CancerCare Manitoba (CCMB) is the provincially mandated cancer agency and is responsible for setting strategic priorities and long-term planning for cancer and blood disorders. CCMB provides clinical services to both children and adults.
Monday, February 4, 2019. McNally Robinson, 7PM in the Atrium.Come and listen to a panel of CancerCare Manitoba’s experts talk about “what’s new in the field” on World Cancer Day. This is a free public lecture, with an opportunity to participate in a Q&A session. read more...
We are proud to present CancerCare Manitoba's 2017-2018 Annual Progress Report. Take a look: Improving Outcomes for Manitobans with Cancer or read more...
We are excited to announce the availability of this great patient video – Getting Ready For Chemotherapy.
Take a look! or read more...
CancerCare Manito
ba provides a variety of support groups and services to assist patients and their families through their cancer journey. Take a look at our monthly newsletter The Navigator for details.The goal of the Research Institute at CancerCare Manitoba is to have a positive impact on the lives of cancer patients. The Research Institute at CCMB, in partnership with the University of Manitoba was unveiled in 2015 with an expanded mandate covering all aspects of cancer and blood disorder research.
CancerCare Manitoba offers services in a variety of locations all across the province of Manitoba.Take a look at our locations page for detailed information on specific sites.
All funds donated to CancerCare Manitoba Foundation remain in Manitoba. These funds support CancerCare Manitoba's internationally recognized team of health professionals who provide outstanding care for patients and their families.
CancerCare Manitoba Foundation presents a number of major fundraising events annually. By supporting any of these events as a sponsor, volunteer, participant or donor, you are helping the Foundation raise funds to support the vital work at CancerCare Manitoba.
My name is Matt and together with my wife Madison I am living with a cancer diagnosis which might not be curable.
I am only 30 years old and I have stage IV malignant melanoma.
And I am scared.
Yet I am optimistic too. I am scared I may not have many more tomorrows with my loved ones. I am optimistic there may be a cure for cancer one day through continued donor support of cancer research.