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Technical documents
The data tables and technical appendix for all indicators are available upon request at info@partnershipagainstcancer.ca. You will receive a response in two to three business days.
Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control documents
These related documents, which build from the 2006 version of the Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control, have guided the refreshing of the Strategy. Discover how this new 10-year plan considers input from healthcare workers, policy-makers, First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities, governments and organizations, and patients and caregivers, while also examining cost-effectiveness and sustainability.
Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control 2019-2029
Read the Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control to learn more about the 10-year action plan to improve equity in the cancer system and address the challenges and opportunities of the next decade— while ensuring a sustainable healthcare system for the future.
At-a-Glance
Download the overview of the Strategy’s priorities and recommended actions
Refreshing the Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control: Engagement Summary Report
Read a summary of input from more than 7,500 Canadians who contributed to the refresh of the Strategy.
link to Refreshing the Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control: Engagement Summary Report
First Nations, Inuit and Métis Cancer Care Priorities: A Document Review to Inform the Refresh of the Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control
Read our review of 48 Indigenous-specific cancer care documents and reports (2011-2018) that identify common challenges, priorities, and promising practices related to the cancer journey of First Nations, Inuit and Métis.
Refreshing the Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control: Discussion Paper
Read the discussion paper that supported the Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control refresh engagement and consultation process.
link to Refreshing the Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control: Discussion Paper
Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control (2006)
Download the original Strategy that has guided Canada’s progress on cancer care.