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EOI RSO internal deadline May 27, 2025; program EOI deadline May 30, 2025. Full application (by invitation only) RSO internal deadline October 14, 2025; program deadline October 17, 2025. Both deadlines have passed as of May 2026.
Cancer Research for Screening and Prevention Program Fund is sponsored by Alberta Health. This program provides grants to support and encourage cancer prevention and screening initiatives to improve health outcomes for Albertans.
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Cancer Research for Screening and Prevention (CRSP) Funding Program 2025-2026 | Research at UCalgary | University of Calgary Cancer Research for Screening and Prevention (CRSP) Funding Program 2025-2026 Cancer Research for Screening and Prevention (CRSP) Funding Program 2025-2026 Government of Alberta / Alberta Health Award amount and duration: General Stream: Post-secondary institutions are eligible.
Indigenous Stream: Post-secondary institutions are ineligible as primary applicants under the Indigenous Stream but can be co-applicants or partner organizations. Alternatively, a UCalgary-led application involving Indigenous groups, communities, and/or organizations can be submitted to the competition's general stream.
The Cancer Research for Screening and Prevention (CRSP) Program Fund is accepting both project-based (implementation/evaluation-based) and research-based applications. For an application to be considered eligible under the CRSP program, a gap in cancer prevention and screening should be identified and addressed in the proposal.
Examples of proposals that will be considered include, but are not limited to: Research and/or proof of concept initiatives that promote improvements to cancer screening practices; Cancer prevention and screening, which, for the purposes of this call, includes: health promotion/prevention research with improved cancer-related outcomes; early detection; chronic diseases; development, implementation, and/or evaluation of care pathways.
Considerations for exceptions may be possible for proposals that consider other aspects of cancer (e.g., secondary or tertiary prevention, survivorship, treatment, etc.); however, research/projects focused on primary prevention and cancer screening will be given priority.
The purpose of the Alberta Health Cancer Research for Screening and Prevention (CRSP) Program Fund is to invest funding to support and encourage cancer prevention and screening research initiatives that will promote the early detection of disease and demonstrate opportunities for widespread implementation and value to the health care system.
The CRSP encourages applications that align with certain Alberta Health strategic priorities (see CRSP Guidelines ). Projects must not be currently receiving funding from another area of Alberta Health. Other funding sources or potential sources for the project must be disclosed.
CRSP funding can build on an existing project or a portion of the project that has already been started. Major infrastructure costs and ongoing operational funding for existing programs are not eligible for funding. Operational expenditures for expansion or pilot projects are eligible.
Please refer to Appendix A of the CRSP Guidelines for a detailed list of eligible and ineligible project costs. There is a two-stage process consisting of a Expression of Interest (EOI) and Full Proposal, which is by invitation only. Both stages of this competition will be part of the Research Management System (RMS) , and approvals will be obtained electronically.
Research Funding Application Approvals (RFAA) forms are not required as approvals are collected electronically in RMS. 1. Expression of Interest (EOI) The EOI, plus approval in the Research Management System (RMS) using a Pre-Award/Letter of Intent record, must be submitted to RSO by May 27, 2025 at 12:00 pm .
Please be sure to select 'Submitted for approval' (under Save & Progress) in RMS in good time to allow for approvals from your Department Head and/or ADR prior to the RSO internal deadline. Consult your department and faculty for more information on their approval processes and timelines. Once you have received RSO approval, you must submit the EOI by May 30, 2025 at 4:00 pm (MT) .
2. Full Application (by invitation only) The Full Application, plus approval in the Research Management System (RMS) using a Pre-Award/Application record,* must be submitted to RSO by October 14, 2025, at 12:00 pm . Please be sure to select 'Submitted for approval' (under Save & Progress) in RMS in good time to allow for approvals from your Department Head and/or ADR prior to the RSO internal deadline.
Consult your department and faculty for more information on their approval processes and timelines. *Creation of a new Pre-Award/Application record in RMS is not necessary. You can automatically generate an Application record from the existing LOI record by changing the status of the LOI record to 'Invited to full application' (under Save & Progress).
Do not submit to the agency until RSO's approval has been granted in RMS. Once this institutional approval has been obtained, the Principal Investigator will receive an automated message from RMS to their @ucalgary email address. You can then proceed with submitting your application by October 17, 2025, at 11:59 pm (MT) .
This application also requires a signed signature page from the RSO prior to submission (this document will be available for download in RMS). Expression of Interest (EOI) Form Not applicable. The CRSP program does not allow overhead.
Pre-application deadlines Pre-application program deadline RSO final internal review deadline October 14, 2025 - 12:00 PM Program application deadline October 17, 2025 - 11:59 PM NOTE: Consult your Faculty Associate Dean (Research) (ADR) regarding Faculty-specific deadlines and submission processes.
Principal Investigators: Complete a Research Management System (RMS) record, including a copy of your complete application, and submit this for approvals in RMS.
Postdocs, students, and trainees: For fellowships and externally-sponsored research training awards or opportunities, you must complete the Research Funding Application Approval (RFAA) Trainee PDF form , and submit it, along with a complete copy of the application, to Research Services at rsotrainee@ucalgary. ca . Trainees should not use RMS at this time.
Approvals: The University of Calgary requires that all funding applications be approved prior to submission. Approval requires signatures via either RMS or the RFAA Trainee form, in the following order: Research Services (on behalf of the Vice-President Research) Read the Meaning of Grant Signatures policy to understand what your approval means.
Please see the agency guidelines for details about which signatures are required on your application, as it may differ from internal requirements. Late submissions: Late submissions will only be accepted in cases of medical or family emergencies, or other exceptional circumstances. If you submit your RMS record to Research Services after the internal deadline has passed, you must secure additional approvals.
Please read: Late Applications Process . Reminder: The sooner the researcher engages with Research Services, the more help we can be! Contact the following Research Service units for support with: Projects Involving Indigenous Research: Support with incorporating wise practices in Indigenous research, community engagement, and Indigenous data management is available through the Indigenous Research Support Team (IRST).
Applicants can reach out by email to IRST at IRST@ucalgary. ca in advance of the RSO internal deadline. For more information about IRST, please visit the IRST webpage .
Knowledge Mobilization, Research Impact Assessment, DORA: Support for knowledge mobilization/engagement/translation, community partnerships, research impact, responsible research assessment (DORA), and open science, is available through the Knowledge to Impact team. Applicants can reach out by email to the KI team at knowledge. impact@ucalgary.
ca . For more information and access to resource archives, please visit the KI team webpage . Research Data Management: For information on research data management plans, processes, or best practices for your research program, please contact research.
data@ucalgary. ca . RSO can provide resources and support to research teams on the integration of equitable and inclusive practices in research design and research practice.
The Research Security Division is available to ensure researchers adhere to research security guidelines and policies, including the National Security Guidelines for Research Partnerships ( NSGRP ) and the policy on Sensitive Technology Research and Affiliations of Concern ( STRAC ). Visit the Research Security website to learn more or contact researchsecurity@ucalgary. ca .
RMS: Creating a Pre-Award LOI RMS: Creating a Pre-Award Application haley. leavitt@ucalgary. ca Cancer Research for Screening and Prevention (CRSP)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Alberta-based post-secondary institutions are eligible as primary applicants for the General Stream. For-profit organizations cannot apply. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Cancer Research for Screening and Prevention Program Fund is funded by Alberta Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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