of Rare Disease Day. #LightUpForRare Amherst Town Hall in Amherst Nova ScotiaBrampton Clock TowerBritish Columbia LegislatureBritish Columbia PlaceCalgary TowerEdmonton High Level BridgeEdmonton TowerFred A. Lundy bridge in Newmarket, ONMississauga City HallNanaimo BastionNiagara Falls (10:00pm – 10:15pm.) [Live cam link: https://www.earthcam.com/canada/niagarafalls/?cam=niagarafalls_str]Niagara sign in Thorold/Niagara regionOakville Town HallOlympic Cauldron Vancouver Convention CentrePeterborough City HallSales Of Light VancouverScience World Vancouver (FEB 28th)Signal Hill in St. John’s, NLThe Hamilton SignToronto CN TowerToronto Sign in Nathan Phillips SquareVaughan City HallVancouver Convention CentreThe Peace Bridge between Canada and the US Winnipeg Sign Winnipeg Bridge Let us know if there are other Canadian illuminations to add. Tag us on social media @raredisorders (Twitter/X), @raredisorders_cord (Instagram) or email us at info@raredisorders.ca with your photos of the monuments and Rare Disease Day events.
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