Canada’s cancer programs in action
Advancing world-class cancer control in Canada – together.
Who we are
The Canadian Association of Provincial Cancer Agencies brings together cancer programs from all provinces to tackle issues in cancer care.
Together, we are championing a sustainable, pan-Canadian cancer system by enhancing access and quality, supporting innovation and research, and promoting person-centered care and outcomes.
Our vision: Advance world-class cancer control in Canada.
Our mission: Champion a sustainable pan-Canadian cancer control system that enhances access and quality, fosters research and innovation, and improves cancer outcomes.

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Cancer systems in Canada
In Canada, cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and care are delivered by provinces and territories through cancer programs or agencies.

Members and partners
Collaboration across cancer programs and with partner organizations is central to CAPCA’s work.

Our work
From emerging therapies and technologies to models of care, our focus is on sustainable cancer control across the country.
Latest Updates
CAPCA newsResources and publications
CAPCA publishes report on the pan-Canadian Strategic Oncology Workforce
2025-05-06
As the organization that brings together the leadership of all provincial cancer agencies and programs, the Canadian Association of Provincial Cancer Agencies with support from the Canadian Cancer Society has collaborated with member and partner organizations to assess cancer workforce…
CAPCA news
Join the conversation and shape the future of Radiotherapy data in Canada
2025-05-02
Join the Pan-Canadian Cancer Data Strategy: Pan-Canadian RT Data Harmonization Project Webinar. There are two sessions to choose from.
CAPCA news
Pan-Canadian Cancer Genomics Community of Practice begins work on a consensus framework
2024-12-19
The Pan-Canadian Cancer Genomics Community of Practice is prioritizing the development of a consensus-based assessment framework to guide adoption and funding decisions for genetic and genomic biomarkers in cancer care.