Canadian Breast Cancer Symposium
Shaping the Future of Breast Cancer Research and Care
May 5 - 7, 2027
Queen’s Landing, Niagara-on-the-Lake
Learn about the latest research innovations and clinical updates that are changing the trajectory of care at the Canadian Breast Cancer Symposium.
Taking a truly multidisciplinary approach, we bring together leading voices from across the country to integrate emerging standards of care across surgery, medical and radiation oncology, pathology, and community-based medicine. Renowned experts present innovative therapies and evidence-based approaches to help you make more informed decisions across the continuum of care.
A leading academic forum in breast cancer, we showcase practice-changing research with previous presentations published as conference proceedings in leading journals, extending the international impact of ground-breaking work taking place across Canada.
The patient perspective is actively integrated throughout programming. The voices of patient partners and advocates shape important discussions on survivorship, quality of life, and health care delivery.
What's New for 2027
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Focused Session on Breast Surgery and Survivorship
A dedicated breast surgery session (delivered in partnership with the Canadian Society of Breast Surgeons) will share new techniques, and a focused survivorship session will explore the evolving nature of supporting patients beyond treatment. -
Cutting-Edge Insights for Your Practice
Experts will share timely updates across the field, including new imaging modalities, targeted therapies, findings from recent clinical trials, global health perspectives, and opportunities for AI integration. -
Picturesque Setting for Building Connections
Hosted at the elegant and historic Queen’s Landing situated in the heart of Ontario’s wine country, this Niagara-on-the-Lake venue offers the perfect setting for 3 days of learning, collaboration, and dialogue.
What’s Coming Next
Who Should Attend?
Health professionals involved in the multidisciplinary care of breast cancer patients and survivors, including:
- Surgeons and surgical oncologists
- Medical and radiation oncologists
- Pathologists
- Family physicians
- Nurses and allied health professionals
- Trainees