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There’s a story to be told at every stage of the cancer journey – 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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Nalini Sharma sitting on a beach shore.
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How a breast cancer survivor helps women advocate for their health
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5 ways your support made a meaningful impact on cancer in the last year
Amélie Fahey wearing a headscarf
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Coping with breast cancer with information and support
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Stephen's story: Taking inspiration from a cancer diagnosis
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Cancer and the workplace
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5 facts about lung cancer
A parent with two babies on the beach.
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How to be sun safe