Latest Articles Short Code

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Pulls in latest 3 articles posts by topic (value needs to be topic slug)
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Example - All Articles

Group of people gathered, smiling and supporting each other with text "Supporting the ALS community" on a purple background.
Volunteering & GivingJune 24, 2024

Annual Report 2023: Supporting the ALS community

ALS Canada’s work is empowered by community. Discover how, in 2023, our efforts to support the ALS community ensured that people affected by ALS received the highest sta...
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Image of a caregiver and ALS patient in a home setting with text "Empowering informed decisions" on a red background.
AdvocacyJune 24, 2024

Annual report 2023: Empowering informed decisions

ALS Canada’s work is empowered by community. Discover how, in 2023, our work within the ALS community helped people affected by the disease feel empowered and informed t...
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Group of people wearing purple ALS Canada shirts at a community event.
EventsJune 24, 2024

Annual Report 2023: Bringing the community together

Walk, ride, or pull – no challenge is too big when it comes to supporting a world free of ALS. Year round, ALS Canada events bring together the community, demonstrating...
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Image of hands handling laboratory equipment with text "Improving quality of life" on a red background.
ResearchJune 24, 2024

Annual Report 2023: Improving quality of life

ALS Canada’s work is empowered by community. Discover how, in 2023, our collaboration with clinicians and investments in research aims to enhance care and the potential...
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Promotional graphic for the 2024 ALS Canada Research Forum
EventsMay 22, 2024

2024 ALS Canada Research Forum

Canada continues solidifying its reputation as a leader in ALS research innovation, as evidenced by the magnitude and quality of conversations, knowledge sharing, and relationship building at the 2024 A...
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Image of CAPTURE ALS program participants
ResearchFebruary 16, 2024

Canadians living with ALS unite to CAPTURE ALS

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a complex disease with varying symptoms and severity for people affected. Due to its heterogeneity, diagnosing the disease can be challenging and finding effective...
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Image of hands handling laboratory equipment with text "Improving quality of life" on a red background.
ResearchJune 24, 2024

Annual Report 2023: Improving quality of life

ALS Canada’s work is empowered by community. Discover how, in 2023, our collaboration with clinicians and investments in research aims to enhance care and the potential...
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Promotional graphic for the 2024 ALS Canada Research Forum
EventsMay 22, 2024

2024 ALS Canada Research Forum

Canada continues solidifying its reputation as a leader in ALS research innovation, as evidenced by the magnitude and quality of conversations, knowledge sharing, and relationship building at the 2024 A...
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Image of CAPTURE ALS program participants
ResearchFebruary 16, 2024

Canadians living with ALS unite to CAPTURE ALS

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a complex disease with varying symptoms and severity for people affected. Due to its heterogeneity, diagnosing the disease can be challenging and finding effective...
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Image of a caregiver and ALS patient in a home setting with text "Empowering informed decisions" on a red background.
AdvocacyJune 24, 2024

Annual report 2023: Empowering informed decisions

ALS Canada’s work is empowered by community. Discover how, in 2023, our work within the ALS community helped people affected by the disease feel empowered and informed t...
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Group photo of the ALS advocacy team in Ottawa
AdvocacyJune 04, 2024

Together we are stronger: The ALS community takes to Ottawa

In early March, members of the ALS community joined ALS Canada in Ottawa for two days of advocacy training and meetings with politicians and other government officials....
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Banner for Ontario ALS Provincial Program
AdvocacyJanuary 17, 2024

Ontario Provincial ALS Program: Enhancing care and quality of life of people living with ALS

In Canada, what the provincial health care systems provide does not always match the needs of people living with ALS. This statement rings true for Ontario, where the cu...
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Latest News Short Code

Pulls in latest 3 news posts
latest_news_shortcode

Pulls in latest 3 news posts by topic (value needs to be topic slug)
latest_news_shortcode topic=”advocacy”
latest_news_shortcode topic=”advocacy-fr”
latest_news_shortcode topic=”fundraising-events”
latest_news_shortcode topic=”fundraising-events-fr”

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Example - Research

Example - Advocacy

Stories Short Code

Pulls in latest 3 news posts
story_shortcode

Pulls in latest 3 news posts by topic (value needs to be topic slug)
latest_story_shortcode topic=”advocacy”

Newest stories

Photo collage of Sam Najjar with text "UNITED for my FATHER" on a purple background.
June 12, 2024

United in our memory

My name is Sam Najjar and I have personally experienced the impact of ALS. Fourteen years ago, my father was diagnosed with ALS, and our lives were changed forever. Watc...
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Image promoting the ALS Canada End of Year Campaign
December 19, 2023

Messages from our community

While it is a special time for many, the holiday season can also be especially difficult for people grieving the loss of someone close to them. We know this to be true i...
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Image promoting the ALS Canada End of Year Campaign
December 12, 2023

A letter from Mehboob – “You’ve given me strength and hope”

My name is Mehboob, and I’d like to share my story with you. And I want to say thank you. In late 2020, life took an unexpected turn when I was diagnosed with ALS. Once...
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Daniella D
December 11, 2023

Daniella D’Amici demonstrates resourcefulness and resilience in the face of adversity

