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Discover the stories and breakthroughs that continue to change cancer outcomes across British Columbia.
Five Trailblazing Women who are Transforming Cancer Care in B.C.
Athena Calogeros, dressed as Rosie the Riveter, helped pave a smoother path forward for B.C. firefighters facing cancer. On International …
Women Going Beyond: Advancing Immunotherapy Research for Ovarian Cancer
Being proposed to during the last week of cancer treatment, after every doctor has told you you’ll never have kids, isn’t exactly the engagement …
$6.8 Million Campaign for BC Cancer Immunotherapy Research
The BC Cancer Foundation has launched a $6.8 million fundraising campaign to expand BC Cancer’s provincial immunotherapy research program, a groundbreaking initiative aimed …
From CEO Sarah Roth: Unlocking the Future of Cancer Care
Article was originally published in Vancouver Sun on February 4, 2025. Sarah Roth, president and CEO, BC Cancer Foundation We are living in one of the …
BC Cancer – Kelowna: Surgical Advances for Better Outcomes
Dr. Chris Baliski is leading a new procedure to prevent lymphedema. At BC Cancer – Kelowna, groundbreaking advancements are …
Genomics Informs Life-Saving Prostate Cancer Clinical Trial at BC Cancer – Vancouver
World Cancer Dayis a time to recognize our collective power to change the future of cancer care and offer hope for better outcomes.BC Cancer …
Research is Saving Lives in Real Time
This World Cancer Day, the BC Cancer Foundation is bringing awareness to the role each of us can play in closing the cancer care …
Lunar New Year: Catalyst Award Recipients Marion Man and Scott Shaw
Marion Man and Scott Shaw proudly support Dr. Stephen Lam (above) and his research in the increase of lung …
Moving Forward for a Cure
Diagnosed with ovarian cancer shortly after her last BMO Vancouver Half Marathon in 2019, Gillian Roberts is returning this year with a renewed purpose …
6 Tips to Avoid Alcohol and Reduce Your Risk of Cancer
Alcohol is known to contribute to nine different types of cancer and is linked to 7,000 cancer diagnoses a year in Canada. Here are …