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Give the gift of hope
Whether you're shopping for that someone who has everything, or you're looking to give a more meaningful gift, the Canadian Cancer Society Gift Guide has something for everyone. |
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Cancer screening and early detection are two of the most powerful tools you have to fight back against cancer. Join the Cancer Fight Club to receive a personalized e-mail reminder with information on what cancers you should be talking to your doctor about, based on your age and gender. |
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Everyone has their reason, what's yours? Reach for a Cure is raising money your way - with our help. Join forces with the best partner in the fight against cancer. It's easier than ever with online tools! |
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As more young people with cancer survive, there is increasing need to do more to meet the distinct challenges of these young patients, according to Canadian Cancer Statistics 2009 released by the Canadian Cancer Society. |
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Being on the wrong side of the law for the right cause is what it's all about during the Canadian Cancer Society Jail-N-Bail. Register now to arrange for the surprise arrests of your community's worst offenders. |
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The first trip to the cancer centre after being diagnosed can be overwhelming and leave patients feeling unsure of what to expect next. These feelings of isolation and confusion led us to develop the Patient Care Kit, now available for order on this site. |
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WHAT'S NEW
In this issue you'll meet fighters. Read about two amazing families and their battles with brain and breast cancer. And we'll introduce you to Sylvia Soo, who isn’t going to let cancer stop her from wearing her stilettos.
Landmark tobacco legislation (Bill C-32, An Act to Amend the Tobacco Act) will ban flavoured cigarettes and cigarillos as well as tobacco advertising in magazines and newspapers.
CALGARY—On October 7, the controversial issue of pesticides will again be up for debate at city hall.
We hit the streets to find out.
View our 2008-2009 annual report.
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