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Longtime OICR Executives to lead Institute through important new chapter

Dr. Christine Williams and Dr. Lincoln Stein will co-lead OICR on an interim basis alongside the Institute’s 350+ staff and province-wide network of partners and researchers With extensive leadership experience and the support of Ontario’s…

ArticleNov 11, 2024

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Ask a Cancer Researcher: What happens after a new discovery?

OICR’s Executive Vice President and Head of Implementation Science Dr. Christine Williams answers an important question. The next video in OICR’s Ask a Cancer Researcher series addresses one of the most important questions in research:…

ArticleMay 11, 2023

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Changes to executive team will make OICR stronger and more responsive to the needs of the Ontario cancer research community

The Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR) is pleased to announce two changes to our current executive team that will enhance OICR’s ability to deliver on its translational research goals, strengthen connections with the cancer…

ArticleNov 17, 2021

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OICR appoints Dr. Steven Gallinger as Head, Clinical Translation

Gallinger brings more than three decades of clinical and interdisciplinary research experience to OICR leadership Dr. Steven Gallinger has joined OICR’s executive leadership team as Head, Clinical Translation. In this role, he will lead one…

ArticleMar 18, 2021

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Addressing high priority issues in cancer care

OICR and Cancer Care Ontario’s Health Services Research Network releases the 2019 Synthesis Report, summarizing 14 studies that address high priority issues in cancer care An excerpt from the foreword by Drs. Christine Williams and…

ArticleAug 29, 2019

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New funding for the Canadian Cancer Clinical Trials Network will help more cancer patients access clinical trials

Toronto (July 11, 2018) – The Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR) and the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (the Partnership) today announced renewed funding for the Canadian Cancer Clinical Trials Network (3CTN). The funding will…

ArticleJul 11, 2018

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Christine Williams

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Longtime OICR Executives to lead Institute through important new chapter

Ask a Cancer Researcher: What happens after a new discovery?

Changes to executive team will make OICR stronger and more responsive to the needs of the Ontario cancer research community

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OICR appoints Dr. Steven Gallinger as Head, Clinical Translation

Addressing high priority issues in cancer care

New funding for the Canadian Cancer Clinical Trials Network will help more cancer patients access clinical trials