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Steve Blake, an ambassador for H.O.P.E. (Helping Others Persevere through Experience), shares his journey and speaks with Global News Morning Calgary about lung cancer awareness.

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in Canada; however, it doesn’t receive the same awareness or funding as other cancers. Lung cancer patient Tim Monds and oncologist Dr. Charles Butts joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton with more.

Hundreds of Calgarians raced through Inglewood, raising funds for the Alberta Cancer Foundation. With $37k already raised the goal is to hit $100,000.

The dangers of firefighting go beyond battling the blazes and crews often deal with unseen hazards which can expose them to cancer. How a gear exchange and cleaning program in Winnipeg, the only one of its kind in Canada, is helping reduce those risks.

Every three minutes, someone in Canada is diagnosed with cancer—but research is making incredible strides. Dr. Stuart Edmonds from the Canadian Cancer Society joins us to discuss groundbreaking research, from genetic insights to AI-driven discoveries, offering new hope and precious time for those impacted. Plus, how Canadians can support these life-changing advancements this holiday season...

Nora Yeates, CEO of the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan, joined our Moises Canales-Lavigne to talk about a new campaign to expand breast cancer screening across the province.

Dr. Dana Male joins Global News Morning to talk about a newly launched learning module for anyone who has received a cancer diagnosis, or who may be supporting someone with a diagnosis.

Jakob Pelletier is a hockey player with plenty of high-end potential, but a string of injuries has derailed the former first-round pick from earning a full-time NHL roster spot. As Moses Woldu reports, the Calgary Flames prospect has also been dealing with something much more personal off the ice.

James Van Der Beek has revealed he has colorectal cancer. The 47-year-old, best known for his role in “Dawson’s Creek,” told People magazine he’s making his private battle public. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Nov. 4, 2024.

After a 5-7-1 start, the Regina Pats are looking to kickstart their 2024-25 season with a win tonight over the Medicine Hat Tigers at the Brandt Centre. The fixture is also the team’s Cancer Awareness Game, and with more, Pats play-by-play announcer Dante De Caria joined our Moises Canales-Lavigne.

David Glabais contributions to music and community are immeasurable. On November 15, he will be behind a benefit concert for the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation. Susan Hay has the story.

Kaytlyn Poberznick has the story of a Brockville woman who overcame the odds to beat breast cancer.

The new Arthur Child Comprehensive has been given another major donation. The Owerko family has donated $30 million to the facility, bringing the fundraising campaign to a total of $298 million.

University of New Brunswick students proved that witches, superheroes and even gorillas can play a role in cancer research. The costumed event marked the first run for the university’s Terry Fox Society. Anna Mandin reports.

In the midst of breast cancer awareness month, the Quebec Breast Cancer Foundation is holding a special event on Thursday October 24th, featuring a conversation about a side of breast cancer that is not often spoken about. To share his experience with breast cancer, survivor and father to legendary artist Beyonce, Matthew Knowles, joins Global...

A new oral drug has been approved by Health Canada to treat certain types of brain cancer. As health reporter Katherine Ward explains, doctors say it’s game changer which could ultimately give patients more time.

A Vernon woman is making her way to Vancouver for a new treatment in her cancer journey. Her community is rallying behind her as she prepares to be away from home for weeks. Klaudia Van Emmerik has more.

Taylor Swift fans, or “Swifties,” come in all shapes and sizes. But few have battled against such odds, at such a young age, as three-year-old Chiara Langton. Global’s Felicia Parrillo was there the moment the little girl found out she’s about to see daylight after dark times.

A new investment from the Canadian Cancer Society is sponsoring projects aimed at enhancing cancer data collection. One of those projects is led by the IWK Health Centre, and looks at improving care for children with cancer. Jake Webb reports.

New research shows an alarming number of people are showing up in emergency rooms just months before being diagnosed with cancer. Doctors say it underscores the needs for better access to primary care and screening. Health reporter Katherine Ward has more.