Canadian Institutes of Health Research

Travel and hospitality disclosed by Canadian Institutes of Health Research, records dated 2011-01-11 to 2026-07-22.

Explore all 1,272 records
Travel, all years
$1.8M
888 trips
Hospitality, all years
$79K
384 events
Officials named
35
21 with their own page
Largest single record
$24K

Totals by fiscal year

TravelHospitalityAmount: total (travel + hospitality)

  • 2010-11$44K ($29K + $15K)
  • 2011-12$149K ($137K + $12K)
  • 2012-13$143K ($133K + $9,710)
  • 2013-14$164K ($155K + $9,244)
  • 2014-15$172K ($169K + $3,731)
  • 2015-16$138K ($135K + $2,965)
  • 2016-17$162K ($152K + $11K)
  • 2017-18$218K ($217K + $881)
  • 2018-19$106K ($104K + $2,009)
  • 2019-20$250K ($249K + $1,214)
  • 2020-21$1,276 ($1,276 + $0)
  • 2021-22$172 ($0 + $172)
  • 2022-23$92K ($91K + $229)
  • 2023-24$14K ($14K + $0)
  • 2024-25$32K ($32K + $561)
  • 2025-26$93K ($84K + $9,067)
  • 2026-27$56K ($53K + $2,451)

Officials with the largest totals

Combined travel and hospitality, all years. Officials below $10,000 are in the explorer.

Largest trips

#RecordAmount
1Michael Strong
Travel2020-01-03 to 2020-01-10 · President
“Conduct international consultations on the Canadian Institutes of Health Research 2020-2030 Strategic Plan and strengthen international partnerships”
Destination: Tokyo, Japan; Auckland, New Zealand
Cost lines: airfare $19,801.23, other transport $702.49, lodging $1,851.88, meals $1,581.80
$23,937.40
2Catherine MacLeod
Travel2020-01-03 to 2020-01-10 · Executive Vice President
“Conduct international consultations on the Canadian Institutes of Health Research 2020-2030 Strategic Plan and strengthen international partnerships”
Destination: Tokyo, Japan; Auckland, New Zealand
Cost lines: airfare $20,003.35, other transport $405.26, lodging $1,679.76, meals $1,538.32, other $40.99
$23,667.68
3Anne Martin-Matthews
Travel2018-03-02 to 2018-06-01 · Acting Vice-President, Research, Knowledge Translation and Ethics
“Travel to workplace and weekend travel home as per the National Joint Council Travel Directive (includes spouse travel)”
Destination: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Cost lines: airfare $7,409.02, other transport $673.00, lodging $7,200.00, meals $3,619.55, other $1,000.40
$19,901.97
4Michel Perron
Travel2019-06-30 to 2019-07-15 · Executive Vice-President
“Attend international consultations on CIHR's 2020-2025 Strategic Plan”
Destination: Hong Kong, China; Singapore, Singapore; Sydney, Australia; Brussels, Belgium; London, United Kingdom
Cost lines: airfare $13,123.92, other transport $259.61, lodging $2,912.63, meals $2,614.48
$18,910.64
5Anne Martin-Matthews
Travel2017-06-02 to 2017-09-01 · Acting Vice-President, Research, Knowledge Translation and Ethics
“Travel to workplace and weekend travel home as per the National Joint Council Travel Directive (includes spouse travel)”
Destination: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Cost lines: airfare $4,409.59, other transport $398.00, lodging $8,700.00, meals $4,567.67, other $339.00
$18,414.26
6Michael Strong
Travel2019-06-30 to 2019-07-12 · President
“Attend international consultations on CIHR's 2020-2025 Strategic Plan”
Destination: Hong Kong, China; Singapore, Singapore; Sydney, Australia; Brussels, Belgium; London, United Kingdom
Cost lines: airfare $12,791.46, other transport $356.00, lodging $3,024.24, meals $2,104.36
$18,276.06
7Anne Martin-Matthews
Travel2017-12-02 to 2018-03-01 · Acting Vice-President, Research, Knowledge Translation and Ethics
“Travel to workplace and weekend travel home as per the National Joint Council Travel Directive (includes spouse travel)”
Destination: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Cost lines: airfare $4,431.75, other transport $404.00, lodging $8,700.00, meals $3,295.85, other $826.57
$17,658.17
8Anne Martin-Matthews
Travel2017-09-02 to 2017-12-01 · Acting Vice-President, Research, Knowledge Translation and Ethics
“Travel to workplace and weekend travel home as per the National Joint Council Travel Directive”
Destination: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Cost lines: airfare $3,899.00, other transport $328.00, lodging $8,700.00, meals $4,363.60, other $339.00
$17,629.60
9Roderick McInnes
Travel2017-04-02 to 2017-06-01 · Acting President
“Travel to workplace and weekend travel home as per the National Joint Council Travel Directive”
Destination: Montreal, Quebec, Canada to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Cost lines: other transport $2,755.10, lodging $11,400.00, meals $2,318.70, other $946.57
$17,420.37
10Alain Beaudet
Travel2012-05-28 to 2012-06-13 · President
“Meetings - Australian Society for Medical Research and Global Alliance for Chronic Diseases”
Destination: Australia; United Kingdom
Cost lines: airfare $14,375.45, other transport $292.00, lodging $1,142.60, meals $1,412.52, other $50.48
$17,273.05

