Léane Labrèche-Dor
During Daffodil Month, our lead ambassador, Léane Labrèche-Dor, shares the stories of Quebecers whose experiences offer hope.
Léane wants to spread the message of hope that Daffodil Month plants each year in the hearts of people affected by the disease.
Stories of hope
Inspired by her family’s story, Léane met with people who have experienced cancer. Through these conversations, stories of resilience and solidarity emerge that nurture hope and highlight the power of collective action against cancer.
Starting now and throughout Daffodil Month, discover inspiring stories of hope, including those of Quebec actress Anick Lemay, who was diagnosed with breast cancer, Alexandre Nobert, diagnosed with testicular cancer, and Joanne Drolet, who has been affected by colorectal and lung cancer.
When I was a teenager, my mother was diagnosed with a particularly aggressive cancer. Back in the early 2000s, receiving such news came with far more uncertainty than it does today. Twenty years after my mother’s passing, your generosity has helped research make tremendous progress, and it continues to advance. This Daffodil Month, join me in supporting the Canadian Cancer Society. Together, we can make a real difference. Thank you for giving me, and all of us, the power to dream of a future without cancer.