Intro copy is optional. This slice lets you select the individual post you want to display. You need to copy the doc UID and paste it into the Featured Item UID field. The other fields should match the type of post. In this sample, it uses Blog Hub (view all link), blog_post (source) and the same doc is linked in the Link to Featured Post field.
Time is precious, and your volunteer efforts are invaluable. During National Volunteer Week, we celebrate your dedication to the CF community. Thank you for making a difference!
This slice selects the latest post in the selected source and category. In this example, the latest blog post with a category of "Research".
Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a bacterium that can take hold in the lungs of people with cystic fibrosis (CF), leading to persistent infections that are difficult to treat.
Oct 16, 2026This slice places the 'featured' post in the left column and the next latest posts of the same category in a vertical list in the right column. The featured post is simply the latest post in the given source and category. Note, there is currently no way to select which post to feature.
Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a bacterium that can take hold in the lungs of people with cystic fibrosis (CF), leading to persistent infections that are difficult to treat.
Oct 16, 2026
A generation ago, many people with cystic fibrosis (CF) weren’t expected to reach adulthood, making conversations around pregnancy far less common than they are today.
Sep 22, 2026
Chronic bacterial infections are a relentless challenge for many people with cystic fibrosis (CF), including those on CFTR modulators, as bacterial infections are often resistant to even the strongest antibiotics and can cause lasting damage to the lungs.
Sep 3, 2026This slice lists the latest 3 posts horizontally by publish date. Selecting a category is optional as not all post types use categories.
A study supported by Cystic Fibrosis Canada has been published in Science, one of the world's most respected research journals.
Cystic Fibrosis Canada has opened its annual research grant competition for 2026. Canadian researchers with an interest in cystic fibrosis (CF) are invited to apply for funding to advance research that improves care, accelerates innovation, and addresses the most pressing needs of the CF community. The Basic Science and Clinical Research Grants return this year.
Explore the 2025–2026 Impact Report from Cystic Fibrosis Canada—highlighting donor-powered progress and how we’re changing the future of cystic fibrosis.
This slice lists all posts horizontally by publish date as a carousel - can click or scroll across. Selecting a category is optional as not all post types use categories.
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This slice lists the posts horizontally by publish date as a carousel using its featured image. This is not suitable to use for News or Resources as they do not use images. Selecting a category is optional as not all post types use categories. Event posts have a single category called "Event - Featured". This category allows you to display those events with this category assigned in the post setup. Otherwise, use Blog as the source and select any category you wish to display.
We will discuss different topics and/or questions in each recurring session which happen the second Monday of every month. Join us to share your experiences and support each another as parents and guardians of people living with CF.
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This title and intro text are optional.
This section is for the content in columns only. There is no option to use a heading at the top of the copy because the alignment will be off across the columns. This slice has 2 columns with text left aligned.
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This section is for the content in columns only. There is no option to use a heading at the top of the copy because the alignment will be off across the columns. This slice has 3 columns with text center aligned.
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This title and intro text are optional.
Column 1 content. You can use all rich text elements. Set to left align text.
Column 2 content. You can use all rich text elements. Set to center align text.
Column 3 content. You can use all rich text elements. Set to left align text.
This title and intro text are optional. Col 3 Text is blank so there are only 2 columns set.
Column 1 content. You can use all rich text elements. Set to left align text.
Column 2 content. You can use all rich text elements. Set to center align text.
This is the slice with only one button.
This text slice is being used to introduce the Default and Button x 2 slice or Button x 3 variations below.
This text slice is being used to introduce the Single Image slice below - a square image on its own. Compare the use of the Single Image slice with the option to include an image in the Text Default slice itself which allows linking the selected image to media, page, or website.
This slice allows many options for showing text like this paragraph. The headings should be used in a hierarchy. The top level (showing as Text Default above) is always H2 and sub-headings are used in order:
Headings must always represent an actual heading and should NOT be used to style paragraph text.
Lists can be
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You can add an image, which also has the option to add a link from that image.
This slice allows many options for showing text like this paragraph. The headings should be used in a hierarchy. The top level (showing as Text Default above) is always H2 and sub-headings are used in order:
Headings must always represent an actual heading and should NOT be used to style paragraph text.
Lists can be
or
You can add an image, which also has the option to add a link from that image.
Variation using Centered Content with no image.
Single button anchor link to JotForm below
You will need the entire <iframe> element and nothing else (no scripts).
You can set columns to 2, 3 or 4. Each image can have a caption.
You will need the SRC link only from the EMBED CODE.
This option allows multiple videos to be displayed in rows of 2 or 3.
This option allows multiple videos to be displayed in rows of 2 or 3.
This slice pulls a card layout from the selected content relationship field for Faculty Group, page type is "Team Group". This setup can be used for any group of people - the fields include: Name, position, email, phone, bio, image. The card shows an excerpt with a link to "Read more" text which is set with an option on this slice to make sense with the subject matter. Clicking on the image will also open the modal.
Senior Staff
President and CEO
Kelly is a proven leader with over 25 years of experience in the charitable, health and public sectors. Kelly joined Cystic Fibrosis Canada as the President and
Chief Development Officer
Huda Al-Saedy is a purposeful non-profit leader who has grown organizational impact through strategic and innovative fundraising for over 20 years. She speciali
Chief Marketing & Communications Officer
Phoebe Dey is a collaborative communication professional with 25 years of experience. Before joining Cystic Fibrosis Canada in late 2022, she spent 13 years wit
Chief Scientific Officer
Dr. Eckford holds a PhD in Biochemistry from the University of Guelph and has spent most of his career studying cystic fibrosis. Previously, he was a Postdoctor
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The intro is optional - you can select the number of columns - mobile is always 1 column. This slice allows you to add an image placeholder for a link to a PDF, page or web link.
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The default version allows a title and intro copy to use with the repeatable zones for each FAQ.
Answer for item 1.
Answer for item 2.
Here is more info about the thing we talked about in the other slice above - can be a Text slice or another. This variation does not include a title or into copy - just the show/hide details.
| Clinical Grants & Awards | Application Deadline | Forms Available | Notification of Funding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clinical Grants & Awards: Clinical Education Grants | Application Deadline: May 1, 2024 | Forms Available: Applications were open on ProposalCentral | Notification of Funding: June 2024 |
| Clinical Grants & Awards: Clinic Incentive Grants | Application Deadline: April 1, 2024 | Forms Available: Applications were open on ProposalCentral | Notification of Funding: June 2024 |
| Clinical Grants & Awards: Clinical Fellowships | Application Deadline: October 1, 2024 | Forms Available: Applications were open on ProposalCentral | Notification of Funding: Mid-March 2025 |
