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ALS Canada We work with the ALS community to improve the lives of people affected by ALS through support, advocacy and investment in research for a world free of ALS

06/01/2026

As we kick off the start of , we would like to thank Premier FordNation for his support of the ALS community and for the Ontario government’s pivotal investment in the Ontario Provincial ALS Program. We look forward to continuing to work together on policies that create lasting change and improve the lives of people affected by ALS today, and in the future. This month, join us in raising awareness of ALS and the urgent need for access to treatments, research, and support for the 4,000 Canadians living with ALS.

06/01/2026

June is in Canada. Amplifying the reality of nearly 4,000 Canadians living with the disease and their families to create more public awareness is front and center this month. 💜

United, we move forward toward with the support of the community, the tireless work of researchers and clinicians, and collective advocacy.

🔗 To read more about how ALS Canada is recognizing ALS Awareness Month and how you can get involved, visit https://bit.ly/3RGyyuP.

is coming to a close – but your chance to make a lasting impact isn’t. There’s still time to become an ALS Canada Life...
05/30/2026

is coming to a close – but your chance to make a lasting impact isn’t. There’s still time to become an ALS Canada Lifetime Legacy Leader and be part of ongoing change.

ALS Canada is here to support you in your legacy giving choices – now and into the future. Invest in by leaving a gift in your will to ALS Canada. To learn more, visit https://bit.ly/3P8iTn2.

ALS Canada and the Toronto Blue Jays 🤝 Raising awareness for Lou Gehrig Day is June 2 – but that won't be your only da...
05/29/2026

ALS Canada and the Toronto Blue Jays 🤝 Raising awareness for

Lou Gehrig Day is June 2 – but that won't be your only day this year to see Major League Baseball and the ALS community unite!

On June 9, help us turn the Rogers Centre purple at the Toronto Blue Jays home game against the Philadelphia Phillies – as the baseball and ALS communities come together to support Canadians affected by ALS. United for a cure, we are stronger together. Our collective efforts bring us closer to .

Get your tickets to watch the game live or tune in on June 9 at 7:07 pm ET.

05/29/2026

Haven’t made your donation to the ALS Canada yet? 
This is your sign. 💜 

For the next 72 hours, every online donation will be TRIPLE matched – up to $40,000! That means your gift will have 3X the impact on research, advocacy, and support for Canadians living with ALS. 

🔗 Triple your impact today, visit https://bit.ly/3PHdTGn. 

*This generous match opportunity was made possible by two anonymous donors.

What does it take to move ALS research and care forward? Our new blog takes you inside ALS Advance: National Meetings 20...
05/28/2026

What does it take to move ALS research and care forward?

Our new blog takes you inside ALS Advance: National Meetings 2026, a national gathering that brought together researchers, clinicians, and the ALS community to challenge ideas, share perspectives, and rethink how we work together.

From supporting early-career researchers to improving care and opening up honest conversations about clinical trials, this is about building a stronger, more connected ALS ecosystem.

🔗Read more now: https://bit.ly/4dO635C.

“You don’t need a giant production team to make a massive difference – you just need passion and a willingness to bring ...
05/27/2026

“You don’t need a giant production team to make a massive difference – you just need passion and a willingness to bring people together.” 💜

Irene Gregory Wilkinson is using her voice to drive impact – organizing sold-out concerts that have raised nearly $9,000 for ALS Canada while inspiring others to turn their talents into meaningful community action.

🔗 To read her full story, visit https://bit.ly/4fK9Rr7.

Make your weekend rides count for something bigger. 💜🚴‍♂️ Registration for the ALS Canada is now open! Choose from thr...
05/26/2026

Make your weekend rides count for something bigger. 💜🚴‍♂️

Registration for the ALS Canada is now open! Choose from three scenic routes — 25km (new!), 40km, and 90km — in the beautiful Niagara region as we ride together on Sunday, October 4 for . Every registration, every dollar raised, and every kilometre pedaled supports Canadians living with ALS.

🔗 Register today and gear up for change with ALS Canada, visit https://bit.ly/3Pr5yGK.

Staying informed matters. It can be hard to make sense of ALS clinical trial press releases, which are often written for...
05/25/2026

Staying informed matters.
It can be hard to make sense of ALS clinical trial press releases, which are often written for investors and may reflect early or incomplete findings. Taking time to understand them in context is important.
Our Clinical Research & Trials Update breaks down the latest ALS trial news, upcoming studies, and key clinical publications to help you better understand what it all means.
🩺 Dive in now: https://bit.ly/3RprjY5.

💬 Have questions? Join our Research & Clinical Trials 101 Q&A Drop-In, found under our webinars page.

“Physiotherapy plays an important role by helping maintain mobility, flexibility, and functional independence for as lon...
05/22/2026

“Physiotherapy plays an important role by helping maintain mobility, flexibility, and functional independence for as long as possible. Working with people living with ALS is a deeply rewarding part of my job. We see clients every three months at the Stan Cassidy Centre for Rehabilitation, and build strong relationships with them and their families, encouraging them through every stage of their journey. Our interdisciplinary team works closely together to maintain a client-centred approach, which challenges us creatively to focus on meaningful goals for the client and their families.”

May is National Physiotherapy Month. Physiotherapists (PTs), like Meghan, play an integral role in supporting the independence and quality of life of people living with ALS. 💜 Thank you to the incredible PTs supporting Canadians living with ALS.

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