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.
Learn how others living with ALS are finding joy in their days even while facing the realities of the disease. Read More
Join a powerful community of Canadians united to change ALS by participating in one of our fun, family-friendly events across Canada. Read More
The United States Food and Drug Administration recently approved edaravone (also referred to as Radicava and Radicut) for the treatment of ALS. Read More
Through donor support, ALS Canada helps people and families in Ontario to navigate the options available through the healthcare system and tries to fill the gaps in whatever ways we are able. Read More
The only muscles Jeff can fully control are behind his eyes. He lives with ALS, but that hasn’t stopped him from staying fully engaged in... Read More
If you were to have asked Kimberley a couple years ago the definition of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, she would have admitted that she did not... Read More
When life hands you an ALS diagnosis, the fear of the unknown can often prevent you from embracing the present. This is something Mary-Anne experienced... Read More
June is ALS Awareness Month. Follow along as people living with ALS share how they seize today #SeizeTodayALS https://www.als.ca/blogs/seize-today/
June is ALS Awareness Month in Canada. Show your support by updating your profile photo with this ribbon: https://twibbon.com/support/als-canada-ribbon-campaign
ALS Societies mark ALS Awareness Month http://ow.ly/tlkm30cdMMa @ALS_BC @ALS_AB @ALSSocietySask @ALSManitoba @SLA_ALS_Quebec @BrainCanada