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Key findings from the 2025 Canadian Cancer Statistics Report

Key findings from the 2025 Canadian Cancer Statistics Report

42% of Canadians will be diagnosed with cancer, study estimates show

42% of Canadians will be diagnosed with cancer, study estimates show

Canadian Cancer Statistics 2016

Canadian Cancer Statistics 2016

Cancer remains leading cause of death in Canada: study

Cancer remains leading cause of death in Canada: study

Cancer remains leading cause of death in Canada as Quebec shows higher rates

Cancer remains leading cause of death in Canada as Quebec shows higher rates

New report suggests Cervical Cancer rates no longer declining in Canada

New report suggests Cervical Cancer rates no longer declining in Canada

Cancer death rates in Canada declining but these types are expected to rise

Cancer death rates in Canada declining but these types are expected to rise

Cancer Statistics

Canada’s cancer rates remain steady despite prevention tools

New report highlights cancer trends in Canada

Early screening might’ve changed everything for this Quebec cancer survivor

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Finding a clinical trial shouldn't be left to chance. Cancer Trials Canada makes it easy to find clinical trials in your province. | Canadian Cancer Society

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It’s a challenge for a reason! Increase your daily step count for everyone you know affected by cancer. It won’t be easy, but it’ll be worth it to raise vital funds for life-saving cancer research. | Canadian Cancer Society

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Meet Dr Darren Brenner 👋 One of the co-chairs of the Canadian Cancer Statistics Advisory Committee. Watch as Dr Brenner explains the Canadian Cancer Statistics data dashboard and how you can dive deeper into understanding cancer data in Canada. The 2025 Canadian Cancer Statistics report is now available! 📊 Read the report at cancer.ca/statistics 🖱️ Visit the interactive dashboard at: www.cancerstats.ca | Canadian Cancer Society

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Tremendous progress has been made, yet breast cancer remains the most commonly diagnosed cancer among Canadian women. Your support is critical. Donate today in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. | Canadian Cancer Society

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Cancer can be difficult to understand, and coping can be stressful – which is why we’re dedicated to providing accurate, helpful information to Canadians across the country. 💛 Our information specialists are available by phone, email and live chat to answer questions about more than 100 types of cancer, as well as give you information about prevention, treatment and side effects, coping with cancer, emotional support services and more. When you call our national, toll-free Cancer Information He

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Donate and support our Daffodil Campaign to help more Canadians with cancer live their lives fully – with love, joy and hope. | Canadian Cancer Society

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Time off work, travel to appointments, meds and more cost the average cancer patient nearly $33,000 in their lifetime. | Canadian Cancer Society

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🎉 It’s here! 🎉 We’re proud to share the Canadian Cancer Society’s 2024/25 Impact Report, a celebration of the progress we made together to save and improve the lives of people affected by cancer. Together, we are helping the 2 in 5 people in Canada who will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. In 2024/25, an incredible 563,000 donors, 22,000 volunteers and 141,000 event participants and organizations helped us to invest $124.2 million in our mission. Read the full impact report here: ht

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Continue to make an impact on Canadians facing breast cancer by funding life-saving discoveries and compassionate support programs. Your gift can help save and change lives. Donate today. | Canadian Cancer Society

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Jog more. Jog regularly. Jog 30 km in September. Help support life-saving cancer research. Sign up, join the challenge on Strava and get ready to feel fitter by September 30! | Canadian Cancer Society

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Colon, breast, and cervical cancers don't discriminate. Cancer screening saves LGBTQ lives. Visit cancer.ca/getscreened for more information. Video created in partnership with the Ontario Breast Screening Program (OBSP) and Breast Screening and Assessment Service (BSAS). | Canadian Cancer Society

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Join this February ski adventure to support life-saving cancer research. Winter landscapes, quiet trails, headspace, connection with nature … and each other. Sign up today and join the Strava Club for extra kudos on each kilometre completed! | Canadian Cancer Society

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Have you ever wondered how cancer spreads? ⬇️ Cancer starts when a cell changes, or mutates, and then multiplies to form a tumour. As the tumour grows, it can push on normal tissue around it and spread. Cancer cells can also break down normal cells and grow into other tissue. Once the tumour grows into nearby tissue, cancer cells can move into the blood or lymphatic system. From there they can travel to other areas of the body, such as lymph nodes, the bones, the brain, the liver or the lungs. L

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Every breakthrough in cancer research means more moments for families to share. 💛 As the largest national charitable funder of cancer research, we power researchers like Dr April Khademi to transform the future of cancer forever, giving families the greatest gift: time together. Donate today to fund life-saving research this holiday season: bit.ly/3ZuZldJ | Canadian Cancer Society

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Colon, breast, and cervical cancers don't discriminate. Cancer screening saves LGBTQ lives. Visit cancer.ca/getscreened for more information. Video created in partnership with the Ontario Breast Screening Program (OBSP) and Breast Screening and Assessment Service (BSAS). | Canadian Cancer Society

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The people we love are always in our hearts. Honour their memory and give those facing cancer hope for the future. Give in memory of a loved one today. | Canadian Cancer Society

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Cancer is an issue that affects us all. Nearly half of people in Canada are expected to be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. Harjeet and Cassidy are just 2 of them. But they know that profound progress is possible when we act together. Because to take on something as big as cancer, it takes all of us. 💛 This April, help hope bloom for people affected by cancer by participating in Daffodil Month. Learn more about Daffodil Month and how to make a difference today: https://bit.ly/3DDeIoZ |

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Did you know that cancer costs the average patient in Canada nearly $33,000 in their lifetime? We asked 6 passionate cancer advocates how the disease has affected them and their finances. See what they had to say below. ⬇️ Canadian Cancer Statistics: A 2024 special report on the economic impact of cancer in Canada is now available. Don't miss this first of its kind report that provides a glimpse into the economic impact of cancer both on patients AND the healthcare system itself. Read the report

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