Stories: Canadian Blood Services

Through the pandemic, our seroprevalence research has aided public health decision-making

Cameryn Slack’s mother Pam registered to donate Cameryn’s umbilical cord blood in the hope it could save a life

After donors helped him survive two lifechanging surgeries, Elias Martin and his family are paying it forward

The largest-ever blood drive resulted in 37,000 blood donations worldwide on a single day

This valued partner is inspiring the next generation of advocates, volunteers, and donors for Canada’s Lifeline

When you are compatible with someone else's blood type, it means that your body can accept their blood without any problems.

Since her own kidney transplant, Mary Beaucage has worked to improve health systems for other Indigenous patients

Tom Wong savours the smallest moments and biggest milestones with his son Forrest after surviving a rare blood cancer

In 2002, Dave Charlebois’s stem cells saved the life of Sarah Byrne. She was just one year old at the time.

Julia King donated both a portion of her liver and a kidney to help two strangers