Trucking for a Cure

The Tackaberry family have been major supporters of Trucking for a Cure family since the beginning and we could not express enough how much we truley appreciate their support! Take a look at this beautiful family tribute to Joan Tackaberry revealed today on social media her memory will live on forever in our hearts! #AwesomeMoment #MemoriesLastForever #FamilyTribrute

Hearing the words you have breast cancer changes the lives of thousands of people every year people like Nadia, Sharon, Kimberley and Anjum. Learn more about their personal and unique experiences as these 4 breast cancer survivors open up to help raise awareness and support others on a similar journey.

Pat, a retired nurse, saw many people with breast cancer during her long career. But when she received her own breast cancer diagnosis at age 65, she felt anxious and overwhelmed. Pat was told she’d require a lumpectomy or mastectomy with or without breast reconstruction. Wanting to learn more about her treatment options, Pat turned to the Canadian Cancer Society Cancer Information Helpline, where a cancer information specialist connected her to others who had gone through ...similar experiences. With the helpful information and support she received through the helpline, Pat felt confident in her decision to undergo surgery and was inspired to give back as a volunteer a year later. If you or someone you love is affected by cancer, call our Cancer Information Helpline at 1-888-939-3333 or contact us through live chat: https://bit.ly/3lMY0JO See more

Now this is #Awesomeness Thank you Sheehan's Truck Centre for your continued & generous support each year helping create a future without cancer! #ChangeMakers #DrivingForce

We're half way there drivers! You want to be a part of our virtual fundraising Show N' Shine its easy just make a donation online (we get notified) then email u...s your awesome pictures of your truck! Email [email protected] Online donation site http://support.cancer.ca/goto/TruckingforaCure2020 Be a part of our #ChangeMakers today!

On average, 75 Canadians will be diagnosed with breast cancer every day. Screening tests can help find breast cancer before you’ve even noticed symptoms which is why it’s important to be informed about your breast cancer screening options based on your age and other risk factors. A mammogram is an x-ray image of the breast that can help find both cancerous and non-cancerous tumours in the breast. While women 50 to 74 should get mammograms every 2 years, those at high risk ...for breast cancer may need to be tested more often and at an earlier age. With early detection and routine screening, breast cancer can be treated early and with more success. This #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, take control of your health learn more about early detection and talk to your doctor about your risk of breast cancer. https://www.cancer.ca//fi/get-screened-for-breast-cancer/ See more