ALS Canada highlights the 2023 ALS Canada Kevin Daly Bursary recipients Following her father’s ALS diagnosis in the summer of 2022, Daniella D’Amici – a 2023 ALS Canada Kevin Daly Bursary recipient – co...
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Sarah Jacob standing outside with her younger sibling, both smiling.
December 09, 2023

2023 ALS Canada Kevin Daly bursary recipient Sarah Jacob has her sights set on change

ALS Canada highlights the 2023 ALS Canada Kevin Daly Bursary recipients For Sarah Jacob, furthering her studies in neuroscience means more than just receiving a degree. Sarah, a master’s student at the...
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Catherine Brassard with two family members, all smiling together at home.
December 04, 2023

Catherine Brassard exhibits steadfast determination to further her medical studies in the face of ALS

ALS Canada highlights the 2023 ALS Canada Kevin Daly Bursary recipients A medical student at the Université de Sherbrooke, Catherine Brassard exhibits a steadfast determination and adherence to furtheri...
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Family holding a framed photograph in memory of their father, sitting on a couch.
November 30, 2023

Memories of my father

On the morning of GivingTuesday, our Vice-President of Fund Development, Chris Pon, sent an email to ALS Canada's subscribers. His message is so special that we've deci...
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Image of participants in the Buck-A-Puck for ALS event
November 16, 2023

Changing the future of ALS: It’s not a matter of “if” but “when”

Small but mighty, the team behind Buck-A-Puck for ALS doesn’t plan on backing down from their dream of hitting their $1 million fundraising goal. Ge...
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Banner for the ALS Canada Research Forum 2023
June 20, 2023

2023 ALS Canada Research Forum: Cultivating connection and collaboration between the world of research and community experience

The landscape of ALS research is ever-changing, as researchers continue to increasingly make developments towards a common goal shared by both the research community and those personally impacted by ALS...
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Chris and his dad smiling together
January 20, 2023

Climbing for a cure

In just a few short weeks, Chris Clarke will embark on one of the most challenging physical journeys he’s encountered by trekking Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, but it’s...
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Jane and her friend sharing a moment together outside a café.
December 22, 2022

“While I still can, I will inspire my community to learn about ALS”: Jane’s story

There’s hardly a spot left on Jane’s left arm these days. That’s because so many of her family, friends, and neighbours are getting a tattoo with Jane — they choose one that’s meaningful to them and Jan...
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Steven Gallagher sitting on a couch with his wife and daughter, all smiling.
December 19, 2022

“While I still can, I will focus on what’s possible”: Steve’s story

Steven Gallagher has chosen hope and optimism over despair and gloom time and time again; H-O-P-E are four letters that have guided him over the past three years and throughout his life. Those who follo...
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Anne-Marie Marcil with her two daughters, all smiling together at home.
December 14, 2022

“While I still can, I will cherish my time with my children”: Anne-Marie’s story

Anne-Marie Marcil considers herself the luckiest unlucky woman. Last year, in April, amid all the uncertainty of the pandemic, she was diagnosed with ALS at just 46 years of age. As a mother to two youn...
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Richard Robitaille with a quote saying "While I still can, I will fight for everyone living with ALS and their families."
September 27, 2022

From scientific curiosity to a breakthrough ALS research discovery

I am an ALS scientist. For years, I have been spending my days conducting research in the lab. We are always trying to find the next big discovery, and today I want to tell you something: the biggest di...
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Mutiat and a caregiver sharing a tender moment at home.
December 17, 2021

In the face of hardship and an ALS diagnosis, love persists

Mutiat and Idris met on a street in Lagos, Nigeria 21 years ago and became fast friends. Their friendship was kindled for almost a decade before they realized they were in love and wanted to build a lif...
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Susheela Balasingham sitting with a caregiver in a living room.
December 10, 2021

No stranger to adversity, Susheela faced ALS with courage

Advocacy and funding for research and community-based support services are things that were important to Susheela. She was featured in ALS Canada's eAdvocacy campaign this year which launched during ALS...
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Steve Daly and his wife sitting together, smiling.
December 08, 2021

Steve may have lost his singing voice, but he hasn’t lost hope

Steve Daly loved to belt out a tune for family and friends. The 50-year-old husband and father of four is known for his extroverted personality and, before being diagnosed with ALS, enjoyed playing hock...
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Example - Advocacy

Jane and her friend sharing a moment together outside a café.
AdvocacyDecember 22, 2022

“While I still can, I will inspire my community to learn about ALS”: Jane’s story

There’s hardly a spot left on Jane’s left arm these days. That’s because so many of her family, friends, and neighbours are getting a tattoo with Jane — they choose one that’s meaningful to them and Jan...
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Steven Gallagher sitting on a couch with his wife and daughter, all smiling.
AdvocacyDecember 19, 2022

“While I still can, I will focus on what’s possible”: Steve’s story

Steven Gallagher has chosen hope and optimism over despair and gloom time and time again; H-O-P-E are four letters that have guided him over the past three years and throughout his life. Those who follo...
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Anne-Marie Marcil with her two daughters, all smiling together at home.
AdvocacyDecember 14, 2022

“While I still can, I will cherish my time with my children”: Anne-Marie’s story

Anne-Marie Marcil considers herself the luckiest unlucky woman. Last year, in April, amid all the uncertainty of the pandemic, she was diagnosed with ALS at just 46 years of age. As a mother to two youn...
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