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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TD Bank Group (TD) is donating $150,000 to the BC Cancer Cascadia Project, a program that is bringing the very latest in Artificial Intelligence …
When Robert McLean is asked why philanthropy is important to him, he reflects back. Way back. Back to Ancient Greece. The word philanthropy comes …
An original Moon-Sun Transformation Mask, created by Kwakwaka’Wakw First Nations Master Carver, Jimmy Joseph, now proudly watches over the first floor boardroom of the …
Almost half of cancer patients experience significant emotional distress, and 20% meet criteria for PTSD. To create a safe, neutral space, and more room …
Three years have passed since Bonnie Quam was first diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Now cancer-free, she’s determined to use her experience to help others. Inspired …
Inspired by the care he received at BC Cancer — and the life-long teachings of his parents who taught him to always seek out …
As principals of the Indigenous law group at Victoria’s Miller Titerle + Company, Merle Alexander and Tamara Napoleon have long empowered First Nations people …
Congratulations to the recipients of the inaugural BC Cancer Rising Stars Awards! The Rising Stars program was established to celebrate Dr. Connie Eaves’ Gairdner Wightman …
Already the world’s biggest health crisis, cancer rates are expected to rise by 35% in B.C. over the next decade. But advances in research …
Launching the most ambitious and comprehensive health campaign in British Columbia’s history One in two British Columbians will face cancer in their lifetime, and the …
