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The holidays can be tough for families with children battling cancer, facing treatments and hospital stays. With that in mind, the Kids with Cancer Society is launching its annual Share the Joy campaign to provide support, ensuring families can enjoy the magic of Christmas.

The Manitoba Moose are holding their annual Hockey Fights Cancer game tomorrow.

We often think of registries as something for people having a baby or getting married. Now, a Canadian woman has launched a new registry for those who need help while going through cancer treatments. As Quinn Ohler reports, ApotheCare takes the stress off of patients to come up with ways for people to help.

Aaron Miller is one of the folks flexing in the Edmonton Firefighters Burn Treatment Society calendar, but he wasn’t always so buff and healthy. As Quinn Ohler explains, Miller credits the fire department’s yearly physical exam and screening for catching his asymptomatic colon cancer.

The Manitoba Moose are hosting their annual Hockey Fights Cancer Game. Find out how they help raise funds for ” Camp Quality”, a camp helping kids living with cancer.

A 13-year-old Edmonton boy battling cancer is getting the chance to live out his dream. He’s a devoted hockey fan and a passionate card collector. On Saturday he took charge of a local hobby shop for a day. Jaclyn Kucey shares his story.

The Canadian Cancer Society’s holiday campaign is well underway and is the most impactful way to help people affected by cancer. Here on TMS, we’ve been sharing stories of those going through their own cancer experience, because everyone’s journey is a unique one. Paula Pestrin joins us from Thunder Bay, along with her friend and...

The Canadian Cancer Society has compiled its annual statistics report, which forecasts more than 250,000 Canadians will be diagnosed with cancer in 2025. Dr. Jennifer Gillis joins Global Calgary Morning to discuss the findings.

A team of neurosurgeon-scientists in Kingston have developed a new tool to advance brain cancer research. It’s a first of its kind 3D printed biopsy tool and it will allow research teams to more accurately study an aggressive type of brain tumor.

The Alberta Cancer Foundation unveiled its Time Store at the Chinook Centre on Giving Tuesday. The store is aimed at helping patients and their families going through cancer treatment get more time, with donations going towards life-saving research and treatment.

A Gravenhurst man returned this week from a journey around the world on his bicycle. As Megan King reports, he took on this very personal challenge to raise funds for cancer research while also looking to set a world record.

The number of prostate cancer cases diagnosed at stage four is on the rise compared to a decade ago, according to a new study published in the Journal of Current Oncology. Authors of the study found this may be linked to official recommendations against using the prostate-specific-antigen test. Katherine Ward has this story and more...

WATCH: News of quarterback Anton Amundrud being diagnosed with lymphoma has rocked the University of Saskatchewan Huskies, as they prepare to play for their teammate in the 2025 Mitchell Bowl.

Our next guest is not only a friend of the Morning Show, she is also a face many of you will be familiar with. For years, you saw Sangita Patel as one of the co-hosts of Entertainment Tonight Canada. Three years ago, Sangita was diagnosed with cancer, and she’s here this morning to share her...

James Van Der Beek is raising money to help cover the costs of his ongoing cancer battle by auctioning off “Dawson’s Creek” memorabilia. Also, a new trailer for ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ has dropped and has sent the internet into a frenzy. And, in addition to having a powerful voice, Adele will soon make...

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the country. Last year alone more than 20,000 Canadians died of lung cancer. But over the weekend, the Canadian Cancer Society unveiled a new plan to drastically reduce that number over the next 10 years. Tim Monds, a patient and advocate, and Dr. Quincy Chu,...

Canadian TV star and fashion editor Jeanne Beker joins us in the studio to talk about the importance of cancer awareness. Everyone’s experience is different, and Jeanne shares why going public with her own experience was a blessing in disguise.

An Edmonton mom said the Stollery Children’s Hospital urgently needs its own standalone building after a shortage of beds meant her son Ben, a high-risk cancer relapse patient, was one of several kids turned away from their scheduled chemotherapy treatment this week. Sarah Komadina reports.

Dr. Ashley Davidson of Nova Scotia Health is leading Canada’s first site in the global Adjuvant WIDER clinical trial — a study testing a promising new way to reduce breast cancer recurrence. We find out more on Global News Morning.