We collaborate with partners to implement the Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control and improve cancer outcomes for all people in Canada.
Putting the Strategy into action
A surgeon’s mission to increase colorectal cancer screening in Canada
Interview with colorectal cancer screening advisor Dr. Hendrik du Plessis
Eliminating cervical cancer
Canada has a goal to eliminate cervical cancer by 2040 and new data shows that we are at a critical crossroads in this mission.
Supporting One’s Journey into the Spirit World
Available in Ojibway, English and French, this 10-part video series offers practical, culturally grounded guidance for caregivers
Young cancer patients deserve timely conversations about fertility preservation
Explore how we are supporting research, programs and partners to better meet the needs of people living with cancer.
Our impact since 2007
7,700+
paramedics trained to provide at-home palliative care, saving money, time and trips to emergency rooms
1st
pan-Canadian Cancer Data Strategy modernizing how we collect, analyze and share high-quality cancer data
500+
communities are benefiting from Partnership-funded initiatives to support improved cancer outcomes for First Nations, Inuit and Métis
95%
of cancer care settings in Canada now offer support to help people quit smoking
23
communities are improving palliative care for people who are homeless or vulnerably housed
Up to 2,500
more cases of lung cancer to be detected when all 10 provinces implement lung cancer screening
Learn about how we’re helping people in Canada
We’ve been diligently working alongside partners to advance pan-Canadian priorities, bringing the Strategy to life and achieving tangible improvements in cancer outcomes.
Working together towards reconciliation and healing
Colonial practices and policies continue to impact the wellbeing of generations of First Nations, Inuit and Métis. As an ally, the Partnership champions self-determined, Peoples-specific solutions for sustainable system change across cancer care to the benefit of First Nations, Inuit and Métis in Canada.
Supported by our advisors
We engage with experts from across the country to help guide our work. These meaningful relationships foster collaboration while deepening the involvement and perspectives of a cross-section of cancer and health system leaders.
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