Feature Stories
Learn about new initiatives underway to overcome ovarian cancer, and meet people who are committed to making a difference.
Thank you to everyone who gave the gift of awareness over the holiday season.
In conjunction with the Health Charities Coalition of Canada, Ovarian Cancer Canada is at the table for discussions with political leaders and policymakers.
The Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope takes place across Canada annually on the first Sunday after Labour Day. Now in its 14th year, it encompasses an important tradition for thousands of women and families who have been touched by the disease. Back in its earliest days, the Walk sprung from the vision of one woman.
It’s National Volunteer Week and, across the country, Ovarian Cancer Canada is saying thank you. Our team is privileged to work with volunteers who commit their time and efforts toward overcoming ovarian cancer.
Unbreakable bonds are being celebrated around the globe this week for World Ovarian Cancer Day and Mother’s Day.
Throughout Canada, people are supporting Ovarian Cancer Canada as they engage communities in honouring their personal journeys and the women they love.
Find out how media coverage of a previous LOVE HER led 25-year-old Bailey Urquhart to be the featured speaker at Toronto’s 2014 event – and how she brought an audience of more than 400 people to their feet!
April 6 to 12 is National Volunteer Week – our time to celebrate, recognize and thank all Ovarian Cancer Canada volunteers. Their talent, time and devotion to overcoming ovarian cancer are what make us successful.
The Canadian premiere of the play I Got Sick Then I Got Better will be the star attraction of a series of events in Halifax to wind up Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in an entertaining and memorable way.
Although Doug Kirkaldy knows his bequest will trigger significant tax advantages for his estate, he followed his heart when he willed a gift to Ovarian Cancer Canada