2026 endMS Conference

November 29 – December 2, 2026

TCU Place (Saskatoon, SK)

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MS Canada’s endMS Conference returns for its seventh year in Saskatoon, from November 29 to December 2, 2026.

The event will highlight the incredible progress made in MS research and inspire future discoveries, bringing together over 250 researchers, clinicians, trainees, people affected by MS, and key constituents. The three-day program will include scientific lectures, panel discussions, poster sessions, trainee workshops, and community engagement sessions.

Key Dates

  • Registration opens: June 30, 2026
  • Trainee abstract submission deadline: August 17, 2026
  • Registration deadline: October 23, 2026

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Have questions? Contact us at conference@mscanada.ca

Scientific Organizing Committee

The co-chairs support the development of the scientific program for the conference, including speakers and agenda.

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Dr. Marc Horwitz, Chair
Professor, University of British Columbia  
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Dr. Michael Levin
Professor, University of Saskatchewan
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Dr. Nabeela Nathoo
Assistant Professor, University of Alberta 
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Dr. Sarah Donkers 
Professor, University of Saskatchewan 
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Dr. Veronique Miron 
Professor, University of Toronto 

Keynote Speakers

Samuel Ludwin Memorial Keynote Address – Professor Tanja Kuhlmann 
University Hospital Münster

Dr. Benjamin Segal 
The Ohio State University

Professor Jan Lunemann 
University of British Columbia

Sponsors

The 2026 endMS Conference is made possible by our sponsors

Diamond Sponsor

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Community Conference Champion

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