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 steps involved, their purpose, the milestones along the way and the timelines involved. Read More
Join a powerful community of Canadians providing help and hope to people affected by ALS. Read More
From ice cold buckets of water to red hot peppers, this new viral challenge is turning up the heat for ALS research around the world. Read More
ALS Canada awards $3 million for 12 new research projects to help make amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) a treatable, not terminal disease Read More
Over the past decade, members of the Georgetown/Acton community have rallied together to help people and families living with ALS make the most of every... Read More
One of the hallmark characteristics of ALS is the clumping of proteins in motor neurons that are believed to cause toxicity and eventual death of... Read More
Chris Silva’s mom Darlene was diagnosed with ALS on Mothers’ Day in 2016. She was 48 years old, a single parent, and devoted to her... Read More