#WeAreCanadaToo Unisex T-shirt

Show your support for equitable healthcare for all Canadians regardless of their postal code with the #WeAreCanadaToo Unisex T-Shirt. This dark purple tee features the hashtag #WeAreCanadaToo in striking white text, symbolizing resilience and unity in the face of pancreatic cancer. 

Product Details


• Material: Crafted from premium, soft cotton for maximum comfort and durability.
• Design: Bold white #WeAreCanadaToo hashtag on a deep purple background, representing solidarity and the national movement for change.
• Fit: Unisex sizing ensures a comfortable and flattering fit for all supporters.

About #WeAreCanadaToo

#WeAreCanadaToo is a hashtag created by The Heather Cutler Foundation to promote awareness of critical gaps in pancreatic cancer care across Canada. It serves as a strategic anchor for the key messages outlined in the foundation’s formal petition efforts, including the Change.org campaign and Petition e-5186, submitted to the House of Commons in November 2024. The hashtag highlights barriers to accessing molecular profiling, treatment, and clinical trial access between provinces, with a focus on the absence of precision medicine-focused trials outside of Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, and British Columbia.

Building on its digital advocacy efforts, the foundation will pivot to its first in-person event in it's home province of Newfoundland and Labrador in March 2025, focused on public engagement and street-level conversations to build awareness and support for these key issues. Through these initiatives, the foundation aims to connect with Canadians directly and strengthen the growing call among Canada's national pancreatic cancer organizations for systemic change, including the establishment of national guidelines for pancreatic cancer care and expanded frameworks for remote clinical trial participation.

Acknowledgement

By wearing any item from the #WeAreCanadaToo collection, you help amplify this important message, raising awareness about pancreatic cancer care and advocating for equitable access for all Canadians. Proceeds go directly towards continued operation and funds efforts to push for government investment in research, expanded access to precision medicine, and equitable clinical trial opportunities. To learn more on how to get involved, visit The Heather Cutler Foundation.