Feature Stories
Learn about new initiatives underway to overcome ovarian cancer, and meet people who are committed to making a difference.
Ovarian Cancer Canada and the Quebec-Clinical Research Organization in Cancer (Q-CROC) are teaming up to optimize the support available to women affected by ovarian cancer in Quebec.
Women living in Prince Edward Island (PEI) now have access to precision treatments for ovarian cancer, thanks to Ovarian Cancer Canada’s advocacy efforts.
In November, over 600 people came together virtually in both English and French sessions to learn from experts in the field and connect with Teal Sisters living with ovarian cancer.
Each year, the Peggy Truscott Award of Hope is presented to volunteers across the country who support the mission of Ovarian Cancer Canada. These volunteers rally communities far and wide, shine a light on this important women’s health issue and amplify the voices of those affected. We are excited to celebrate with you the 2022 recipients.
Ovarian Cancer Canada takes a multi-pronged approach to ensure that all types of the disease, even the rarest ones, are prioritized to ensure that everyone benefits from the best available science as quickly as possible.
As communities across Canada prepare to come together for the 20th annual Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope, the people we all walk for are at the forefront of this mission. Meet some of the women sharing their experiences to inspire hope this year.
In communities across the country, Teal Sisters and supporters took steps for a brighter future at the 2022 Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope. Together, the community raised $1.4 million to support vital research, programs and advocacy efforts. And there's still time to help us reach our collective goal of $1.5 million. Enjoy stories and pictures from the day, and learn how you can continue to make an impact.
Bianca Hayes is a woman on a mission to raise $1 million for ovarian cancer and set a Guinness World Record for the women’s fastest trans-Canada ride. After losing her sister to this disease in 2018, Bianca has been propelled by the desire to make meaningful change for all those affected.
Qingchuan Zhao’s research awarded the 2022 Anita Unruh Prize from Ovarian Cancer Canada
Ovarian Cancer Canada is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with the Quebec Cancer Foundation to ensure that all people living with at and at risk of ovarian cancer in Quebec receive the support and information they need to live fuller, better, longer lives.