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CCMB is the provincially mandated cancer authority providing cancer services in Manitoba.

10/30/2026

Halloween brought out some pretty great costumes at CancerCare Manitoba! 🎃👻

Our pediatric patients and their families, staff and volunteers got into the spirit with costumes, treats and lots of smiles.

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10/29/2026

Join us for the CancerCare Manitoba Board Annual Public Forum on November 18 at 12 p.m. to 1 p.m.

Zoom link: https://sharedhealthmb.zoom.us/j/64365826436?pwd=psgnpo8nvZafFxFeo0lqbKbNQHW5XN.1

10/27/2026

Liver cancer doesn’t always cause symptoms in its early stages so knowing your risk factors matters.

This Liver Cancer Awareness month, Dr. Christina Kim, medical oncologist at CCMB treating gastrointestinal & breast cancers, explains two main types of liver cancer, what can increase your risk, and the steps you can take to help lower it.

Talk to your family doctor if you have risk factors or concerns about your liver health.

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10/26/2026

Find the BreastCheck mobile clinic at the following locations this November!

If you are age 45 or older, you can book a free breast screening appointment.

To book your breast screening appointment, call 1-855-952-4325 or visit our website to learn more cancercare.mb.ca/breastcheck.

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10/22/2026

“But nobody ever told me that we could, either.”

When Dave Redl discovered a lump in his chest, breast cancer wasn’t something he thought he needed to worry about. He didn’t know men could develop it, too.

He initially thought the lump was related to his physically demanding work as a truck driver. But when it grew, he decided to see his doctor.

In 2026, Dave was diagnosed with HER2-positive breast cancer.

Now, Dave is sharing his story in the hope that other men will know breast cancer can affect them, too and that unusual changes shouldn't be ignored.

Read his story in his own words: https://www.cancercare.mb.ca/About-Us/communications-and-public-affairs

This , we're grateful to Dave for sharing his experience and helping raise awareness.

Victoria Hospital

10/20/2026

Starting cancer treatment can mean more than appointments and medications. For some breast cancer patients, it also means regular heart monitoring, sometimes requiring a trip to the hospital just for an ECG.

What if that part of care could happen at home?
We are working with CardioComm Solutions Inc. to explore this possibility through a pilot project that allows participating patients to record their heart rhythm at home using a small handheld ECG device. The recordings are submitted through the MyCare patient app (Noona) for review by the care team.

The pilot will help us understand whether at-home monitoring is a practical way to reduce the need for hospital visits solely for an ECG, while continuing to support patients throughout their treatment.

Read more about the pilot: https://www.cancercare.mb.ca/About-Us/communications-and-public-affairs/news-archive/CancerCare-Manitoba-launches-pilot-to-monitor-breast-cancer-patients-heart-health-from-home

10/19/2026

The renovations at CancerCare Manitoba’s Grace Hospital site are complete, and we’re looking forward to welcoming patients back to our refreshed space.

Starting November 9, 2026, clinic visits and cancer treatments will return to our Grace Hospital site.

If you would like to receive your treatment at Grace Hospital, talk to your care team. You can also ask about seeing a Family Physician in Oncology at Grace.

Please note that changes to your clinic location depend on appointment times and doctor availability, so a change cannot be guaranteed.

We look forward to welcoming patients back and continuing to provide cancer care closer to home.

10/16/2026

Think you need a screening mammogram because you’ve noticed a lump? Not quite.

Breast cancer screening is for people who don’t have signs or symptoms. It helps find breast cancer before you notice any changes.

If you’ve noticed a new lump, changes in your breast, or have symptoms you’re concerned about, don’t wait for a screening mammogram. Talk to your healthcare provider.

And if you have a family history of breast cancer or an inherited genetic risk, your screening plan may look different.

Screening and diagnostic mammograms have different purposes, but both play an important role in breast health.

This National Mammography Day, know the difference. 💗

10/15/2026

Starting October 19, Grandview Health Centre will temporarily provide cancer treatments for eligible patients in the Dauphin area.

Patients will transition in stages, based on their care needs. Your care team will contact you directly when it’s time to move. Until your transition is confirmed, continue attending your current appointments as scheduled.

For more information about what this change means for patients, visit our website: https://www.cancercare.mb.ca/About-Us/communications-and-public-affairs/news-archive/Dauphin-CancerCare-Services-Patient-and-Family-Information

Prairie Mountain Health

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675 McDermot Avenue
Winnipeg, MB
R3E0V9

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Website

https://www.cancercare.mb.ca/

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