CCSN engages all candidates in provincial and federal elections to address patient concerns around health and particularly cancer issues and solutions.
Act
- Are You a Breast Cancer Patient or Survivor Living in Ontario? If so, We Would Like to Hear From You!
- Campaigns for Better Healthcare
- Cancer Can’t Wait
- CCSN Patient Input Surveys
- Firefighting and Cancer
- How Much Do you Know About Biosimilar Medications?
- Job Opportunities
- Sleep Study in Prostate Cancer Patients
- The BEST CANCER OUTCOMES start with STRONG ACTION PLANS
- What Cancer Patients Should Know About COVID-19
- Cancer Can’t Wait: Covid-19 Disruption of Cancer Care
- CCSN Surveys on COVID-19 and Cancer
- Letter to Minister Churchill
- Letter to Minister Dubé
- Pan-Canadian Virtual Action Weeks – Third COVID & Cancer Survey: List of meetings
- Virtual care can complement, but not replace in-person care
- Cancer Can’t Wait Advocacy Awareness Campaign
- Open Letter to Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott
- Open Letter to Alberta Health Minister Jason Copping
- Open Letter To Nova Scotia Health Minister Michelle Thompson & Response
- Open Letter to New Brunswick Health Minister Dorothy Shephard & Response
- CancerCantWait – CCSN Virtual Advocacy Week Ontario
- CancerCantWait – Top Headlines
- Open Letter to Saskatchewan Health Minister Paul Merriman and Response
- Open Letter to Prince Edward Island Health Minister Ernie Hudson & Responses
- Open Letter to Newfoundland and Labrador Health Minister John Haggie & Response
- Open Letter to Manitoba Health Minister Audrey Gordon & Response
- Open Letter to British Columbia Health Minister Adrian Dix
- Legislative Receptions in Ontario
- Precision Medicines & Diagnostic Testing
- Right2Survive
- Protect Our Access
- New Normal Same Cancer
- A Seat at the Table
- Cancer specific patient & family Advisory Councils
- Alberta Health Services: Provincial Advisory Council on Cancer
- Kingston Area, Cancer Care Southeast: Regional Patient and Family Advisory Council
- Greater Toronto Area
- Cancer Care Nova Scotia: Cancer Patient Family Network
- Ottawa Area, Champlain Regional Cancer Program: Patient and Family Advisory Council
- Lung Cancer Canada
- Saskatchewan Cancer Agency, Patient and Family Advisory Council
- National: Lymphoma Canada, Patient and Family Advisory Committee
- Research Peer Review Committees
- The Science of Cancer Patient Training Program
- Alberta
- British Columbia
- Manitoba
- New Brunswick
- Newfoundland and Labrador
- Nova Scotia
- Ontario
- Prince Edward Island
- Quebec
- Cancer specific patient & family Advisory Councils
- Were Fewer Cancer Drugs Approved in 2019?
- All-Party Cancer Caucuses
- Alberta All-party Cancer Caucus – May 8th, 2018
- Alberta All-party Cancer Caucus – October 29, 2019
- Ontario All-Party Cancer Caucus – December 5, 2019
- Ontario All-party Cancer Caucus – March 21, 2018
- Ontario All-party Cancer Caucus – May 30th, 2019
- Ontario All-Party Cancer Caucus – November 22, 2017
- Ontario All-party Cancer Caucus – November 29, 2018
- CCSN Election Campaigns
- 2012 Election Campaigns
- 2013 Election Campaigns
- 2014 Election Campaigns
- 2015 Election Campaigns
- Newfoundland & Labrador 2015 Election Campaign
- 2015 Federal Election Campaign
- Official Party Response
- Scott Stewart, Steveston-Richmond East (BC)
- Sheri Benson, Saskatoon West (SK)
- Glenn Wright, Carlton Trail-Eagle Creek (SK)
- Syeda Riaz, Don Valley West (ON)
- Ethan Rabidoux, Perth-Wellington (ON)
- Stephanie Brown, Ajax (ON)
- Natalie Rizzo, King-Vaughan (ON)
- Bardish Chagger, Waterloo (ON)
- Sheila Malcolmson, Nanaimo-Ladysmith (BC)
- Richard Banigan, Simcoe North (ON)
- Alberta 2015 Election Campaign
- Prince Edward Island 2015 Election Campaign
- 2016 Election Campaigns
- 2017 Election Campaigns
- 2018 Election Campaigns
- 2019 Election Campaigns
- 2020 Election Campaigns
- 2021 Election Campaigns
- 2022 Election Campaigns
- 2023 Election Campaigns
- 2024 Election Campaigns
- 2025 Federal Election Campaign
- Ontario 2025 Election Campaign
- CCSN Webinar Series
- Participate
- Drug Pricing Policy in Canada
- Healthcare Professional Involvement
- Impacting Change
- Pharmacare
- Surveys, Research Studies & Drug Reviews
- University of Toronto Testicular Cancer Survivors Study
- Exploring the relationship between physical activity and quality of life in adolescent and young adult cancer survivors
- Healthy lifestyles after cancer
- Increasing opportunities for clinician input and feedback in the CADTH-pCODR process
- Fertility decision-making after a breast cancer diagnosis
- Patterns of health behaviours of survivors of multiple cancers
- The journey for survivors of childhood brain tumours
- High dose Vitamin D supplementation in Stage 4 colorectal cancer patients
- Research study: Are you a female between the ages of 30-60 with a BRCA gene mutation?
- Medical crowdfunding research proposal
- Ontario Health Coalitions
