As an avid volunteer, Elizabeth Laugharne, has been working with BC Cancer - Victoria for years
The machine uses artificial intelligence and makes the planning process exponentially faster
Estimated 37,000 British Columbians will be diagnosed with disease annually by 2030
Reporter Jessica Peters writes how one tweet helped share happiness around the world
More than 1,100 cyclists rode through Eastern Fraser Valley to raise money for BC Cancer Foundation
September’s Finlayson Arm endurance race has dual meaning for David Mackenzie-Kong
St. Patrick’s elementary abuzz as 12-year-old loses a foot of hair
Ami Salmen’s tattoos helped her throughout her breast cancer journey. She’s now in the running to be on the cover of Inked Magazine
Riley was just a six-week-old infant when her mom, Sue, was told…
Sarah Penner and her unborn baby both died of cancer; Team Sarah formed in her memory
Michael Yarr lost his brother and son to cancer before battling it himself
Residents asked to support monthly donor program, but warned canvassers do not take cash
Register today for the RBC Race for the Kids: Home Edition
One in eight Canadian women develop breast cancer in their lifetime.
There would be no need for lengthy sample processing in a lab, saving both time and money
Through the Rix Family Foundation, Laurie Rix, donated $5 M to BC Cancer
Clinics are expected to be operational by 2022
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