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CP Has Heart

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Through sponsorships like the CP Women's Open​ and Spruce Meadows, we're able to shine a spotlight on local heart charities that make a big impact in their communities.

"The CP Women's Open is an amazing opportunity to draw attention to the important work being done by doctors to mend the hearts of the future," said Keith Creel, President and CEO of CP. "Partnering with BC Children's Hospital Foundation again is a natural fit and progression from our first partnership in 2015. I look forward to seeing the lasting legacy this brings to the hospital, children and families who need it."

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Since 2014, we've committed over $33 million to heart health through our CP Has Heart program.

CP Has Heart has donates $5,827,000 to Heart Research
CP Has Heart donates $480,000 for heart-saving equipment
CP Has Heart donates $356,000 for Heart Prevention
CP Has Heart donates $1,400,000 for cardiac care


Learn about the impact we've made​​​​ for Heart Health across North America​​​​​

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CP and Heart & Stroke are teaming up once again to save lives and improve the health of all people in Canada through the partnership renewal of $1.5 million for heart research over the next three years.

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We provide funding to organizations that aim to improve the heart health of people in communities all over North America.


 

Review our funding guidelines​ here​​

 Why research matters

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Why set our hearts on heart health?​​​

  • 1 in every 100 babies born in Canada each year has a congenital heart defect
  • 90 percent of Canadians have at least one risk factor
  • Heart disease and stroke take one life every seven minutes in Canada
  • Cardiovascular disease is the number one killer of women and men in the world​
  • Heart dise​​​ase is preventable and manageable​​



 Love your heart - tips for a healthy heart

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You can't control family history or genetics, but there are steps you can take to prevent heart disease.

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