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There’s a story to be told at every stage of the cancer experience – from prevention, to diagnosis, to treatment, to life with or beyond cancer. Here, you’ll find real experiences from Canadians across the country and learn how your support is helping the Canadian Cancer Society make a difference. Explore stories that highlight the impact of groundbreaking cancer research, support programs and services, advocacy, healthy living and more.

Our latest stories

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A person’s pants pocket turned inside out and their hand holding coins.
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This is what the financial burden of cancer can look like
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5 ways your support made a meaningful impact on cancer in the last year
Doug Berry holding his grandchild on a beach
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Accessing cancer treatment with travel and accommodation support
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7 ways to care for yourself after cancer treatment
Renée Meyer and her daughter Ava, hugging and smiling.
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Financial support for cancer care in rural and remote communities