Physical activity and cancer in Canada
Learn about the relationship between physical activity and cancer, along with policies to get Canadians active
Physical activity and cancer
In partnership with the National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools at McMaster University, the Partnership commissioned a rapid synthesis on effective initiatives to increase physical activity and reduce sedentary time for cancer prevention outcomes. Please refer to this resource for a detailed analysis.
The Strategy
This resource supports Priority 1 of the Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control which is to decrease the risk of people getting cancer.
Learn more about the Strategy about The StrategyPhysical activity policy actions
Learn the latest research, cancer prevention efforts, and provincial, territorial, and municipal policies working to get Canadians active. Explore the effectiveness of policy-focused initiatives that include active transportation, urban design, sport and recreation, school environments, and public education, which are informed by the International Society for Physical Activity and Health (ISPAH) investment domains.