Uniting patient-oriented cancer groups from across
Canada to ensure one unified voice on patient issues.
Many Faces...
One Voice.
Leveraging relationships to mobilize multi-jurisdictional stakeholders to action.
Many Faces...
One Voice.
Informed dialogue leading to concrete action for all Canadians.
Many Faces...
One Voice.
Embedding an informed patient and caregiver perspective across the cancer control continuum.
Many Faces...
One Voice.
Moving from dialogue to practice.
Many Faces...
One Voice.
Working collaboratively in support of Canadian patient advocacy groups.
Patient Stories
Real life experiences…real life issues(8/20/2014)-Real life experiences…real life issues (Submitted Anonymously) In our lifetime, many of us will act as a caregiver or patient advocate for a loved one. It […]
It’s Not Forever, It’s Just For Now.(2/5/2020)-By Tracy Tarnowski I was going to get the results today. The waiting would be over. It was August 2, 2006. My husband, Mike, and I […]
Kidney cancer, an unannounced visitor(10/15/2012)-By Benoit Bisson In life, there are moments that had a profound impact on me, such as the birth of my children, birthdays of loved ones, […]
My Journey With Prostate Cancer(8/21/2012)-by Tom Gentles My family doctor had been checking my PSA during annual visits. In June of 1997 he told me what PSA meant, and that […]
Nicolas’ Story(3/1/2021)-Nicolas was a young boy who lived his life with gusto, bravery and a full ability to express his eccentric sides. Nicolas never took no for […]
The Moments That Define Our Future(2/6/2020)-by Femma Norton My first brush with cancer patient advocacy was 42 years ago, long before the advent of computer and internet literacy with its wealth […]
From a patient’s perspective: Tanny Nadon(11/17/2011)-I could be seen as unlucky: I am a former cancer patient, suffer two other chronic diseases and am getting older. However, I live in a […]
“Cancer Was Just an Obstacle”(9/27/2011)-by Perry Monaco My entire world changed on August 9th, 2009. My first and only child, Grace Stephanie, was born to my wife, Christy and me […]
Enjoying Life With a Grateful Heart(8/11/2020)-After 20 years since my last diagnosis, it came as a surprise to hear the surgeon say, “I’m going to be blunt. Your biopsy is positive […]