Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada

Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada Every day 27 Canadians are diagnosed with a brain tumour.

Your donations support critical research into the cause of and cure for this disease, as well as important patient programs across the country - www.braintumour.ca

The sun is shining, the jackpot is growing and your ticket could make a difference.Our Summer 50-50 Ontario Raffle is yo...
08/14/2026

The sun is shining, the jackpot is growing and your ticket could make a difference.

Our Summer 50-50 Ontario Raffle is your chance to make the season count. Every ticket helps grow the prize: 50% goes to one lucky winner and 50% supports brain tumour research, programs, and advocacy.

This summer, your ticket could do more than win. It could help change lives.

Ontario residents can purchase tickets until October 1.

🎟️ Get your tickets now! https://ow.ly/nOxm50ZyxVQ

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with a non-malignant brain tumour, our non-malignant brain tumour handbook offe...
08/13/2026

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with a non-malignant brain tumour, our non-malignant brain tumour handbook offers clear, compassionate guidance every step of the way.

This resource includes practical information about diagnosis, treatment options and everyday living to help you feel informed and supported.

➡️ Order your FREE copy: https://ow.ly/crof50ZyxLl

From Walk participant to volunteer, Megan Toomey’s journey is a powerful example of how personal connection can inspire ...
08/12/2026

From Walk participant to volunteer, Megan Toomey’s journey is a powerful example of how personal connection can inspire meaningful action.

After participating in previous Brain Tumour Walks in memory of her father, Megan chose to give back this year by volunteering at the Edmonton Brain Tumour Walk. For her, it is a meaningful way to honour her father while supporting a cause that is close to her heart.

We’re incredibly grateful to Megan and to all of our volunteers who bring their time, compassion and dedication to our community. Your support helps make our events welcoming, supportive and meaningful for everyone.

Looking for a meaningful way to give back? Our upcoming volunteer session is happening this evening! Join us at 7:30 p.m...
08/11/2026

Looking for a meaningful way to give back? Our upcoming volunteer session is happening this evening!

Join us at 7:30 p.m. today and discover how you can support individuals and families affected by a brain tumour through our support groups and BrainWAVE pediatric program.

Whether you have lived experience, professional expertise or a passion for helping others, your time can make a lasting impact.

Register today! https://ow.ly/Z13w50Zyw3i

Sometimes, courage is quiet. It’s taking things one day at a time, asking for help, showing up for someone you love, or ...
08/10/2026

Sometimes, courage is quiet. It’s taking things one day at a time, asking for help, showing up for someone you love, or simply getting through a difficult day.

Today, we recognize the many forms courage can take within the brain tumour community and the strength found in even the smallest moments.

08/07/2026

I debated sharing this emotional moment. I started it off by sharing that I met Stacy Cornale in September 2022 and she shared with me her husband Mike’s diagnosis….

08/07/2026

Cancer is personal. Care should be too. đź’™

Behind every conversation about precision oncology is a person waiting for answers.

For Jennifer Lovrics and her family, those answers brought hope, more time, and access to treatment options that might not have otherwise been available.

In this powerful story from CCRAN’s The Future of Cancer Care Is Personal video, Jen shares her family’s journey after her husband, Connor, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer — a disease that continues to pose significant treatment challenges.

Through genomic testing, Connor’s care team was able to better understand the unique biology of his tumour, identify treatment opportunities, and open the door to a clinical trial and targeted therapies beyond standard care.

Connor’s story is a powerful reminder that equitable access to genomic testing can have a meaningful impact — not only on treatment decisions but also on the lives of patients and the families who stand beside them.

Originally featured at CCRAN’s 4th Annual Pan-Tumour Biomarkers Conference, this video highlights the voices of patients, caregivers, and advocates calling for equitable access to personalized cancer care across Canada.

Because every patient deserves the opportunity to receive the right care at the right time.

🔗 Watch Jen’s family's story and the full video on our YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/4wAb0ar

A big thank you to our Patient Group Partners for your time, care, and commitment that each of your organizations invested in CCRAN's The Future of Cancer Care Is Personal patient video campaign: Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada, Prostate Cancer Foundation Canada, AYA Can - Canadian Cancer Advocacy, Pancreatic Cancer North America.

Fatigue after a brain tumour diagnosis is more than just feeling tired. It can affect your energy, thinking, emotions an...
08/07/2026

Fatigue after a brain tumour diagnosis is more than just feeling tired. It can affect your energy, thinking, emotions and daily life, but there are ways to manage it.

Join us on Wednesday, August 19, from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. ET for "Brain tumours, fatigue and what you can do about it," presented by Dr. Scott Adams, Founder and CEO of Cancer Fatigue Services.
Learn what makes cancer-related fatigue different from everyday tiredness, what may be driving it and evidence-based approaches that can help.

Register now: https://ow.ly/XquJ50Zn8bR

This is what your generosity makes possible.Every donation helps move brain tumour research forward.Thanks to our donors...
08/06/2026

This is what your generosity makes possible.

Every donation helps move brain tumour research forward.

Thanks to our donors and supporters, Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada is now accepting applications for our 2026 Brain Tumour Research Grants, supporting innovative projects that have the potential to improve the lives of people affected by brain tumours.

From laboratory discoveries and clinical trials to patient-centred and quality-of-life research, your generosity is helping fuel the next breakthrough.

Thank you for making this possible.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/22ZE50ZxePW

08/05/2026

When Dr. Sharon McCutcheon was diagnosed with a meningioma, her life changed in an instant.

After years of caring for others as a family physician, Sharon suddenly found herself facing brain surgery, seizures and the emotional challenges of life after a brain tumour diagnosis.

Nearly 15 years later, she's sharing her story to help others feel less alone and to remind us that healing isn't just physical. Her journey is one of resilience and finding hope through life's unexpected challenges.

Read Sharon's inspiring story: https://ow.ly/Rnxy50ZwIhc

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