Ending the Diagnostic Odyssey.
Rare genetic diseases often go undiagnosed or are diagnosed too late, but genomics gives us the power to deliver more accurate care when data and clinical systems work together.
Mission At A Glance
Genome sequencing in clinical care
Used directly in hospitals to diagnose rare genetic diseases.
Diagnostic labs connected nationally
Linking provincial systems to interpret genomic data together.
Integrated into healthcare delivery
Embedded in clinical workflows, not separate research programs.
Reducing time to diagnosis
Embedded in clinical workflows, not separate research programs.
This mission focuses on building clinical capacity and changing systems to ensure genomics reaches patients equitably.
Clinical Implementation
Integrating genome-wide sequencing directly into the healthcare system to provide diagnostic clarity.
Data Sharing and Standards
Linking diagnostic laboratories across the country to share data and improve the accuracy of rare disease diagnosis.
National Policy Platforms
Aligning provincial projects through shared policy tools to ensure consistent care standards across the country.
System Transformation
Positioning genomics as a health system enabler by building national clinical capacity rather than just funding isolated research.
National Strategy.
Regional Excellence.
We leverage the partnerships of our regional Genome Centres to connect provincial leadership through shared data and standards. This strategic orchestration has already linked diagnostic laboratories across Canada to share genomic data. We turn distributed regional expertise into a unified national force for patient care.
British Columbia
Clinical implementation and sequencing programs contributing to national dataset.
Alberta
Clinical implementation and sequencing programs contributing to national dataset.
Manitoba Canada
Clinical implementation and sequencing programs contributing to national dataset.
Ontario
Clinical implementation and sequencing programs contributing to national dataset.
Quebec
Clinical implementation and sequencing programs contributing to national dataset.
New Brunswick
Clinical implementation and sequencing programs contributing to national dataset.
Building the Foundation for Medical AI.
All for One is creating high-quality, clinical-grade genomic data that is essential for the future of Canadian healthcare.
By establishing national data-sharing infrastructure, we are providing the trusted data assets needed to power AI-enabled diagnostic tools.
This mission ensures that Canada remains a leader in digital biology by translating clinical excellence into deployable medical intelligence.
Missions in Action: Real Outcomes for Families.
Current Project
Community driven microbe sequencing and naming in Pictou Landing First Nation
- Competition: Indigenous Genomics Training and Capacity Program
- Genome Centre(s): Genome Atlantic
Current Project
Indigenous-Led Genomics Curriculum for One Health and Climate Resilience in the North
- Competition: Indigenous Genomics Training and Capacity Program
- Genome Centre(s): Genome British Columbia
A National Coalition for Patient Care.
Mission success depends on the integration of provincial health systems, diagnostic labs and research partners.
Strategic Partners
The Sequencing Network
Mission Control: Join the Bio-Revolution.
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