The Kidney Foundation of Canada- Sault Ste. Marie Chapter

09/08/2026

📰Check out this great Sault Star article featuring Christina Kenny's family connection to kidney disease. The Kidney Foundation of SSM is proud to host the upcoming Kidney Walk on Sunday September 27th at the beautiful Roberta Bondar Park and Marina

09/08/2026

📰Check out this fantastic local story from Christina Kenny's perspective on family, advocacy, kidney disease and her extended family! The Kidney Walk is less than 3 weeks away. We are so excited to host our annual Kidney Walk on Sunday September 27th at the beautiful Roberta Bondar Park and Marina.

Keeping open dialogue with family, friends pays; again gearing up for Sault Ste. Marie's annual Kidney Walk

08/12/2026

Summer sun safety! Tips to avoid over exposure during these hot summer days.

07/10/2026

🫶Our annual Volunteer Appreciation event was a great success and a fantastic way to kick off the Kidney Walk season which is quickly approaching! Join us Tuesday August 18th for an amazing fundraiser pub hosted by the volunteer crew, and remeber to register for the Kidney Walk which is on Sunday September 27th at the beautiful Roberta Bondar Park and Marina 🙌

07/08/2026

Today is the official launch of the Silver Bells Christmas Market scheduled for November 21st, 2026 at the Water Tower Inn. Applications can be found using the following link:

The popular Silver Bells Christmas Market is back, boasting over 40 amazing local artisan vendors, a 50/50 raffle, and door prizes!

07/01/2026

Happy Canada Day! Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday. Please note: our offices are closed today and will reopen tomorrow July 2.

06/17/2026

New information about the increase in cases of CKD. Without action, chronic kidney disease is projected to affect more than 6.2 million Canadians by the year 2050!

Without action, chronic kidney disease (CKD) is projected to affect more than 6.2 million Canadians by 2050.

A new report commissioned by The Kidney Foundation of Canada reinforces the urgent need for governments to prioritize prevention, early detection, equitable access to care, and stronger kidney health data systems.

The findings build on The Kidney Foundation’s National Strategic Framework for Chronic Kidney Disease, which outlines a path toward a more sustainable, proactive kidney care system in Canada.

Kidney disease is not only a health issue — it is a growing economic challenge affecting patients, families, health systems, and the workforce.

Now is the time for coordinated action.

Read the full report here: bit.ly/CKD-Fina-Report