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Volunteer Spotlight: Turning Advocacy into Action

During National Volunteer Week, we recognize volunteers who are helping drive progress toward ending ALS. Chris May brings decades of advocacy experience to ALS Action Canada’s Advocacy Committee – now with a deeply personal mission. Living with ALS, Chris is using his knowledge of government to help drive awareness, influence change, and push for progress toward ending ALS.

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Sabrina Baker

This February, we’re celebrating the love, generosity, and hope that fuel our ALS community – from donors, caregivers, and advocates who continue to show up in meaningful ways. One powerful example is Sabrina Baker, Chief Changemaker & Founder of Blonde Ambition. Motivated by her father’s ALS diagnosis, Sabrina created the

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Patient Perspectives Highlight Importance of Modest ALS Treatment Gains 

Recent pieces published in the international neurology journal, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and Frontotemporal Degeneration, have sparked debate in the ALS community. 

In ALS Action Canada’s paper (Darke and Orsulak 2025), “How Effective Does a New Drug for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Need To Be – The Patient Perspective”, we argued against the proposal of Boddy et al (2025).

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The Keefe Family

In 2025, Ron Keefe, owner of Granite Brewery, was diagnosed with ALS. Since then, the Keefe family has turned their shared love of craft brewing into action for the ALS community. Through the Ales for ALS program, Granite Brewery launched Keep on Buzzin’ – a special brew named in honour

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