Chemotherapy Backpack: Ottawa Man's Cancer Journey
Ted Wagstaff's battle with a rare, aggressive cancer led him to use a portable chemo backpack, offering a unique perspective on treatment and hope in Ottawa's healthcare landscape.
Category : Cancer Research
B.C. Could Lead Global Cancer Innovation with Investment
British Columbia stands at a pivotal moment to become a global leader in cancer research and treatment innovation, leveraging U.S. funding cuts to attract top scientists and accelerate life-saving therapies.
Windsor Facial Hair Campaign Raises $375K for Cancer Care
The Grow On Windsor 2025 fundraising campaign generated over $375,000 for cancer care through community members growing beards and mustaches, demonstrating strong local support.
Vancouverite Rows Atlantic for Brain Cancer Awareness
Kyle Wills, a Vancouver resident, plans to row 5,000 km solo across the Atlantic Ocean to raise awareness for brain cancer, inspired by a friend's diagnosis.
Obesity's Critical Role in Breast Cancer Risk Overlooked
Research reveals obesity significantly increases aggressive breast cancer risk, yet stigma prevents this crucial factor from being addressed in awareness campaigns and healthcare discussions.
BC Cancer Leads with CAR T Therapy and AI Radiation
British Columbia emerges as a global oncology leader through groundbreaking CAR T cell treatments, AI-enabled radiation therapy, and donor-funded early detection programs.
Windsor Cancer Centre Gets $375K Boost from Grow On Event
The Grow On Windsor fundraising initiative has successfully raised $375,000 to support the Windsor Cancer Centre Foundation, enhancing local cancer care services and research efforts in the community.
Young Adults Face Rising Colorectal Cancer: Pencil-Thin Stool Warning
Colorectal cancer rates are increasing among people under 50, with pencil-thin stool emerging as a concerning symptom. Experts explain warning signs and screening recommendations.
London Hospital Performs World-First Dual Heart Surgery
London Health Sciences Centre in Ontario achieves a medical milestone with a groundbreaking dual heart surgery, described as life-changing for patients with complex cardiac conditions.
London 'Poop Pills' Show Promise for Cancer Patients
A groundbreaking clinical trial from London, Ontario, demonstrates that fecal microbiota transplants in pill form may improve outcomes for cancer patients undergoing immunotherapy.
B.C. Mother Questions Cancer Care Delays After Stage 4 Diagnosis
A British Columbia mother with Stage 4 cancer is publicly questioning whether delays in accessing an oncologist allowed her disease to progress, highlighting systemic healthcare concerns.
Calgary Spin-A-Thon Kicks Off 2026 Tour Alberta for Cancer
The Alberta Cancer Foundation hosted a fundraising spin-a-thon in Calgary to mark registration opening for the 2026 Enbridge Tour Alberta for Cancer, supporting cancer research and awareness.
Edmonton Cyclists Kick Off 2026 Cancer Fundraiser Registration
The Spin for Hope event in Edmonton marks the beginning of registration for the 2026 Enbridge Tour Alberta for Cancer, aiming to boost participation and fundraising for vital cancer research initiatives across the province.
Enbridge Tour Alberta for Cancer 2026 Registration Begins
Registration has officially launched for the 2026 Enbridge Tour Alberta for Cancer, Alberta's largest cancer fundraiser. The two-day cycling event will take place in Strathmore on July 18-19, featuring three distance options and aiming to build on over $1
Ontario Fast-Tracks Six New Cancer Drugs for Patients
The Ontario government is expediting the approval process for six innovative cancer medications, aiming to provide faster treatment access for patients across the province facing serious oncological conditions.
Ex-Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould Starts Breast Cancer Treatment
Former Canadian Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould has announced she is starting treatment for breast cancer. Get the latest details on her health journey and career.
New Website Simplifies Cancer Clinical Trial Info for Patients
The Canadian Cancer Society unveils a new online resource designed to demystify and improve access to information about cancer clinical trials for patients across Canada.
New Cervical Cancer Screening Coming to Quebec
Quebec is set to implement improved HPV screening for cervical cancer, a change championed by a survivor who was diagnosed while pregnant. Learn about the new measures and their impact on women's health.
Alberta replaces pap tests with HPV screening for cancer
Alberta is replacing routine pap tests with primary HPV screening to diagnose cervical cancer, a major step toward eliminating the disease. Learn about the new protocol and its impact.
B.C. expands life-saving ovarian cancer prevention surgery
British Columbia is expanding a groundbreaking program offering preventive fallopian tube removal, a made-in-B.C. procedure shown to slash the risk of deadly ovarian cancer by 80%. Learn about this game-changing public health strategy.
Canadian mom beats rare cancer, thrives 18 years later
At 21, Tamron Little was given 18 months to live with peritoneal mesothelioma. Defying the odds, she found a pioneering surgery and is now a thriving advocate 18 years later. Her story is a powerful lesson in patient advocacy and hope.
Winnipeg girl's leukemia progress in CancerCare MB trial
A young Winnipeg girl shows remarkable resilience in her fight against leukemia, making significant progress thanks to a clinical trial funded by CancerCare Manitoba. Read her inspiring story.
Ben's Cup seeks $1M for cancer treatment not in Canada
A fundraising initiative in Edmonton is working to collect $1 million for an advanced cancer treatment centre, aiming to bring critical care options currently unavailable in Canada to local patients.
Winnipeg woman seeks rare cancer trial in Texas
Cynthia Mitchell of Winnipeg fights cholangiocarcinoma, a rare bile duct cancer, and is seeking access to a clinical trial in Texas. Diagnosed in 2021, she remains determined in her battle.
Young Adult Colon Cancer Cases Surge, Funding Cuts Threaten Research
A 44-year-old's colon cancer journey highlights a worrying rise in young-onset cases. Experts warn federal research cuts jeopardize life-saving breakthroughs. Learn why screening is crucial.
Edmonton cancer bell ceremony returns after outcry
Alberta Health Services reinstates the cherished bell-ringing ceremony at Edmonton's Cross Cancer Institute after families voiced their concerns. Read the full story of community impact.
Black women face 70% higher breast cancer mortality
A new study reveals a stark disparity: Black women in Canada have up to a 70% higher breast cancer mortality rate. Learn about the findings and the urgent call for equitable healthcare solutions.
Dave Coulier Diagnosed with Tongue Cancer After Lymphoma
Actor Dave Coulier reveals a new cancer diagnosis, undergoing radiation for HPV-linked tongue cancer. He remains optimistic about the high cure rate. Read his story.
Halifax company releases promising cancer study results
A Halifax life sciences company announces groundbreaking cancer treatment study results. Learn about this medical breakthrough and its potential impact on cancer care in Canada.
Cancer primary reason for assisted deaths in Canada
New federal data reveals cancer remains the leading diagnosis for medical assistance in dying. Learn about the trends and implications for Canada's healthcare system.
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