Largest hospitality events

#RecordAmount
1Jocelynn Cook
Hospitality2011-01-18 · Executive Director, Strategy on Patient Oriented Research
“SPOR Roundtable meeting on Pan Canadian Research Networks”
Location: Fairmont Chateau Laurier, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Attendees: 13 employees, 44 guests
$5,704.83$100 per attendee
2Michel Perron
Hospitality2016-07-13 · Executive Vice-President, External Affairs and Business Development
“Researchers Summit Meeting”
Location: Sheraton Hotel, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Attendees: 7 employees, 57 guests
$5,535.87$86 per attendee
3Kelly VanKoughnet
Hospitality2013-04-05 · Associate Vice-President, Research and Knowledge Translation
“Strategic Planning Meeting”
Location: Palais des Congrès, Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Attendees: 170 employees, 1 guest
$4,806.21$28 per attendee
4James Roberge
Hospitality2012-06-08 · Chief Financial Officer
“Staff retreat”
Location: Centre RA, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Attendees: 120 employees, 0 guests
$4,262.69$36 per attendee
5Adrian Mota
Hospitality2026-03-30 · Vice-President, Research Programs
“Morning and afternoon refreshments and lunch for meeting of the University Delegates Network”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Vendor: DoubleTree by Hilton Ottawa Downtown
Attendees: 7 employees, 36 guests
$3,059.74$71 per attendee
6Kelly VanKoughnet
Hospitality2011-10-04 · Chief Research Operations, Research
“Research Portfolio Retreat”
Location: Cartier Square Drill Hall, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Attendees: 145 employees, 0 guests
$2,638.07$18 per attendee
7Robert Peterson
Hospitality2012-03-23 · Executive Director, Drug Safety and Effectiveness Network
“Drug Safety and Effectiveness Network meeting”
Location: Albert at Bay Suite Hotel, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Attendees: 20 employees, 38 guests
$2,507.70$43 per attendee
8James Roberge
Hospitality2011-01-21 · Chief Financial Officer
“Resource, Planning and Management Portfolio Retreat”
Location: Centre RA, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Attendees: 57 employees, 0 guests
$2,329.69$41 per attendee
9Adrian Mota
Hospitality2026-01-20 · Vice President, Research Programs
“Investigator Initiated Research Optimization follow-up meeting”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Vendor: MyCaterer
Attendees: 8 employees, 18 guests
$2,131.02$82 per attendee
10Adrian Mota
Hospitality2026-06-19 · Vice-President, Research Programs
“Lunch and Coffee break refreshments for Investigator Initiated Research Working Group”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Vendor: MyCaterer
Attendees: 10 employees, 15 guests
$2,002.50$80 per attendee

Highest hospitality cost per attendee

Only records that state attendee counts.

#RecordAmount
1Michael Strong
Hospitality2019-11-04 · President
“Business dinner with University Delegates' Executive Committee members and CIHR staff”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Vendor: Restaurant E18hteen
Attendees: 1 employee, 0 guests
$103.49$103.49 per attendee
2Jocelynn Cook
Hospitality2011-01-18 · Executive Director, Strategy on Patient Oriented Research
“SPOR Roundtable meeting on Pan Canadian Research Networks”
Location: Fairmont Chateau Laurier, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Attendees: 13 employees, 44 guests
$5,704.83$100.08 per attendee
3Christine Fitzgerald
Hospitality2011-03-02 · Executive Vice-President
“Business Dinner”
Location: Rideau Club, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Attendees: 2 employees, 2 guests
$398.65$99.66 per attendee
4Alain Beaudet
Hospitality2017-02-02 · President
“Business dinner with Principal Investigator from Israel's Weizmann Institutes of Science”
Location: Beckta Dining and Wine, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Attendees: 1 employee, 1 guest
$192.16$96.08 per attendee
5Alain Beaudet
Hospitality2016-10-05 · President
“Business dinner with Vice-President Research of Dalhousie University”
Location: Beckta Dining and Wine, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Attendees: 1 employee, 1 guest
$190.29$95.14 per attendee
6Alain Beaudet
Hospitality2016-06-22 · President
“Business dinner with the outgoing Scientific Director, Institute of Population and Public Health to discuss institute affairs and the transition”
Location: Beckta Dining and Wine, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Attendees: 1 employee, 1 guest
$181.14$90.57 per attendee
7Michel Perron
Hospitality2017-03-29 · Executive Vice-President, External Affairs and Business Development
“Business dinner with Senior Management to discuss leadership transition”
Location: North and Navy, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Attendees: 5 employees, 0 guests
$447.12$89.42 per attendee
8Michel Perron
Hospitality2016-07-13 · Executive Vice-President, External Affairs and Business Development
“Researchers Summit Meeting”
Location: Sheraton Hotel, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Attendees: 7 employees, 57 guests
$5,535.87$86.50 per attendee
9Alain Beaudet
Hospitality2015-04-09 · President
“Business dinner with Scientific Director Anthony Phillips”
Location: ORU, Fairmont Pacific Rim, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Attendees: 1 employee, 1 guest
$171.90$85.95 per attendee
10Michael Strong
Hospitality2019-11-12 · President
“Business lunch with Chief Executive Officer of the National Health and Medical Research Council”
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Vendor: FLOW
Attendees: 0 employees, 1 guest
$84.43$84.43 per attendee

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