Why do you walk on Mother’s Day?
We recently asked a couple of the researchers at the Translational Breast Cancer Research Unit (TBCRU) at the London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC), "why do you walk on Mother's Day…
Dr. Alison Allan: “Time is the biggest challenge in breast cancer research”
Dr. Alison Allan’s research lab is on the 4th floor of the London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC). The lab is a realm of true science where Dr. Allan investigates the…
Announcing The 2017 Dress for the Cause Top Fundraiser
Westside Secondary School, is the top fundraiser for three consecutive years! The Breast Cancer Society of Canada (BCSC) is pleased to announce Westside Secondary School, in Orangeville, Ontario is the…
Kathy Steffan – What’s My Breast Cancer Story?
Throughout my professional career, I have been involved with many non-profilt organizations, both as a board member and as an auditor/advisor. I feel that this is my most significant board…
Introducing New Breast Cancer Research Trainee Scholarships in London
We are pleased to announce 13 new graduate student scholarships at Western University for the 2017-2018 academic year. These awards are supported by the Breast Cancer Society of Canada’s very…
Marc Guay – What’s my Breast Cancer Story?
Marc Guay sits on the Breast Cancer Society of Canada board of directors, we recently asked him what his cancer story is. This is the story he told us, this…
How I aim to live green
Because I am a woman, I am at risk for breast cancer. However, there are many “green” things I can do in my everyday life that will help reduce my…
We’re halfway there – Ontario and Nova Scotia
With a total of $15 million of research funded across Canada, we have made exceptional strides in learning more about breast cancer. PhD students and senior researchers are working each…
Hello from Kimberly Carson
Hello! Please allow me to introduce myself, I haven’t been here long, but with over 25 years in the nonprofit sector I have fluidly immersed myself in the Breast Cancer…
Executive Director Says “Goodbye”
I believe this is the most difficult blog that I have ever written; there are tears in my eyes and a smile on my face! As I head into retirement…