Rob, Lisa and Rambling Dave at C95 were the number one radio morning show in 2000 , when Lisa was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer at the age of 35 years. Seven years later Lisa is still battling cancer publicly and  privately  and stands as a great example and inspiration to all affected by cancer. In 2006 Lisa was recognized by the YWCA as a Woman of  Distinction for her work through events such as the Lisa Rendall Golf Classic and the C95 Radio Marathon for Breast Cancer Research. Learn more about Lisa and her battle at www.lisarendall.com

Many businesses like to say that "they will treat you like family".  At Scotiabank they really do. 

Scotiabank has treated us with dignity, respect and honour from the inception of the CD project "Sea of Pink - Angel".  Scotiabank very generously funded the project enabling us to meet the requirements in the agreement with Sarah McLachlan (royalty free) so that 100 % of the retail price shall be donated to the cause.  Scotiabank has provided Pink Warrior with the opportunity for as much as three times the amount we initially asked for through a special program.  In addition the Scotiabank has used it's network of branches and committed staff to distribute and sell the CD's.

"Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your dedication in the form of funding, time, locations and most of all the great people that make Scotiabank different."  Kelly Gatzke

Since 2000 C95 has encouraged businesses, listeners and members of the community to pitch in and help raise money for breast cancer research. All of the fundraising efforts culminate in a 36 hour live radio marathon in October each year, where they speak to breast cancer survivors, their families and cancer research specialists to bring awareness to this disease. It’s an emotional and inspiring 2 days of radio! To date, Saskatoon and its surrounding communities have joined together to help raise $1.1 million dollars for breast cancer research!   Tune in October 25th and 26th  for the 8th annual C95 Radio Marathon for Breast Cancer Research at 95.1FM in Saskatoon and area or listen online at www.c95.com .

The Saskatchewan Cancer Agency provides cancer treatment, early detection and prevention programs, including the Screening Program for Breast Cancer and Prevention Program for Cervical Cancer, and conducts leading edge research. Cancer patients receive treatment and support services through the Allan Blair Cancer Centre in Regina, the Saskatoon Cancer Centre and 16 regional centres. To learn more about Saskatchewan Cancer Agency, or to make a donation, visit www.saskcancer.ca .

The missions of “Prairie Women on Snowmobiles” are provincial awareness events designed to focus attention on breast cancer and the recreation of snowmobiling as well as raise the much-needed funds for breast cancer research. PWOS has contributed 100%  of the funds raised for research which to date is more than $900,000.00 in seven missions. Each year this cavalcade of women volunteer snowmobilers travel across Saskatchewan, passing through many cities and towns in eight days. Sleds and riders start and finish the approximate 1800 km ride with numerous sleds and riders joining throughout the ride. Learn more about becoming a member, rider or volunteer at   www.prairiewomen.ca .