Providing support and services for people and families living with ALS.
Funding high-quality research that offers the most promise to slow down ALS or even stop it.
Advocating for policy that will have a meaningful impact on people living with ALS today and in the future.
The safety of the ALS community is the ALS Society of Canada’s top priority. Here is an update on actions we are taking to slow the spread of coronavirus and help keep the ALS community safe. Read More
Ontario has listed Radicava (edaravone) on the public formulary as a therapy accessible through the Exception Access Program (EAP). Learn more about how you can play a role in helping to support timely, equitable and affordable access to proven ALS therapies. Read More
Mark your calendars for Sunday, June 21! Learn more about event day and how you can do your Walk, your way! Read More
Behind the scenes shooting our ALS awareness video with Jeff and Darlene Sutherland Read More
What’s happening in the world of ALS research at this point in the year? Read about the progress researchers have made in developing new and... Read More
Five years ago, when the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge went viral in 2014, Mario knew very little about ALS, and had no idea how it... Read More
Margot Algie heard about the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge in 2014 through friends and had no idea that only one year later, she would be... Read More