BCC is coming to Saint John, NB this November for an

in-person Bladder Cancer Education Event!


This free event will bring together patients, caregivers, family members, and healthcare professionals for an evening of learning, conversation, and connection. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about bladder cancer, hear from urologic oncologists Dr. Matthew Acker and Dr. Scott Bagnell, and connect with others who understand the challenges of a bladder cancer diagnosis. 


Event details: 

Date: Thursday, November 12, 2026 

Time: 5:30–8:30 p.m. AT 

Location: Delta Marriott, Saint John – 39 King St

Nominate a volunteer for the

2026 Bladder Cancer Canada Volunteer Awards! 

Do you know a BCC volunteer who deserves to be recognized? Nominations for the 2026 Bladder Cancer Canada Volunteer Awards are now open. 

These awards are an opportunity to recognize the volunteers who give their time, energy and expertise to help make a meaningful difference for people affected by bladder cancer. You can nominate a volunteer in the following categories: 

 

  • The Founders’ Award 
  • Medical Leadership 
  • Excellence in Canada Walks for Bladder Cancer 
  • Excellence in Support Programs 
  • Excellence in Leadership & Community 
  • Student Leadership 
  • New Volunteer of the Year 
  • Public Awareness 

The nomination window is open from October 1 to November 30. 

Winners will be announced in January 2026.

 

THANK YOU to our amazing

 Canada Walks for Bladder Cancer volunteers!

Walk Weekend would not have been possible without the help of our incredible volunteers, who supported 22 Walk events across the country last month! A huge thank you to our organizers, planning committee members, and event day volunteers for making each Walk truly special. We are so grateful for your support!

Share your Walk Photos

We want to see all your amazing photos and videos from the Walk Weekend! Click the button below or scan the QR code to upload your photos and videos to our 2026 Canada Walks for Bladder Cancer album. You can also access the album by scanning the QR code on the back of your Walk nametag.

We would love to hear about your experience at the Walk!

Your feedback helps inform future editions of Canada Walks for Bladder Cancer. Click the button below to access the survey.

There's still time to earn your Walk gear!


You still have time to earn our official 2026 Walk apparel and accessories! Every donation made to your personal fundraising page up until November 13, 2026 will bring you one step closer to achieving that next fundraising level.

 

Don't miss out on your chance to commemorate this year’s Walk and secure your exclusive 2026 apparel! Click the link below to learn more. 




Encouraging Results for Enfortumab Vedotin Plus Pembrolizumab Around Surgery for Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer






A Clinical Study of MK-3120 in People With Bladder Cancer (MK-3120-003) 



Together Through Treatment Bladder Cancer Support Group Presentation: When Trauma Meets Cancer


When Christine Fader’s husband was diagnosed with two primary (unrelated) cancers within two years, he initially refused treatment due to re-activated childhood trauma. Christine now shares their story with oncology staff as well as patients and caregivers, offering strategies and suggestions from her lived experiences. During our October Together Through Treatment support group, Christine will deliver a presentation on the topic of trauma, followed by a brief Q&A session and group discussion with time to share experiences and connect with others.

Metastatic Bladder Cancer: Understanding the Disease, Treatment Options and Advances in Care


In this webinar, Dr. Bernie Eigl will discuss metastatic bladder cancer, including what it is, how it develops, and what it means for those affected. He will provide an overview of current treatment options and approaches used to help manage the disease. He will also discuss recent advances in bladder cancer research and treatment, offering insight into the evolving approaches used to support people affected by metastatic bladder cancer.

For all upcoming events, webinars and support group meetings, visit our Event Page.

Catch Up on the Latest BCC Content


The Evolving Standard of Care for Bladder Cancer with Dr. Nayyer Iqbal


An Introduction to Bladder Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment with Dr. Kunal Jana


Surviving Stress: Tools to Navigate the Challenges of Bladder Cancer with Tammy Whelen



New Patient Survey


BCC is looking for patients who have experience with Balversa (erdafitinib).


If you would be open to sharing your thoughts in a group setting, please reach out by email at: patients@bladdercancercanada.org.


Other Surveys


BCC is also currently seeking input from:



If you would like to share your thoughts, click the links above to access the surveys. Thank you for your valuable feedback!

Bladder Cancer Supportive Care Program

The Bladder Cancer Supportive Care Program is an initiative based out of Vancouver. They provide education, clinical guidance, and personalized support for people living with bladder cancer and their partners. Their services include expert-led virtual sessions on treatment, sexual health, ostomy care, physiotherapy, exercise, nutrition, and counselling, along with one-on-one clinician support. Learn more at bcscprogram.ca, email bcsc@vch.ca or call 604-875-4241. *Please note that clinical appointments and interpreters are available only to patients in British Columbia.*

 

Support life-saving research and patient care

Donate today to help Bladder Cancer Canada make a difference for those affected by bladder cancer.

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