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The Gerald Kirsh Humanitarian Awards Honouring Compassionate and Outstanding Care The Gerald Kirsh Humanitarian Awards were established by the Kirsh Family, in partnership with The Princess Margaret Cancer...

... Prostate cancer is the most common type of cancer among Canadian men; one in eight men will be diagnosed in their lifetime. Unfortunately, Peter Smith, Executive Director at HCAT, is one of them. “It...

... Shultz is a Central Nervous System (CNS) oncologist specializing in sarcoma at The Princess Margaret. The nomination letter that was received from a patient and his family said Dr. Shultz eased their...

Urdeep Arora dedicates generous gift to his mother’s recovery Urdeep with his mother Ushvinder When Urdeep’s mother, Ushvinder, was diagnosed with an advanced stage endometrial cancer in April of last...

... The Gerald Kirsh Humanitarian Awards recognizes those who have provided exceptional care to patients. This year was the 19 th annual ceremony held at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. This year, Dr...

How a UHN Nurse Manager used her cultural heritage to become a better nurse "I learned a lot in my teenage years from my brothers, and from being mom when mom was busy working," says Pearlina...

... As a music therapist, SarahRose focuses on her patients' complete clinical picture, including pain and symptom management as well as emotional and psychosocial needs. She first met Pat in June of...

... “When it comes to cancer, every day matters, every week matters; the sooner you get into treatment, the greater the likelihood of long-term recovery.” – Luana Locke When Luana Locke was pregnant with...

... Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa, while simultaneously raising over $5,000 for prostate cancer research at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. Twenty years ago, Julius was diagnosed with prostate cancer at...

Sexual and Gender Diversity Program addressing major gap in cancer care "Part of the issue with my cancer journey was the fear of doctors and hospitals, which led to me not coming in to get assessed...