Canadian Liver Foundation’s Stroll for Liver goes virtual on Sunday, Aug. 30 to raise awareness and funds for liver disease research.

An estimated one-quarter of Canadians over the age of 20 have a condition called nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, or NAFLD.

"This is much bigger than me. There are thousands of people across Canada that are waiting for organs and many of them won't get them."

Two women who were only casual co-workers have forged a one-of-a-kind friendship. One will be a living donor; the other will receive a life-saving gift.

The Canadian Liver Foundation encourages residents to stroll throughout Manitoba communities to raise funds and awareness for liver disease.

Adam Sweeney of Lindsay underwent a successful living donor liver transplant on Monday night.

Aimee Whitbread's husband, Eric, can't receive a liver transplant without going to rehab first.

Delilah Saunders has been discharged from Toronto General Hospital's transplant unit and is returning to Newfoundland to recover.

They say Delilah Saunders was sent to a Toronto hospital in critical condition after having been denied a spot on a transplant waiting list because she hadn't remained sober for the previous six months.

Lindsay, Ont., resident Adam Sweeney is in desperate need of a new liver. The search for a donor continues.