Location

Keeping the Course: Delivering a 10 Minute Comprehensive Diabetes Conversation in Clinic

A fast paced webinar designed to simplify the diabetes management journey.  This webinar will equip participants with a clear, structured approach to have conversations with their patients living with diabetes.

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Virtual 

12:15-1:00 pm

Ask-the-Expert: Cardiometabolic Decision Making

Cardiometabolic care isn’t limited by evidence — it’s limited by decisions. In real-world practice, clinicians are constantly navigating what to do next: when to escalate, when to switch, when to combine, and when to pause. Despite clear guidelines, the path forward is rarely straightforward. 

This live Clinical Exchange features Dr. Jeremy Gilbert, bringing an endocrinology and guideline-informed perspective to one central question: How do we make better, more practical cardiometabolic decisions for patients?

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Virtual

12:00-12:30 pm

Streaming Evidence into Clinical Practice: T2D and CVD

After attending this event, participants will be better able to:
✔ Summarize the clinical relevance and design differences of prior cardiovascular outcomes trials (CVOTs)
✔ Describe key outcomes across the landscape of CVOTs among people with type 2 diabetes (T2D) and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD)
✔ Identify patient types who would benefit from proven cardioprotective antihyperglycemic therapies
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Virtual 

12 pm

Streaming Evidence into Clinical Practice: T2D and CVD

After attending this event, participants will be better able to:
✔ Summarize the clinical relevance and design differences of prior cardiovascular outcomes trials (CVOTs)
✔ Describe key outcomes across the landscape of CVOTs among people with type 2 diabetes (T2D) and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD)
✔ Identify patient types who would benefit from proven cardioprotective antihyperglycemic therapies
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Virtual

7 pm

Experts Weigh-In: Why the Whole Food Effect Matters

During this webinar, participants will hear an expert panel discuss their most recent work examining the whole food effect on cardiometabolic outcomes. This research brings forward new ways of thinking about nutrition guidance, moving from an isolated, nutrient-specific approach to supporting dietitians in a whole-food approach to dietary advice.

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Virtual

12-1 pm

Insulin Practicum - The Leadership Sinai Centre for Diabetes

This educational session is open to healthcare professionals interested in advancing their foundational knowledge of insulin therapy in people living with T2D. 

Educational Objectives:

1. Provide practical information on different insulin types and considerations
2. Discuss insulin initiation and titration approaches for various situations
3. Review glycemic data in relation to insulin therapy
4. Highlight practical considerations
5. Identify special situations

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Virtual

9 am-1 pm

13 Grandmother Moons Workshop- Indigenous Diabetes Wellness

Healthcare Provider Training

Join us to learn:

• Culturally relevant approaches to diabetes prevention and management
• Indigenous health beliefs and traditional wellness with Elder teachings 
• Best practices to supporting Indigenous Peoples in diabetes wellness

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FREE

In-person

8:30 am-4 pm

SOAHAC

745 Coronatiion Blvd -Unit 102

Cambridge, ON

    AID Unlocked - Pediatric AID: Practical Approaches to Common                                              Clinical Scenarios

Join Canadian diabetes management experts for an interactive webinar designed to provide insights and practical pearls for the integration of Automated Insulin Delivery (AID) into clinical practice. 

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Virtual

7-8 pm

Streaming Evidence into Clinical Practice: T2D and CVD

After attending this event, participants will be better able to:
✔ Summarize the clinical relevance and design differences of prior cardiovascular outcomes trials (CVOTs)
✔ Describe key outcomes across the landscape of CVOTs among people with type 2 diabetes (T2D) and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD)
✔ Identify patient types who would benefit from proven cardioprotective antihyperglycemic therapies
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Virtual

7 pm

2026 Fall New Hires Program

A program for regulated healthcare professionals new to working in diabetes. If you answer yes to any of the questions below then the New Hires Program may be just what you are looking for.

Are you a regulated healthcare professional who is:
New to working in diabetes?
Planning to write the Certified Diabetes Educator Exam for the first time?
Returning from an extended leave and in need of a refresher?

The program will be delivered virtually over seven, 3 hour sessions, starting Tues October 6th and runs until Nov 17th, 2026 (sessions are once per week on Tuesdays from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm)
Full participation during the interactive sessions is required (e.g. turning cameras on, joining discussion, participating in small group and large group activities, etc.). Approximately 1 hour of work may be required between sessions.  You must attend all sessions to receive a completion certificate.

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Virtual

9am-noon

2026 Diabetes Canada Professional Conference

Attend Canada's premier diabetes and endocrinology conference to learn about advances in diabetes research, treatment, and care. Engage with leading experts, discover practical strategies, and connect with peers from across the healthcare community. 

• Structured networking opportunities with speakers and peers
• Insights on the latest research during oral presentations and Research Hour
• Clinical Practice Guidelines updates
• Continuing education credits
• Group registration discounts

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Virtual or in-person

(Vancouver, BC)

University of Toronto's Food as Medicine - 2026 Update

The Food as Medicine Update was created to address the knowledge-gap in continuing medical education related to the role of nutrition in patient care. It is a full day accredited symposium for healthcare professionals designed to address the emerging interests in therapeutic diets for chronic disease prevention.

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Virtual or In-Person

8:30 am - 4:45 pm

209 Victoria St, 2nd floor, Toronto ON

SAVE THE DATE - DUO 2027

Details to come!