📷 Breast cancer won’t wait—neither should you. Breast cancer is the most diagnosed cancer worldwide, but early detection can be life-saving. With Ontario now allowing women aged 40+ to self-refer for mammograms, there’s no reason to wait. Experience the digital evolution of

Thank you to everyone who fundraised for Breast Cancer Canada in 2025. 💗 Your generosity and commitment mean so much to us, and we are truly grateful for every effort made to advance research this year. Together, you helped create moments of progress that support patients

🔬When Carmen turned 50, she went for her routine mammogram just like she always had. What she did not expect was a breast cancer diagnosis. Everything shifted in that moment. What guided her forward was understanding her options. She had seen how different things were when her

This season, give the gift that goes beyond the holidays.  Every gift you make to Breast Cancer Canada fuels the science that saves lives. Progress isn’t abstract. It’s real, measurable, and made possible by donors who believe in a future where breast cancer is detected

Breast Cancer Canada is hosting a webinar this Wednesday December 17 at 1 PM EST to talk about recurrence. 💗 Patients tell us that understanding and managing recurrence risk plays a significant role in long term outcomes and peace of mind. In BCC’s 2025 survey, 72% of patients

This week at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium, Canadian researchers are sharing breakthroughs that are changing the way we think about breast cancer.  From new hormone therapies for early breast cancer, to immunotherapy and targeted treatments for metastatic patients,

Give a gift that goes beyond the holidays. This season, you can make a donation in honour of someone special in your life, in lieu of a traditional gift. Breast Cancer Canada can send them a message letting them know you’re creating progress in their name. Your generosity helps

Join Breast Cancer Canada on Wednesday December 17 at 1 PM EST for a virtual session with Canadian experts and patient advocates. We'll be talking about: - What recurrence means and risk - Common misconceptions and self-advocacy tips - What the latest research says and where

Thanks to the generosity of Breast Cancer Canada donors, the Breast Cancer Canada Translational Research Unit (BCC-TRU) is making remarkable progress in understanding and treating metastatic breast cancer.  Led by Dr. Alison Allan, the team bridges the gap between lab research

As 2025 draws to a close, we’re proud to join the final major breast cancer conference of the year at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium.  Breast Cancer Canada has been a part of remarkable congresses across Canada and internationally in 2025, including ESMO, ASCO, and the

Today, the Breast Cancer Canada community carries a profound sadness. We are mourning the loss of Angus Pratt: a long-time male breast cancer advocate whose voice and commitment reshaped the narrative of male patient advocacy in Canada.  Angus did more than speak up. He opened

This week, Carla MacLeod @carla_macleod, Head Coach of the @PWHL_Ottawa, shared her breast cancer diagnosis with the hockey community and with Canadians across the country. In speaking with CTV News, Breast Cancer Canada CEO Kimberly Carson highlighted a reality we see every

It’s not too late! 💗 Yesterday was Giving Tuesday and we send our thanks to everyone who donated. The opportunity for progress is still here. Your gift to Breast Cancer Canada fuels research that leads to earlier detection, more tailored treatments, and real improvements for

Today is Giving Tuesday: a day defined entirely by collective generosity and progress. At Breast Cancer Canada, your Giving Tuesday gift directly advances the research that shapes real outcomes for patients. From earlier detection to more tailored treatments, progress is

Tomorrow is Giving Tuesday: a moment when people across Canada come together to move progress forward.  At Breast Cancer Canada, that progress starts in the labs and clinics where researchers are uncovering discoveries that shape outcomes for patients today and tomorrow. Every

Meet Jeri Spilberg 💗👋 Jeri is conducting research in the Breast Cancer Canada Translational Research Unit at London Health Sciences Centre, where she works under the mentorship of Dr. Alison Allan.  Her motivation? It’s deeply personal: her grandmother survived breast cancer

Expert Insights on Canada’s Breast Cancer Landscape Our CEO, Kimberly Carson, sat down with CP24 to discuss the state of breast cancer care, barriers to access, and how Breast Cancer Canada is driving progress through research, advocacy, and patient-centered solutions. The

Breast Cancer Won’t Wait. Neither Should You.  Breast cancer is the most diagnosed cancer worldwide, but early detection can save lives.  Routine screening is the best way to stay proactive.  Learn more about Canadian screening options today: https://t.co/bB2T3J3Mzm

Across the country, voices came together to spark a meaningful conversation about why personalized breast cancer care matters — and why one size does not fit all. Our #BeyondOneSize campaign underscored how research, education, and advocacy are advancing progress for patients

Monthly giving powers the research that drives progress for every breast cancer patient in Canada. Your ongoing support helps fund studies in precision oncology that lead to earlier detection, targeted treatments, and care shaped by real patient experiences. By investing

Just Released: Breast Cancer Canada’s 2025 Annual Progress Report on The State of Breast Cancer in Canada Our latest report takes a comprehensive look at breast cancer across the country, highlighting new treatment approvals and equity of care from coast to coast. Drawing on