Guided by the Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control, we work with partners across the country to improve cancer outcomes and access to high-quality care for all people in Canada.
How we are improving cancer outcomes for all people in Canada
Taking action to eliminate cervical cancer
Learn about Canada’s Action Plan for the elimination of cervical cancer and progress being made across the country.
Implementing lung cancer screening programs
Access data provided by provincial and territorial screening programs to inform provincial and territorial decision-making for policy and practice.
Life after cancer: Transforming the post-treatment experience
Explore how we are supporting research, programs and partners across Canada to better meet the needs of people living with cancer.
The Partnership’s reconciliation journey: thoughts from the First Nations, Inuit and Métis Advisors
Three advisors share their thoughts on what their roles signify, what they think are health and cancer care priorities in their communities, the highlights of working with us, and our progress towards reconciliation.
Our impact since 2007
7,500+
paramedics across Canada have been trained to provide high quality at-home palliative care
98%
of cancer care settings in Canada now offer smoking cessation supports
500+
communities are benefiting from Partnership funded initiatives on Peoples-specific, self-determined cancer priorities.
10
Provinces are either in pilot phases, in implementation, or have province wide lung cancer screening programs in place.
330,000
Canadians are participating in Canada’s largest population health study to help researchers understand why people develop cancer and chronic diseases and how to prevent it.
25
paramedics across Canada have been trained to provide high quality at-home palliative care
Learn about how we’re helping people in Canada
Learn about how we’re helping people in Canada
Learn about Canada’s Action Plan for the elimination of cervical cancer and progress being made across the country.
Working together towards reconciliation and healing
Colonial practices and policies continue to impact the wellbeing of generations of First Nations, Inuit and Métis. As an ally, the Partnership champions self-determined, Peoples-specific solutions for sustainable system change across cancer care to the benefit of all First Nations, Inuit and Métis in Canada.
Supported by our advisors
We engage with experts from across the country to help guide our work. These meaningful relationships foster collaboration while deepening the involvement and perspectives of a cross-section of cancer and health system leaders.
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