Warriors of Hope North Bay

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Warriors of Hope North Bay If you are a breast cancer survivor living in the North Bay area we would love to have you join

10/05/2026

At this year’s CIBC Run for the Cure, teams were be recognized for their fundraising efforts across four award categories:
🏆 Corporate Spirit
🏆 School Team Challenge
🏆 Friends & Family
🏆 Women’s Team Challenge

⏰ Deadline to qualify: October 2 at 10:00 pm PT

CIBC Run for the Cure 🌸October 4, 2026
10/04/2026

CIBC Run for the Cure 🌸
October 4, 2026

10/01/2026
I received this email today regarding a book of 26 personal stories from individuals who have experienced breast cancer....
09/16/2026

I received this email today regarding a book of 26 personal stories from individuals who have experienced breast cancer. The proceeds support Dense Breasts Canada's work to improve breast screening across Canada. Read on for further info and link to order.
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Dear Dragon Boat Friends,
Close to the Chest has officially arrived!

This beautiful book features 26 powerful, personal stories from individuals who have experienced breast cancer. Through honest storytelling and stunning portraits, the contributors share their journeys with courage, hope, and resilience. Whether newly diagnosed, years beyond treatment, or supporting someone you love, readers will find comfort, understanding, and inspiration in these pages.

The book was the vision of Tanya Farnan, whose passion and dedication brought it to life, with extraordinary photography by Hilary Gauld of One for the Wall. Together with the storytellers and many volunteers, they have created something truly special.

Dense Breasts Canada is honoured to be the recipient of the book's net proceeds. Every purchase supports the organization's work to improve breast cancer screening through education, advocacy, and collaboration.

If you or someone you know has been affected by breast cancer, this book may be a meaningful source of comfort, connection, and hope. Please consider ordering a copy, and if you're able, please share the link via newsletter or social media with family, friends, and fellow survivors. Every purchase and every share helps expand the reach of these powerful stories and supports Dense Breasts Canada's work to improve breast screening across Canada.

The book is available in ebook format and paperback and can be purchased through Amazon using this link https://www.amazon.ca/Close-Chest-Stories-Breast-Courage/dp/106797590X
Thank you!

Jennie Dale, MBA
Founder & Executive Director
DenseBreastsCanada.ca

Dense breasts can decrease the effectiveness of mammography and increase your risk for breast cancer. Learn how you can minimize your risk.

Fabulous day in Welland Saturday August 15, 2026. Hope Floats Dragon Boat Festival
08/18/2026

Fabulous day in Welland Saturday August 15, 2026. Hope Floats Dragon Boat Festival

Kicking butt in Welland and having a great day. 2 races down 2 to to go. Details to follow. Follow the festival at www.a...
08/15/2026

Kicking butt in Welland and having a great day. 2 races down 2 to to go. Details to follow.
Follow the festival at www.alkame.ca

Support this important fundraiser if you can and please share his poster🥰
08/08/2026

Support this important fundraiser if you can and please share his poster🥰

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07/10/2026

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In Oslo, a bronze statue named "Cecilie" stands near the Norwegian Parliament, believed to be the world's first public statue of a woman living with incurable breast cancer. It was modeled on Cecilie Flatval, a mother of three who was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer at 42.

Most breast cancer campaigns center on survival and beating the disease, which can leave patients with an incurable diagnosis feeling invisible. Around 600 women in Norway die of metastatic breast cancer each year. Cecilie agreed to be the face of the statue to make that group seen, choosing to be shown exactly as she was, including the scar where her breast had been.

The sculpture was commissioned by the Norwegian Breast Cancer Society with the Association of Norwegian Sculptors, created by sculptor HĂĄkon Anton FagerĂĄs, and gifted by property developer Eiendomsspar. Cecilie lived to see it completed before she passed away in April 2023. It now stands permanently in Spikersuppa in central Oslo as a place for families to remember the people they have lost.

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PO Box 1495 STN Main
North Bay, ON
P1B8K6

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