Choose your Run for Survival event

Run for Survival brings communities together to raise funds for pancreatic cancer research, earlier detection, better treatment options, and patient support.

This year, you can join Run for Survival in Edmonton, Calgary, or Mississauga.

Whether you walk, run, fundraise, volunteer, or participate virtually, your support helps move pancreatic cancer survival forward.

Edmonton

Saturday, October 17, 2026 10:00am Sir Wilfrid Laurier Park, Edmonton, AB
Register for Edmonton

Calgary

Sunday, October 18, 2026 10:00am Fish Creek Provincial Park, Calgary, AB
Register for Calgary

Mississauga

Saturday, October 24, 2026 12:00pm Erindale Park, Mississauga, ON
Register for Mississauga

Register for your city and start fundraising for pancreatic cancer survival.

What is Run for Survival?

Run for Survival is part of Pancreatic Cancer North America’s Survival Series, a collection of community events raising funds and awareness for one of the world’s toughest cancers.

Each event gives people a way to take action for those facing pancreatic cancer today, the loved ones we carry with us, and the future we are working to change. This is more than a run. It’s a way to show up, raise funds, and demand better outcomes.

What to Expect

Run for Survival is open to participants of different ages, abilities, and fitness levels. Depending on the event, you can participate as an individual, create or join a team, fundraise, donate, volunteer, or take part virtually.

You don’t need to be a runner to be part of Run for Survival.

You can walk, run, bring your community with you, and fundraise in honour of someone you love. Every step helps move survival forward.

Every Step Pushes Survival Forward

Pancreatic cancer remains one of the deadliest and least understood cancers. Too many people are diagnosed late, with too few treatment options and too little time. PCNA is working to change that through research, patient support, education, advocacy, and awareness. When you register, fundraise, donate, or support a participant, you help move survival to years, not just months.