Bright mind.
Dr. Omar Khan uses data and analytics to inform and improve cancer care.
Helping women reclaim their bodies.
The Nipple Sisters, Carmelina Baccari and Kacie Rainey, help breast cancer survivors regain their body confidence through areola restoration.
Leading the way.
Alberta is home to world-leading research and advancements in cancer care thanks to the incredible work of our innovative research community.
Best and brightest.
From a lab bench to a brachytherapy suite to a board room, cancer care in Alberta is a team effort with a diverse cadre of expert players.
The drive for progress is personal.
How lived experiences with cancer inspire change through philanthropy.
Meet Charlene Broughton.
In this series, we capture the bravery, strength, honesty, hope and resilience of Albertans living with cancer.
Collaborative research for a healthier tomorrow.
Alberta’s Tomorrow Project collects information and insight to help prevent cancer, diagnose cases earlier and improve quality of life.
Changing the narrative.
Through the support of grants and donors, Dr. Michael Monument rewrites Calgary’s role in identifying new therapies to treat sarcoma.
A legacy donation supports community care.
Bruce and Edna Moffat gave the gift of improved care closer to home through a generous $2.9 million donation to support their Lethbridge community.
Raising money and awareness for cancer care.
AGAT Foundation is built upon meaningfully supporting its communities.
