Canadian Sleep Society supports Sleeping Children Around the World in our joint recognition of the importance of quality sleep in order to improve the health and wellbeing of children. Sleeping Children…
Join the CSS or renew your membership before Feb.14th and be entered in a draw to get your membership FREE! https://css-scs.ca/membership/join
The 2018 CSS Education meeting will take place on November 2 & 3rd in Quebec City. Mark your calendars!Take our survey to give your input for topics of this year’s…
World Sleep Day will be March 16, 2018 and incorporate the slogan, ‘Join the Sleep World, Preserve Your Rhythms to Enjoy Life.’ For more information, visit the world sleep day…
The abstract submission deadline of the 2nd International Conference on Sleep Spindling and Related Phenomena was extended to February 12, 2018. The early bird registration ends on the 30th January…
A recent episode of ‘Ideas’ on CBC radio discuses the cultural history of sleeplessness, featuring CSS member Dr. Helen Driver.
Only a few places remain for the upcoming meeting in London, England.See their website for details on how to register.
The Request for Applications for the CIHR-ICRH/CSS Winter 2018 Travel Awards is now live on ResearchNET.The application deadline is Feb. 14, 2018 For more information, see the CIHR website.
The World Sleep Meeting will take place in Vancouver, Canada in 2019. They are looking for your input on program content and keynote topics.Participate in the survey here. Key Dates:September…
Postmenopausal women 45 years or older wanted for study on sleep-wake cycle. For more information about this study located in the Montreal area, see the CSS Participate in Research Page,…
It’s time to renew your CSS membership for 2018. There are many benefits of membership, including: New this year As a mean to increase access to sleep services and to…
New research from the Eastern Ontario Research Institute and Stats Canada on the quality and quantity of sleep among Canadians is available in our publications section, or visit the Stats…