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The Canadian Journal of Pathology (CJP) is a quarterly peer-reviewed publication owned by the Canadian Association of Pathologists (CAPACP), featuring an international editorial board of experts in pathology and laboratory medicine. The journal covers a wide range of topics, including anatomical pathology, microbiology, chemistry, hematopathology, and molecular pathology, aiming to provide comprehensive and up-to-date information that fosters dialogue among pathologists globally. Financial support for the journal comes from in-journal advertising and a portion of membership fees from the CAPACP, with no author fees associated with publishing. The CJP accepts various types of submissions, including original research articles, case series, literature reviews, and practice guidelines, and is distributed to all CAPACP members and paid subscribers, transitioning to open access after six months. Generated from the website

The Canadian Society of Clinical Chemists (CSCC) is a national scientific and professional organization dedicated to representing clinical biochemists across Canada. Composed of leading experts in clinical biochemistry, the CSCC provides leadership through service, education, and research while advocating for high standards in diagnostic services. With a mission to advance laboratory medicine worldwide, the CSCC promotes the profession of clinical biochemistry and serves as a vital resource for government, industry, and healthcare. The organization is committed to patient-centered and innovative healthcare, ensuring the recognition and professional development of clinical biochemists. Generated from the website

Boys & Girls Club of Kingston provides a safe and inclusive environment for youth in the Kingston community. Offering a variety of programs and activities, the club aims to support the development and growth of children and teenagers in a positive and nurturing setting. Generated from their business information