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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.
CCS calls on Canadians to support CCS’s 2019 federal budget submission.
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.
Thanks to your support, 2018 was a game changing year for CCS.
In 2019, BC’s Asian Giving Committee will celebrate 25 years of fundraising and educating their community about CCS.
Can you go 28 days without alcohol? Go dry this February by switching to mocktails for the month.