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The Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR) brings together a community of scientists, clinicians, patients and innovators to take on the biggest challenges in cancer.
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Our new report 20 Years of Changing Lives is a snapshot of OICR’s impact over the years, the difference it is making today and the future of cancer research in Ontario.
Through cutting-edge research, collaborative networks and strategic investments, we are improving health, building a stronger economy and making a global impact.
46,000+ patients accessed new cancer innovations through these OICR-supported clinical trials.
OICR and FACIT support more than 1,500 highly-skilled jobs in STEM fields on an annual basis, more than half of which are at start-ups across Ontario.
OICR supports cancer research at 20 communities across Ontario, including 10 universities, 25 hospitals and 10 institutes.
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We’re accelerating and supporting cancer research across the province.
We deliver real-world solutions that are finding cancer earlier, treating it more effectively and improving outcomes in Ontario and around the world.
We drive the development and adoption of life-changing innovations.
We bolster Ontario’s global leadership in cancer research.
We invest in cancer research innovations to build economic value for Ontario.
Working with our commercialization partner FACIT, we support Ontario innovations to create local jobs and new companies, attract investment to the province and bring new discoveries to patients worldwide.
See the latest research news from Ontario’s cancer research institute.
The Laurier University undergraduate’s summer internship is focused on Indigenous recruitment to the Ontario Hereditary Cancer Research Network (OHCRN). Despite their history of prostate
Drs. David Uehling and Jai Ramnauth explain proximity-induced drugs and how their nimble, multidisciplinary team is uniquely situated in the field A new form
Schimmer brings extensive experience as scientist, clinician and research leader. Toronto, ON, August 4, 2026 — Dr. Aaron Schimmer officially steps into his role
As part of a unique summer internship, Thompson is informing researcher training and data access procedures for the Ontario Hereditary Cancer Research Network (OHCRN).
- Hon. Nolan Quinn
Minister of Colleges, Universities, Research Excellence and Security
We support a thriving community of programs, networks and initiatives advancing cancer research in Ontario and beyond.
