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The Cancer Agency keeps Saskatchewan residents informed about cancer-related health news with regular news, public-interest events, programming and posts on social media.
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All media are asked to coordinate requests for interviews, photography and video footage through the Cancer Agency's Communications Department. Please call 639-625-2011 to arrange media interviews.
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Creating a more accessible health care environment: please complete the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency's accessibility survey
The Saskatchewan Cancer Agency (including the Allan Blair and Saskatoon Cancer Centres) is seeking input from the disabled community on improvements that can be made to our services and support to best meet your needs.
Our Response to Canada Post Labour Strike
The Saskatchewan Cancer Agency (SCA) will continue to provide safe, high-quality care throughout the Canada Post disruption. We have already put in place changes to avoid the impact of any labour action. If you normally receive appointment information, medication, results or screening invitations by mail, we'll contact you by phone. Please note, our phone calls may come from either a 306 or 639 area-code. Please read our frequently asked questions for more information on what those changes are.
Trenna’s Breast Cancer Journey: Grace & Grit
I have breast cancer. “Just say those four dreaded words and then go back to the beginning.” That’s how Trenna Derdall told her family and friends about her life-changing diagnosis. “It was the hardest thing to do—to tell my loved ones I had cancer because I knew they would be scared,” said a teary-eyed Trenna. “I knew I was going to hurt them—that I was going to cause pain.”Image
Saskatchewan Cancer Agency Career Fairs
Visit the Allan Blair and Saskatoon Cancer Centres on October 29 and November 5, 2024, and learn about the different careers in cancer care.
Oral Therapy Cancer Treatment Group Information Session
This session is intended for those who were recently offered or have recently started an Oral Therapy Cancer Treatment.
Cancer Patient Survey Results
The Saskatchewan Cancer Agency is committed to providing high quality care for our patients, families and caregivers. That commitment is supported by our promise to listen, learn and, most importantly, act—to make improvements that are guided by the feedback of those who entrust us with their cancer care.Image
Summer Fun and Sunscreen
Summer is officially here! We're just as excited as you are to spend more time exploring the beautiful outdoors. With that, the topic of sunscreen becomes more important.
May Tea Talks presented by Métis Nation - Saskatchewan
Join Métis Nation - Saskatchewan (MN–S) Health team and guests from the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency (Cancer Agency) May 30 at 7 pm to learn more about early cancer detection screening programs.
Mammography Bus 2024-25
The mobile mammography bus runs on a two-year cycle. Appointments for the bus can be made approximately six weeks in advance of mobile visits.