Upcoming educational events
Meetings
Canadian Otolaryngology Society Annual Meeting
CSO pre-meeting Rhinology half day symposium
What’s New in Rhinology: Practicing State of the Art Rhinology in 2026
May 28th, 2026
12:45-5:00PM
Calgary, AB
The CRS will be at the annual CSO meeting in Calgary, AB.
For our first iteration, there is no fee to attend the symposium.
Schedule is here
The CRS dinner will be at Saltlik.
RSVP here.
Upcoming dissection courses
Université Laval Open and Endoscopic Skull Base Course
DATES: June 3-5, 2026
Quebec City, Quebec
https://linul.fmed.ulaval.ca/en/skull-base-course/
Atelier d’Excellence en Polyposes Nasale (Francais)
DATES: June 11-12, 2026
Montréal, Quebec
Western Canadian Sinus and Rhinoplasty Course
DATES
Calgary, Alberta
Rhino-Academy
DATES:
Toronto, Ontario
Online resources
Sinus Help is a team of Canadian rhinologists who have come together to create clear, reliable content designed to empower patients with trustworthy information about their condition. We aim to guide patients through their journey with nasal polyposis, reducing anxiety and lessening the impact on mental health by helping them better comprehend symptoms, treatment options, and expected outcomes. We prioritise transparent communication and foster collaboration among colleagues across Canada to ensure our guidance reflects current best practice. Our goal is to help you gain a clearer understanding of your condition so you can make informed decisions and optimise your treatment.
Created as part of the Airwaves community, the Sinu‑Scope educational modules are designed for general otolaryngologists seeking to deepen their rhinologic knowledge and refine surgical skills. Content spans core pathophysiology, evidence‑based medical and surgical treatments, and perioperative management, alongside strategies for addressing disease recurrence and coordinating multidisciplinary assessment. Each module emphasises practical, clinically relevant insights — from diagnostic decision‑making and operative technique to postoperative care and collaboration with allied specialties — to support safe, effective patient‑centred practice in rhinology.