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It is hard to believe we kicked off the first half of this year with a pandemic, the likes of which none of us have ever seen. And it is likely to be with us for some time to come. As mentioned in the last newsletter, I know this has been a tough time both mentally and physically for so many, including our medical community who have had to work in untenable conditions. Delays in treatment and testing have been commonplace for many, which creates added stress and anxiety.

OAKVILLE, ON – AUGUST 31, 2020 – Melanoma Network of Canada (MNC) is pleased to announce the appointment of three (3) new members to…

Patient Perspective by Bev Barbour, MNC Ambassador The Coronavirus brought many changes to our world; for me it has led me to…

by Emma Newman, MNC Ambassador My name is Emma Newman and I was diagnosed with malignant melanoma when I was 23 years…

Participate in our Kids Sun Safety Colouring Contest for a chance to win a Summer Sun Safety Prize Pack!

By Filomena Feltmate Earlier this month I had the pleasure of chatting with Heather Hogendoorn. In April 2019, Heather was diagnosed with…

Are you or someone you know experiencing feelings of isolation, worry or anxiety due to a melanoma diagnosis? You are not alone.…

This year Strides for Melanoma will be a virtual event. We hope you will join us as we take steps to stop…

In honour of #NoFryDay, we put together a series of photos from movie scenes and celebrities to remind you of the importance…