PUSH FOR YOUR TUSH 2022 IS BACK IN 5 CITIES AND VIRTUALLY NATIONWIDE!

It’s that time again! We are delighted to announce that this year, Push For Your Tush 5k/10k Walk/Run will be LIVE & VIRTUAL at the same time! Join us at the live event nearest to you or virtually to raise funds and awareness of colorectal cancer, the nation's second-leading cancer killer. Virtual PFYT: Anytime|Anywhere till August 28 May 29: Montreal, QC June 5: London, ON June 11: Vancouver, BC June 18: Shelburne, NS June 26: Toron...

Kick Ass Golf Tournament 2022: Join us!

Cooped up inside? Missing the green? Wanting to make a difference? Then come join us for our 11th yearly Kick Ass Golf Tournament on July 21st! The annual tournament is a safe, outdoors, all-skills, all-ages event. Since 2011, participants have had a blast while raising funds for CCC's life-saving work in colorectal cancer research, awareness, education, and patient care. Get out of the bunker and come on out to the beautiful Angus Gle...

Young Survivors Week

June

During the first week of June, individuals with colorectal cancer under the age of 50 are honoured. We connect with patients, survivors, and caregivers through social media, asking them to change their profile pictures and submit their stories and photos to create a buzz around early age onset colorectal cancer....

Colorectal Cancer Community Conference

May 17^th and 18^th from 12-5pm EST

Register today! Come and join us in ENHANCING THE PATIENT VOICE! Thanks to the participation and feedback from last year’s conference, we will be hosting our 2nd annual Colorectal Cancer Community Conference on May 17th and 18th from 12-5pm EST Whether you are a patient, survivor, family member, caregiver and/or health professional, this conference is for you! With a virtual two half-day interactive format, this year’s conference will f...

Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

March

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, and this year our objective is to make Canadians aware that colorectal cancer is Preventable, Treatable, and Beatable, and, if caught in its early stages, it is 90% curable. Too often young adults are turned away by their family physicians because of their age. We want to highlight to them that colorectal cancer is not just an old person's disease. Young adults should know the signs and symptoms as ...