National
April 2019 -
You helped fund groundbreaking research
March 2019 -
CCS’s Community Services Locator has been upgraded to make valuable support services for people affected by cancer more accessible.
March 2019 -
The Spring Yard Cleanup for Cancer has raised over $700K in nine years, helping fund innovative new leukemia research.
March 2019 -
This Spring, your support will help people like Yaslyma live their lives more fully with cancer
March 2019 -
Follow the new Canada Food Guide’s recommendation to eat more plant-based protein by making these sweet potato falafels for dinner.
March 2019 -
CCS’s partnership with Stand Up To Cancer continues this year with the launch of our new PSA with “Will & Grace” star and Stand Up To Cancer Canada Ambassador Eric McCormack.
March 2019 -
This Spring, your support will help people facing cancer, like Yaslyma, live their lives more fully.
January 2019 -
Sarah Diotto starting smoking at age 13. Over a decade later, she’s celebrating her third year smoke-free, thanks to CCS’ Break It Off program.
January 2019 -
CCS calls on Canadians to support CCS’s 2019 federal budget submission.
January 2019 -
For the first time in its history, the Canadian Cancer Society has funded research into a rare type of cancer called chordoma through its Chordoma Research Grants.
January 2019 -
Thanks to your support, 2018 was a game changing year for CCS.
January 2019 -
In 2019, BC’s Asian Giving Committee will celebrate 25 years of fundraising and educating their community about CCS.
January 2019 -
Can you go 28 days without alcohol? Go dry this February by switching to mocktails for the month.
November 2018 -
This year’s winners of the Canadian Cancer Society Awards for Excellence in Cancer Research are helping to drive game-changing advancements in cancer research.
November 2018 -
Pass on the hors d’oeuvres this holiday season and whip up this delicious salad instead.
November 2018 -
CCS has partnered with Hockey Fights Cancer to raise funds for CCS’s lodges, support services and transportation programs.
November 2018 -
For the first time ever, Canadians have a unique opportunity to inform how cancer patients are cared for in our country. Read on to find out how you can help in only 30 minutes.
November 2018 -
This holiday season, give a meaningful gift that helps the 1 in 2 Canadians affected by cancer.
November 2018 -
Chemotherapy drugs are effective at killing cancer cells but they can also cause severe side effects by damaging healthy cells and tissues. One CCS-funded research team is making strides to prevent that from happening.
September 2018 -
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month – an important time for us all to consider what we can do to help children live long, healthy lives.
September 2018 -
Eating too much salt may increase your risk of stomach cancer. Put down your salt shaker and enjoy a flavourful fall soup instead.
September 2018 -
Online tool provides personalized cancer prevention information and tips.
September 2018 -
Dr David Perrin from the University of British Columbia is the first in the world to harness a cancer-killing toxin from the poisonous death cap mushroom.
September 2018 -
A recent clinical trial has shown promising results for patients with blood cancers. Now, the researcher is hoping to take it to the next level.
September 2018 -
Jennifer Wilson and Sandra Ward both value an active lifestyle. So when the opportunity came up to help run a Walking School Bus program at their childrens’ school, they didn’t hesitate.
July 2018 -
Tetley now supplies tea to all CCS lodges that provide a home away from home for people facing cancer.
July 2018 -
Our CEO Lynne Hudson discusses CCS’s incredible transformation and looks to the future
July 2018 -
New national regulations are most effective in the world and will help save lives.
July 2018 -
Newfoundland's Circle of Friends team has raised over $200,000 for the CIBC Run for the Cure.
July 2018 -
Cooking meat at high temperatures creates chemicals that may increase cancer risk. Turn the BBQ down this summer and opt for a veggie burger instead.
July 2018 -
After a leukemia diagnosis at age nine, Bailey Sanguin and his family attended Camp Goodtimes. Years later, he returns each summer as a volunteer.
July 2018 -
New statistics report reveals troubling news
July 2018 -
Clinical trial results from the Canadian Cancer Trials Group change breast and pancreatic cancer treatment standards around the world.
May 2018 -
Nutrition labels could help Canadians make better food choices.
May 2018 -
Try getting your vitamin D from your diet, instead of exposing yourself to UV rays.
May 2018 -
By phone, app, or online, CCS offers support to Canadians wherever they are, at any time.
May 2018 -
Inspired by an innovative treatment for kidney and lung cancers, this clinical trial is showing early promise for one of the hardest-to-treat cancers.
May 2018 -
This 22-year-old cancer survivor knows what brings her back to Relay each year.
March 2018 -
Increase your daily exercise and fuel your body with this tasty vegetarian stuffed pepper.
March 2018 -
CCS offers lodges to cancer patients and their caregivers who must travel away from their hometowns for treatment.
March 2018 -
This April, volunteer or donate to Daffodil Month and help people with cancer in your community.
March 2018 -
A CCS-funded researcher aims to save more lives by making genetic testing more accessible for Canadians.
March 2018 -
CCS has committed to invest almost $9 million in high impact cancer research projects.
March 2018 -
CCS is working to fill the significant gaps in the cancer patient experience, as highlighted in a recent report.
January 2018 -
Learn how CCS-funded researchers are leading the way in research on cancer-fighting viruses.
January 2018 -
This year, Dry Feb is available to participants across Canada. Not only do participants raise money for CCS, but they get to benefit from the perks of a month off alcohol.
