Connecting with Indigenous Manitobans
There’s no holding Frances McIvor down. I think of her often, but especially today on World Cancer Day. Frances is an irrepressible force of nature — former mayor of Wabowden, a mostly Indigenous town of 450 people an hour from Thompson, a wife, a mother, a cancer survivor and now volunteering as a community connector for CancerCare Manitoba.
CancerCare Manitoba, in partnership with the Manitoba Inuit Association and Kivalliq Inuit Services, is thrilled to announce the first Inuit Patient Support Webinar of 2025! ... read more...
Hope and Healing for those living with Breast and Gyne Cancer A day of connection and learning for women with breast or gynecological cancer, and their family/support person Date: March 15, 2025 ... read more...
Today, on the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we celebrate the incredible women who make a difference in the world of science every day. ... read more...
Lab results can now be viewed in your MyCare Noona account. CancerCare Manitoba is excited to announce that patients can now access their lab results online through their MyCare Noona account. ... 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 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 raised and donated to CancerCare Manitoba Foundation remain in Manitoba. These funds support an internationally-recognized team of health professionals at CancerCare Manitoba who provide outstanding care for patients and their families.
The Foundation’s mission, in partnership with donors, is to support CancerCare’s strategic priorities. Thanks to the generosity of many donors, CancerCare Manitoba Foundation has been able to grant more than $208 million since 2000. This support to CancerCare Manitoba profoundly impacts patient outcomes.
CancerCare Manitoba Foundation is the only charitable organization exclusively fundraising for CancerCare Manitoba.
In 2023, all Manitobans received a gift from the Paul Albrechtsen Foundation: a $27 million donation in support of the work happening at CancerCare Manitoba.
This will transform cancer care in our province, inspire people and push research forward, ultimately leading to better outcomes and more hope for Manitobans affected by cancer and their loved ones.
Through the support of donor generosity, remarkable progress has been made in advancing cancer research at the Paul Albrechtsen Research Institute CancerCare Manitoba.
Donations to CancerCare Manitoba Foundation travel through the CancerCare Manitoba building in Winnipeg to the Research Institute where they transform into life-changing breakthroughs created by local scientists and researchers.
This bench to bedside roadmap is unique to CancerCare Manitoba offering patients and their families who visit CancerCare Manitoba, the best possible care.