Host an event in support of Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada - Do it Your Way
This Friday, Oct. 13, the University of Windsor’s men’s and women’s soccer teams will face off against their University of Waterloo rivals. Though, as the University of Windsor’s Lancers have shown, rivals on the field make for community in real life.
I went into nursing because I like taking care of people. It gave me first-hand experience of how difficult life can be, especially when going through a difficult healthcare scenario if you don’t have the correct support in place.
His wife, Jessica, was a well-loved grade one teacher in Brampton’s Rowntree Montessori Schools. To this day, Blake admires and adores her selfless dedication to the community.
“When you’ve worked towards a certain goal your entire life, it is very difficult to have that all crumble down. […]
On Monday, October 24, 2022, Canada rallied together for the 5th Annual Brain Cancer Awareness Day, bringing hope to our […]
“When Melanie was first fighting, I remember feeling that the gift of health was something that I never wanted to […]
Happy International Women’s Day! Today, we want to celebrate the amazing women in the brain tumour community who have inspired […]
Debbie Slavik is a 50-year brain tumour survivor and is one of the very few from the time of her diagnosis in 1972, when she was only thirteen years of age.
You can live to 99 and still not accomplish everything on your list. “As parents, you have dreams and aspirations […]
“He was larger than life; in stature, personality, and his impact on others, and is deeply missed by his family, colleagues and friends,” Sarah Orsini lovingly remembers of her husband, Chris Moore.
There are few feelings greater than seeing a pediatric brain tumour patient overcome their diagnosis and pursue their life goals. […]
As the recipient of the Education Award for Young Brain Tumour Survivors, I offer my gratitude in being chosen to receive this award.
There are so many ways you can help make a difference in the lives of patients and families today.
Reach out for support, education and information and to learn about research.
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