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Canadian Cancer Society CIBC Run for the Cure raises $18 million at 35th annual event

Canadian Cancer Society CIBC Run for the Cure raises $18 million at 35th annual event

Canadian Cancer Society (National Office)

Published: Oct 04, 2026

Updated: Oct 04, 2026

PR Newswire

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Thanks to the dedication of runners, walkers, donors, volunteers and partners, the CIBC Run for the Cure has been a powerful engine for improving breast cancer outcomes, raising $558 million for the cause to date. Funds raised are invested in the most promising research, clinical trials that save lives, advocacy and compassionate support programs that provide care, comfort and vital connections to those affected by breast cancer in Canada.

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