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CIBC’s Run for the Cure kicks off this Sunday

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Canada, and it brings thousands of Canadians...
Science & Health

Elizabeth Hurley promotes #BCAStrength campaign in Toronto

Actress Elizabeth Hurley attended a private breakfast at the Hudson's Bay Company on Queen Street West in Toronto early Monday morning. She stopped by the company's flagship store to thank employees of Estee Lauder and Clinique for their work in raising funds for breast cancer research.
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Community

‘I’m running for my future’

Decked out in pink from head-to-toe, thousands of supporters hit Toronto’s streets for the...
News

Quick breast cancer diagnosis now available at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Canada’s largest breast cancer centre opened at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Thursday. The Louise Temerty Breast Cancer Centre is located on the sixth floor of M-Wing at the Toronto hospital's Bayview Avenue location. The 28,000 square foot facility offers patients specialty clinics and unique programs with the latest technology and imaging. With technologies such as the Marion C. Soloway Breast Rapid Diagnostic Unit, patients can receive rapid assessment and next-day diagnosis.
News

Provincial promise for more breast cancer screening not enough, oncologist says

Women who are in their 40s are being overlooked by the Ontario government, says one oncologist.
Football

Argos’ Robertson runs for breast cancer cure

Toronto Argonaut Taylor Robertson, along with some of his teammates, participated in the Run for the Cure, raising awareness and funds for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.

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Young Canadians have a different view now of driving, instructor says

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Canadian Premiere League

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Business

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