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Alberta Cancer Foundation launches The Time Store campaign with pop-up at CF Chinook Centre

Alberta Cancer Foundation launches The Time Store campaign with pop-up at CF Chinook Centre

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At the heart of the World’s Longest Hockey Game is one shared goal: creating more time for Albertans facing cancer. For 11 days straight, players will be on the ice raising funds to support cancer research and care right here in our province. We spent some time at the rink with the @worldslongestgame cofounder and organizer Brent Saik, talking about why this game exists and what keeps it going year after year. This event is a true team effort made possible by the players, volunteers, and the inc

At the heart of the World’s Longest Hockey Game is one shared goal: creating more time for Albertans facing cancer. For 11 days straight, players will be on the ice raising funds to support cancer research and care right here in our province. We spent some time at the rink with the @worldslongestgame cofounder and organizer Brent Saik, talking about why this game exists and what keeps it going year after year. This event is a true team effort made possible by the players, volunteers, and the inc

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Health Matters: New CAR T-cell cancer treatment program coming to Alberta

Health Matters: New CAR T-cell cancer treatment program coming to Alberta

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World Cancer Day highlights rising cost of care for Alberta patients

World Cancer Day highlights rising cost of care for Alberta patients

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Canadian Cancer Society

Canadian Cancer Society

Donate by Dec. 31 for a 2X match & give Albertans like Colin more time. | Alberta Cancer Foundation

Donate by Dec. 31 for a 2X match & give Albertans like Colin more time. | Alberta Cancer Foundation

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Bladder cancer outcomes have improved from advances in research and innovation. | Alberta Cancer Foundation

Bladder cancer outcomes have improved from advances in research and innovation. | Alberta Cancer Foundation

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State of the art cancer screening technology in rural Alberta

Lottery supporting Alberta cancer programs launched under new name

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Enbridge Tour Alberta for Cancer

Win Daily Cash is still on and it is heating up! You could take home up to $100,000, and with your name going back into every draw, you could win multiple times before the last deadline on Nov. 30! Plus, it starts at a new low ticket price of just $15 per ticket! Don’t miss your next chance! Lottery License #737386. Must be 18 . Play responsibly. | Alberta Cancer Lottery

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Alberta cancer patient calls for changes to income support program

Global NewsAdam Toy

Registration open for Enbridge Tour Alberta for Cancer ride

New initiative aims to help Alberta cancer patients, families get more time

Alberta Cancer Foundation Lottery back with a mega grand prize

Calgary Cancer Centre handed over to Alberta Health Services as construction completes

“Rolling Out” the new logo for the Alberta Cancer Foundation at the Cross Cancer Institute. #hisigns #banners #albertacancerfoundation #crosscancerinstitute #signage #installation #albertahealthservices | Hi Signs

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Support cancer patients when you buy a ticket to the Alberta Cancer Foundation Lottery

Calgary artist Drea Palmer shares her story of being a cancer survivor — how, almost 20 years ago, she dealt with a sobering diagnosis and the likelihood the disease would claim her fingers and then her life. See her art on Instagram at @dreapalmerart. | Alberta Health Services

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Alberta cancer survivor celebrates third lottery win in nine months

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The Alberta Cancer Exercise Program Keeping the body fit and strong during cancer treatment isn’t easy, but personalized movement can help. Through the Alberta Cancer Exercise (ACE) program, participants receive personalized exercise prescriptions that help them minimize symptoms such as fatigue and pain, and stay strong during treatment and recovery. This free, 12-week program through the Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine is changing lives and redefining what cancer support can look like. | Un

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When it opened 43 years ago today, the Tom Baker Cancer Centre (TBCC) was the premier destination for cancer care in Calgary and southern Alberta. Caring and compassionate like its namesake, Tom Baker, an advocate for cancer research and treatment, the facility was a state-of-the-art centre for prevention, research, and treatment programs. Since 1981, it has become internationally renowned, drawing medical professionals to the city for oncology research and treatment. That legacy, along with the

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RELEASE: Playoffs 50/50 underway supporting Alberta Fights Cancer

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The Alberta Cancer Exercise (ACE) study is a five-year project to evaluate the effectiveness of a community-based exercise program for cancer survivors. University of Alberta professor and ACE study principal investigator Margie McNeely joined Carole Anne Devaney to share more on how the program is helping Albertans recovering from cancer. | Global Edmonton

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We have partnered with Alberta Cancer Foundation to provide $15 million to launch CAR T-cell trials in Alberta. Offering this therapy in Alberta makes treatment more convenient for patients, and making CAR T-cells locally helps reduce costs and turnaround times. | Jason Kenney

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An innovative design for the new Calgary Cancer Centre will integrate patient and family-centred care, education and cancer research into a single state-of-the-art facility. The design is patient-focused, with a large central courtyard; rooms and research facilities with uninterrupted views of the Rocky Mountains and Calgary Skyline; and plenty of natural light. The centre will be a hub for cutting-edge research, and will provide a full range of cancer treatment services. PCL Construction has be

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Because of your support, Colin has more time.💜 You can make this a reality for more Albertans facing cancer. Until tomorrow at midnight, all donations are being TRIPLED by @basecampresorts and an anonymous donor. Give the gift of more time today. Link in bio to donate! | Alberta Cancer Foundation

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One year ago today, Alberta marked a milestone in cancer care. On October 28, 2024, the Arthur J.E. Child Comprehensive Cancer Centre in Calgary opened its doors, becoming the largest comprehensive cancer centre in Western Canada. Since then, more than 27,500 patients have received life-changing care there. This video takes us back to opening weekend, when inpatients from the Tom Baker Cancer Centre were transferred to Arthur Child. It captures the excitement and significance of a new space buil

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Alberta Cancer Foundation prepares for largest fundraiser in Calgary

Construction of the Calgary Cancer Centre is two months ahead of schedule. When it opens in 2023, the centre will offer comprehensive care, cancer research and education in a single state-of-the-art facility. It will also add 1,500 jobs to the Calgary economy over the next six years. Services at the new cancer centre will include outpatient cancer clinics, more than 100 patient exam rooms,160 inpatient unit beds, more than 100 chemotherapy chairs, clinical and operational support services, doubl

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