January 2018 -
Canadian children and youth are exposed to ads for unhealthy foods and beverages every day and research shows that food and beverage marketing has an impact on the foods children eat
January 2018 -
After being a smoker for 40 years, Cindy won’t be buying any more cigarettes.
January 2018 -
Advocacy led by the Canadian Cancer Society is making a difference. We meet with local, provincial and national governments to persuade them to make the fight against cancer one of their top priorities and to develop healthier public policies.
January 2018 -
Did you know that eating red and processed meats increases your risk of colorectal cancer? Try this tasty vegetarian recipe.
January 2018 -
CCS-funded researchers are making great advancements in helping improve how cancer is detected, diagnosed and treated.
January 2018 -
In 2017 we continued to deliver on our promise to have more impact, against more cancers, in more communities, than any other cancer charity in Canada.
October 2017 -
With the help of supporters like you, we’ve made incredible progress over the years.
September 2017 -
Learn about how special immune cells are being harnessed to fight cancer, thanks to Canadian Cancer Society donors.
September 2017 -
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
April 2017 -
As we mark the 60th anniversary of Daffodil Month, at the Canadian Cancer Society we reflect on the progress we’ve made to date and acknowledge the need for Canada to innovate to meet this and other health challenges in a resource constrained environment.
February 2017 -
On February 1, 2017, the Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) and the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation (CBCF) joined forces to increase operational efficiencies and further our impact on all types of cancer for all Canadians.
January 2017 -
Give these activities a try to help keep you warm and healthy all winter.
July 2016 -
Dr Eduardo Franco, Dr Philippe Gros, Dr Gerald Batist and Dr Mark Levine receive prestigious national honours on the eve of Canada Day.
April 2016 -
Many oral cancer diagnoses are not made early enough for successful treatment.
March 2016 -
Please support the Society’s Cancer Information Service this Daffodil Month
March 2016 -
Reduce your colorectal cancer risk by filling up on fibre.
February 2016 -
The Society is proud to support World Cancer Day - a global initiative where the world unites in the fight against cancer, bringing awareness of efforts to reduce the global burden of cancer.
January 2016 -
National Non-Smoking Week 2016: January 17–23.
January 2016 -
Follow our 10 tips for cancer prevention to be your healthiest in 2016.
December 2015 -
Society employees, community members and high school students surprise family with carols and holiday cheer.
December 2015 -
Brett Kissel takes a break from his tour to wish the Canadian Cancer Society and its supporters a very happy holiday season.
December 2015 -
Your support in 2015 has meant the world to us! Every single dollar counts as we work toward eradicating cancer and enhancing the quality of life of people living with cancer.
December 2015 -
The Society is here to help. We offer support and information for people with cancer and their family, friends and caregivers all year round.
November 2015 -
How one researcher is working to refine the screening process for prostate cancer.
September 2014 -
New study investigates cancer-resistant jelly
June 2014 -
Findings from clinical trials could lead to changes in treatment
March 2014 -
Join our first research tweet chat on April 1
January 2014 -
Tobacco, Hippos and treating brain cancer
November 2012 -
Study shows need for earlier referrals to palliative care services
November 2012 -
First super resolution microscope in Canada used to discover how cells divide
August 2012 -
Scientists use microscopic screening to improve drug therapies for patients
August 2012 -
Study looks at personalized treatment options for childhood brain cancer
April 2012 -
Neurosurgeon and cancer researcher honoured posthumously
March 2012 -
The Canadian Cancer Society Innovation Grants received 2 mentions in the March 6 Senate Debates
February 2012 -
Study shows drug may cause bone loss in some postmenopausal women
February 2012 -
High body mass index may boost risk, Society researchers find
February 2012 -
Study explains why some treatments don’t work
January 2012 -
Society-funded researchers making important discoveries
November 2011 -
Study finds radiation and hormone therapy best treatment for aggressive prostate cancer
June 2011 -
Research selected the best of the best at prestigious scientific meeting
January 2011 -
Ernest McCulloch was one of the fathers of stem cell research
January 2011 -
Canadian Cancer Society-funded researchers continue to discover ways to reduce cancer incidence and mortality and enhance the quality of life for Canadians living with and beyond cancer
November 2010 -
Canadian Cancer Society led research says that young people with cancer (aged 15-29) have made impressive gains in survival
September 2010 -
Research findings point to potential new treatments for medulloblastoma and lung cancer
August 2010 -
Researchers are making a bigger scientific impact, study shows
June 2010 -
Society-funded clinical trial finds combined treatment helps patients live longer
March 2010 -
Society-funded researchers first to discover cancer-fighting properties of common virus
October 2009 -
New report shows Society-funded research represents more than 10% of overall cancer research investment in Canada
September 2008 -
Study shows shorter, more intense radiation schedule as effective as standard, longer treatment
August 2008 -
Society welcomes report from Canadian Cancer Research Alliance
June 2008 -
Finding may identify which patients will benefit from chemotherapy
February 2008 -
Researchers find increased levels of toxins in blood samples from NHL patients
February 2008 -
Findings show women need to be monitored for risk for non-cancer related conditions
September 2007 -
Society researchers make important stem cell discovery
August 2007 -
Dr Poul Sorensen finds novel gene that helps stop growth of cancer cells
June 2007 -
Research focused on new ways to treat a variety of cancers including breast, prostate, lung and gastrointestinal cancers