Canadian Cardiovascular Congress 2026
Cardiology and Medicine congress
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About
Hosted by the Canadian Cardiovascular Society, this congress brings together cardiovascular researchers, cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, trainees and allied health professionals to connect emerging evidence with clinical care. The programme includes scientific and late-breaking trial sessions, oral and poster research presentations, case discussions and practical workshops.
Topics span heart failure, coronary and valvular disease, congenital and pediatric cardiology, electrophysiology, imaging, cardio-oncology, prevention, cardiovascular genetics and sex-related differences in research and care.
The in-person congress takes place in Ottawa on 15–17 October. Times are America/Toronto (Eastern Daylight Time, UTC−4). The detailed programme begins with sessions at 08:30 on 15 October and an opening plenary at 09:30–11:00; the final listed scientific sessions on 17 October run until 16:30. Current full-conference prices are CAD 1,100 for regular CCS members, CAD 1,900 for non-member physicians, CAD 1,005 for non-member researchers/scientists and CAD 350 for students. Industry registration costs CAD 2,000. Day rates are available for several categories. Registration requires an account and payment. Selected recordings will be available after the congress; this is not live remote attendance.
Topics
- Canadian Cardiovascular Society
- cardiovascular researchers
- heart failure
- valvular disease
- electrophysiology
- cardio-oncology
- cardiovascular genetics
- sex-related differences
People
Ariane Marelli
McGill University; McGill University Health Centre
Dianna M Milewicz
University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
Markus Schwerzmann
University of Ottawa Heart Institute
Michelle Keir
Libin Cardiovascular Institute, University of Calgary
Nicolo Piazza
McGill University
Subodh Verma
University of Toronto