Canadian Cancer Society

• Canadian provinces pressed to curb smoking in tobacco negotiations

  Three national health organizations want Canada's premiers to push for initiatives to reduce smoking during settlement negotiations with major tobacco companies.

  Canada

  May 29
  
• Saskatoon morning news rewind: Monday, April 24

  Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Monday, April 24.

  Blogs

  Apr 24
  
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• Manitoba advocates want more vaping regulations following Quebec bans

  It may be illegal for teenagers to buy vapes, but a recent study suggests over a quarter of Canadian high school students have vaped in the past month.

  Health

  Apr 20
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• McMaster medical student, cancer survivor joins volunteers in Ottawa to share his experience

  A McMaster University student once diagnosed with stage four Hodgkin's lymphoma will be in his hometown this week to campaign for the cancer society.

  Health

  Apr 17
• In husband’s memory, N.S. woman calls for better sick-leave job protections

  Currently, Nova Scotians only get three unpaid sick days a year, after that, their employer can let them go. A Liberal bill would see those job protections extended to 26 weeks.

  Health

  Apr 6
• Colorectal cancer cases rising among younger adults in Canada and U.S.

  An increasing number of younger people are being diagnosed with colorectal cancer in Canada and the United States – even though overall cases and deaths have fallen.

  Health

  Mar 3
• AI and breast cancer: How a Canadian lab plans to use new tech to treat patients

  A lab out of Waterloo, Ont., is taking breast cancer research to new heights by working to help patients receive proper treatment with their new technology.

  Tech

  Feb 19
• Ontario man drags sled more than 200 km across province to raise money for cancer

  Halton Regional Police were celebrating Friday after one of their own civilian members completed a days-long journey across the province on foot to raise money for cancer research.

  Canada

  Feb 10
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• Cancer care in Manitoba improving but still more work to do: Experts

  Nearly 7,000 Manitobans are diagnosed with cancer every year and according to experts that number is expected to grow to 10,000 by 2030.

  Health

  Feb 4
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• World Cancer Day: Canadian patients still facing delays in care. What can be done?

  The Canadian Cancer Society (CSC) found that three years into the COVID-19 pandemic, access to cancer care remains inconsistent across the country.

  Canada

  Feb 4