My Breast Day

08/13/2026

My Breast Day was thoughtfully and intentionally created by a breast cancer survivor, in hopes of providing education, resources, and support to other women.

We are grateful for the community we have built, a community that includes absolutely incredible women like Alison, who take their experience and let it drive them to help others.

“After completing treatment, I worked with an incredible group of women to fundraise for a Mozart 3D imaging system for our hospital. Turning something terrifying into something meaningful is an amazing feeling."

The MOZART 3D Specimen Radiography System is an advanced intraoperative X-ray tool that uses 3D tomosynthesis to image excised breast tissue in 1mm digital slices. This lets surgeons check tumour margins in real time to help reduce repeat surgeries.

Thank you for your incredible contributions to your community, Alison 🤎

08/08/2026

FREE business training for BIPOC founders in Alberta.

EmpowRise is a fully funded program offering bootcamps, mentorship, and a pitch competition.

All 100% virtual, all at no cost to you.

Applications close September 15. Don't sleep on this.

Apply today: www.empowrise.ca

08/06/2026

Breast health support is always within reach. 🌼

The My Breast Day app is designed to help you feel informed, empowered, and supported with personalized reminders, helpful resources, and guidance, right at your fingertips.

Download the app today and learn more at mybreastday.com.

08/05/2026

07/29/2026

Small habits can make a big difference.

The My Breast Day app helps you stay informed, stay consistent, and stay connected to your breast health with personalized reminders and reliable resources.

Take charge of your breast health! Download the My Breast Day app today 🌼

07/27/2026

Your breast health matters at every age. 🌼

Whether you're in your 20s, 40s, or beyond, staying aware of changes and making breast health part of your routine is one of the best things you can do for yourself.

The My Breast Day app is here to help with personalized reminders, helpful resources, and trusted information to make staying on top of your breast health a little easier.

Learn more and get started today at mybreastday.com.

07/22/2026

“I told myself that I needed to live for my children and myself, but I also decided that if this was it, the end, I would savour every second of life I could.

Cancer forced me to look at how I was living my life and what is truly important. I can honestly say, 'thank you, cancer, for showing me that I only have one life.'

I am choosing me, doing the things I love, giving back to my community, fundraising for local breast cancer support, spending real time with my family and friends, and supporting my fellow breast cancer survivors. I have met the most courageous, funny, supportive, and strong women I have ever known.”

- Val, Breast Cancer Survivor

07/01/2026

Happy Canada Day.
Today, we celebrate this country and the people in it.

But here’s a statistic that can’t be ignored:
1 in 8 women in Canada will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime.

Early detection is powerful. Knowledge is essential. Action makes the difference.

Download the My Breast Day app today.
Learn more: mybreastday.com

06/25/2026

My Breast Day is designed to help you stay informed, track your breast health, and take action with confidence.

Download the app today.
Learn more at mybreastday.com

06/21/2026

Today, we celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day, honouring the cultures, traditions, languages, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples across Turtle Island.

As we celebrate, we also recognize the ongoing barriers that many Indigenous communities face when accessing health care. Geographic isolation, limited access to screening services, systemic racism, and a lack of culturally safe care continue to create inequities in health outcomes across Canada.

These barriers have real consequences. Indigenous women are more likely to face delays in screening and diagnosis, which can contribute to poorer breast cancer outcomes and lower survival rates. Too many individuals must travel long distances for care, navigate systems that were not designed with their communities in mind, or go without the support they need altogether.

At My Breast Day, we believe everyone deserves equitable access to breast health education, screening, and care. As an Indigenous-founded organization, we are committed to raising awareness, advocating for change, and working toward a future where quality, culturally safe health care is accessible to all.

Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, knowledge, and leadership of Indigenous Peoples, while continuing the work to address the inequities that impact Indigenous health.