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Registration Form: Health Data User Webinar Series (March 23, 2026)

Join us for an insightful session designed to help health data users understand the Canadian Census Health and Environment Cohorts (CanCHECs). Participants will discover what CanCHECs are and how they are structured, learn how to access CanCHEC data, explore a case study, and learn about upcoming data releases and future cycles. Hear from our speakers Yubin Sung and Zacharie Tsala Dimbuene from the Data Acquisition and Linkage section of the Centre for Health Data Integration and Direct Measures. 

Any personal information shared, such as your name and email address, are collected under the authority of the Financial Administration Act for the purposes of registering individuals for the Health Data User Webinars.   

Providing your personal information is voluntary. Your personal information will be used to share information on webinar materials and to provide you with any relevant updates. If you indicate that you wish to be informed about future Statistics Canada events related to health data, then your personal information will also be used for such administrative purposes.  

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(The French session will be led by Zacharie Tsala Dimbuene while the English session will be led by Yubin Sung.)
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Date modified: 2026-02-25