• Congratulations, Deb Day!

    Our Park VIPink Winner works and enjoys dining out in the downtown Halifax core and is excited about free, no hassle parking for one whole year in the middle of the action! Deb is also a proud supporter of the CBCF – Atlantic Region!

    Thank you to Deb and everyone who purchased a ticket!   ​

  • Let's get social! CBCF - Atlantic Region is on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. See the image to the left for social media details.​


     

     

  • Challenge yourself to make a difference

    Charity Challenge helps Canadians get fit, get adventurous and raise vital funds for charity. Find out how you can challenge yourself and support CBCF.

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  • Who Are You Running For?

    Join us for Canada’s largest, single-day volunteer led event in support of creating a future without breast cancer. Find out how you can become part of the movement and make a difference.


    Register for 2012

     

  • The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation Yard Sale for the Cure is a series of yard sales that take place in local communities across Canada in support of a future without breast cancer.​


    Register today!

     

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    The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation Yard Sale for the Cure is a series of yard sales that take place in local communities across Canada in support of a future without breast cancer.​


    Register today!

     

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Breast Awareness

The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation encourages women and men to practice breast awareness – to know how your breasts normally look and feel, so that you notice any unusual changes earlier and discuss your concerns with a health care provider.

Even though some breast changes are normal, other changes are not. Unusual changes can be caused by a benign (noncancerous) condition, or they may be a sign of cancer.

Being breast aware will help you to detect unusual breast changes if they occur. It is beneficial for women and men of any age to be breast aware.
 

The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation invites you to learn more about breast awareness by exploring this section of the website:  

More Information: 

Breast cancer risk factors 

Reduce your risk of breast cancer 

Screening for earlier detection of of breast cancer 

Men's Breast Health