#TogetherWeLead in 2025
Our 2025 campaign #TogetherWeLead will focus on Canada’s leading role in bringing the world together to make bold commitments and ensure everyone, everywhere, has the opportunity to live, thrive, and reach their full potential.
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Strengthening Canadian Leadership In Nutrition: a roadmap
In Towards 2030: Strengthening Canadian Leadership In Nutrition, we provide a roadmap for the Canadian government to show real leadership in the global nutrition space.
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Take Action Alert: sign this letter to accelerate efforts to #EndTB!
Join us in following up on our #YesWeCanEndTB campaign by adding your name to our letter to Prime Minister Trudeau. The letter expresses our disappointment in Canada’s engagement at the United Nations High-Level Meeting on TB and calls for further action in the fight to end TB.
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Canada’s lackluster presence at the UN high-level meeting on TB
Last week, at the United Nations High-Level Meeting (HLM) on TB, Canada had an opportunity to reaffirm its commitment to eliminating TB but failed to fully step up. We celebrate the successes that came out of this global meeting but also express our disappointment in the lack of meaningful and bold leadership from Canada.
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G20 wrap: some progress, some omissions, fingers crossed for follow-though
On September 9th, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined other world leaders at the G20 Summit in India to determine the course the world takes in the midst of cascading challenges and crises. In the lead-up to the Summit, Results has been pushing for Canada, along with other G20 countries, to focus on the needs of the most marginalized communities and commit to improving the international financial system. Here’s our take on the declaration and overall outcome of the Summit.
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dear Prime Minister: an urgent message to end TB
Every year since the first UN High-Level Meeting on TB, member states, including Canada, have failed to contribute their promised share of funding to TB research and development amid years of severe underfinancing as well as the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. That is why we are calling on Canada to reaffirm its commitment to ending TB and back its word up with real action by meeting the updated “fair share” target of allocating 0.15% of its total R&D expenditure to TB.
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Take Action Alert: World Humanitarian Day
This World Humanitarian Day, we are taking action by asking the government to step up leadership for those living in emergencies – especially children – at the Global Refugee Forum this December in Geneva.
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Take Action Alert: Call the Prime Minister
We’re calling on Canada to renew its commitments to ending TB by announcing new investments in TB research and development at the UN HLM. With increased funding to support scientific innovation, we can help improve the tools available to prevent, diagnose, and treat TB – and #YesWeCanEndTB! We need your help to ensure Canada shows up with strong commitments! 
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recommendations for the G20 Summit 2023
This September, Canada will attend the G20 Leaders' Summit in India. It is critical that Canada, along with other G20 countries, make this an opportunity to focus on the needs of the most vulnerable communities, and commit to improving international financial aid to enhance equitable response and recovery for future pandemic threats – particularly through […]
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advocacy wins: a timeline of unexpected events 
Something remarkable took place in the fight to #EndTB recently. Advocacy won. Read more about what happened and what it has to do with YA-author and online personality John Green.
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enter the #YesWeCanEndTB infographic contest
To end TB and to prepare for future threats, Prime Minister Trudeau must participate in the United Nations High-Level Meeting on TB this September and commit 0.15% of Canada’s overall research and development expenditure annually to developing and delivering new tools to prevent, diagnose, and treat this deadly infectious disease. Despite being the deadliest infectious disease in the world, TB doesn’t get much media coverage. In an effort to increase public awareness for TB and put pressure on the Canadian government to increase investments in TB R&D, we are launching the #YesWeCanEndTB infographic contest! 
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MPs share their TB stories
In Canada, tuberculosis – the deadliest infectious disease in the world – has a disproportionate effect on newcomers and Indigenous communities. We reached out to several MPs to learn more about the direct impact of TB on their lives, communities, and constituencies – and they opened up.
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