Articles from Canadian Hearing Services

Global Partnerships for Research & Innovation, the research arm of Canadian Hearing Services, has awarded four new research grants totaling $368,756 to leading institutions across Canada and beyond. Since its launch in 2022, CHS Global Partnerships for Research & Innovation has awarded $1,466,744 in grants, strengthening its role as a key driver of innovation and evidence-based solutions. These grants support research aimed at improving the quality of life of Deaf and hard of hearing people through technological advancements and new approaches in both hearing health and Deaf studies.

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Canadian Hearing Services is proud to announce the awarding of 29 scholarships to Deaf and hard of hearing students across Canada for the 2025–2026 academic year.

In response to the strike announced today by unionized workers of CUPE Local 2073, Canadian Hearing Services is reaffirming our commitment to the wellbeing of both our dedicated workforce and the thousands of Deaf and hard of hearing individuals who rely on the organization’s services every day.

Canadian Hearing Services, Canada's leader in accessibility services, is thrilled to announce the launch of Quick Access: On-Demand Sign Language Interpreting (Quick Access), a groundbreaking solution designed to bridge communication gaps for Deaf and hard of hearing communities.