Discover the stories and breakthroughs that continue to change cancer outcomes across British Columbia.
Before you head outside this sunny season — whether it be for work or your next social outing — be mindful of the risks of prolonged sun exposure. The sun releases ultraviolet (UV) rays which can cause sunburn, eye damage and skin cancer, including melanoma.
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“Such a shock,” is how Sheila King, a retired BC Cancer staff member who helped build the province’s mammography network, describes suddenly finding herself …
In honour of World Ovarian Cancer Awareness Day, here are five things you need to know: Each year in B.C., more than 300 women will …
Workout to Conquer Cancer newcomer, Sean Collins, signed up for the month-long fundraiser to support his mom, Ann, who was recovering from breast cancer …
Like most moms, Tania Sallinen has a lot of feelings about her oldest child Kyle graduating from high school in June. But her biggest …
“It’s a little intimidating and daunting to think that I have power,” says Global BC News Anchor Sophie Lui of her ranking in Vancouver …
Article was originally published in Victoria Times Colonist on May 1, 2024. “Don’t cry because it’s over; smile because it happened.” Diane Scott found this sentiment …
Article was originally published on Castanet on May 1, 2024. As a 36-year-old busy, seemingly healthy lawyer and mom to two young boys, Kelowna’s Anjali …
Built more like a linebacker — and with a full beard that could easily have him passing as a third sibling of the NFL’s …
Dalerina and Rohan D’Silva are Bollywood dancing their way through the month-long Workout to Conquer Cancer challenge. May 1, the …
The BC Cancer Foundation is delighted to announce the appointment of Doug Chambers, a longstanding catalyst in the Interior region, as the new …
