Discover the stories and breakthroughs that continue to change cancer outcomes across British Columbia.
Engaging in philanthropy by donating time, money, or resources to the BC Cancer Foundation not only advances cancer research and care in British Columbia but also provides personal rewards, including enhanced happiness, reduced stress, better physical health, a deeper sense of community, and potential tax benefits.
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Chelsea Martorella (with husband Giovanni) points at the mountains, while on a Steveston Velo training ride ahead of Capilano …
Some Tour de Cure teams ride under the rock solid namesakes RBC, Raymond James, KMPG and the many other corporations who champion our cause. …
Dan and Selina Robinson are riding in their 13th Tour de Cure this summer to fuel cancer research that …
Inspired by her dad’s cancer journey, and cheered on by her family, Nageena Gill overcame personal health challenges in …
Inspired by her dad’s strength and positivity in facing cancer, Carmen Ip is participating in her sixth Tour de …
Article originally published in the Times Colonist in May 2023. Robin Jones hopes to inspire others to partner with the BC Cancer Foundation in support …
Article originally published in the North Shore News in May 2023. Dianne Griffith and her husband, Ken, regularly donate to the BC Cancer Foundation. Now, …
Laura Allen – along with her colleagues at Duncan Allen Law – signed up for Workout to Conquer Cancer in 2022 just two weeks …
Colin Wood’s gym, F45 Training in Port Moody, saw him through the pandemic — and continued to stand strong behind him after he faced …
High school best friends Katie Houlgrave and Kathryn Byer shared a lot more than just similar first names. And neither geography nor COVID-19 could …
