Opinion: The Maldives just showed us how to save 48,000 Canadian lives every year
Each January, millions of Canadians set New Year’s resolutions to improve their physical and mental health. For many, that means trying once again to quit smoking or vaping. The intentions are good, but the struggle to quit an addictive substance is real. Tobacco addiction remains one of the leading causes of preventable disease and death in Canada, and for too long we have treated this as an individual challenge rather than a national policy issue.
The Lung Health Foundation Mourns the Loss of Board Member, The Honourable. Dr. Kirsty Duncan
The Lung Health Foundation mourns of loss of The Honourable Dr. Kirsty Duncan, who passed Jan. 26, 2026
National Non-Smoking Week: Supporting Your Journey to Breathe Easier
This National Non-Smoking Week, the Lung Health Foundation invites you to to reflect, learn, and support one another on the path toward better lung health. Whether you currently smoke, are thinking about cutting back, or have already started your quit journey, this week is about encouragement—not pressure.
Flu Hospitalizations Are Rising Rapidly Across Canada: What H3N2 Means for Your Lung Health
Flu hospitalizations are rising rapidly across Canada as the H3N2 strain spreads. Learn why this season’s flu is causing more severe illness and how immunization can help protect your lung health.
Opinion: Why we still don’t have a National Lung Health Strategy
Canada needs a strategy for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and asthma with integrated surveillance systems, improved access to care, and targeted programs to reduce hospitalizations.
5 Things You Should Know This Radon Action Month
November is Radon Action Month and Lung Cancer Awareness Month — a perfect time to talk about a silent but serious threat: radon.
Breathe BIG, Win BIG: Second Draw Winner Announced!
Announcing the Breathe BIG raffle winner—supporting lung health through fundraising for research, education, and advocacy.
Meet Margo. Margo is at Risk for Lung Cancer.
Our latest Lung Cancer Awareness Month H.O.P.E. Ambassador shares what she’s learned about lung cancer screening in Canada.
United for Lung Health: Highlights from New Brunswick’s Provincial Lung Cancer Advocacy Day
Lung cancer is still the leading cause of cancer-related death in Canada. About 1 in 14 Canadians will be diagnosed with lung cancer at some point in our lives.
While the statistics are sobering, Lung Cancer Awareness Month is about so much more than statistics.
What’s On: Lung Cancer Awareness Month 2025
Lung cancer is still the leading cause of cancer-related death in Canada. About 1 in 14 Canadians will be diagnosed with lung cancer at some point in our lives.
While the statistics are sobering, Lung Cancer Awareness Month is about so much more than statistics.
