Banff Jasper Relay - Why We Relay

Lone Runner Seeking a Team?

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Latest News

Team Captains: The 2011 Brain Tumor Foundation Donation Site is now live! Click here to set up your team

Get ready for the Banff Jasper Relay with a Natural Posture Running Clinic!

Improve your running and get expert advice from some of Calgary's best runners and coaches at one of the Natural Posture Running Clinics. For more information, contact Helly Visser and Roger Davies at 403-931-3822.

Two-day Natural Posture Running Clinic

Sat 26th and Sun 27th March 2011

At the YWCA of Calgary, Fitness on 5th. 320 - 5 Avenue S.E. Calgary, Alberta, Canada

For Beginners, Recreational or Competitive runners

To Support The Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada

Using the power of the group, we could easily raise close to $38,000 for the Brain Tumor Foundation of Canada. If each runner raises only $75.00 (ask 2 friends, 2 co-workers and 2 family members to donate) we could make a big difference to the Brain Tumour Foundation.

Click here to donate

From the Brain Tumour Site at: http://www.braintumour.ca/braintumour.nsf/eng/home

Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada is a national, not-for-profit organization dedicated to reaching every person in Canada affected by a brain tumour with support, education and information, and to funding brain tumour research.

Every year, we help thousands of Canadians affected by brain tumours find emotional support and comfort while gaining a better understanding and knowledge of their disease.

Our Programs & Services

Patient Resource Handbook - A comprehensive, easy-to-read guide to brain tumours. Available in Adult and Pediatric versions, in English and French.

1-800-265-5106 This toll-free, Canada-wide support and information line is answered by our friendly, knowledgeable staff Monday to Friday.

Support Groups - Brain tumour patients, families and survivors meet monthly across the country to share concerns, fears, hopes and dreams in a safe, supportive environment. Call us today or check the web site for a Support Group near you.

Online Chat & Message Board - Join our chat room, message board and moderated chats with medical and other professionals to share experiences and gain information with patients, survivors, families and friends. It's free and easy to do, check out our website for details.

BrainStorm Newsletter - Get inspired by stories of hope and triumph. Get reliable information about research, treatment and patient support. Get connected with our donors who support us.

www.braintumour.ca - Find information and support right here, as well as to find out about events and volunteering, or to browse our message board.

Information Day - A day featuring the latest developments in the field of brain tumour treatment and research. Medical professionals, researchers and survivors share information and stories.

Funding Research - Since 1985, Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada has invested 1.4 million into research to find a cure for brain tumours. Our Grants-in-Aid program directly supports research into causes and treatments. We also fund the Brain Tumour Tissue Bank providing brain tumour tissue samples to researchers around the world.

Children's Storybook- 'A Friend in Hope' tells the story of Hope, a young girl who has a brain tumour through the eyes of her best friend Danny. Young readers learn about the challenges Hope faces, such as medical treatments, losing her hair, hospital stays and missing school.

Spring Sprint - This walk/run fundraiser happens across Canada every spring. Volunteers organize spring sprints in their home community, raising funds and awareness along the way.

The National Office - Head Office is located at 620 Colborne St., Suite 301, London, Ontario, N6B 3R9.

Our Sponsors

2010 Timing Estimate
The latest timing estimate can be found here!

Help in the Seach for Hugh Turner

Janice McCaffrey needs help to find her missing father - watch the video here

A relay was born
Click here to read the write up in the Edmonton Journal on how the relay was born

In Rememberance: Brent Tyler Spruce

After a courageous battle, at Victoria Hospital, on his 24th birthday, May 1st, 2010. Loving son to Susan Marshall (Norm Sonnenberg) and Barry Spruce (Linda). Beloved brother to Natalie and Quinn. Cherished grandson to Dorothy Marshall (William 2007). Fondly remembered by his aunts and uncles, Steven and Nancy Marshall, Scott Marshall and Linda Bishop, and many cousins. Brent graduated from Montcalm Secondary School and then went on to Fanshawe College where he achieved a diploma in Computer Systems Technology in 2007. Brent was a devoted hockey fan and player, was passionate about technology and enjoyed golf, skiing, music, movies and being with his family. Brent generously shared his smile, sense of humour, his easy going nature and is admired for his courage, strength, and resiliency despite the challenges life offered. He will be greatly missed.