This page commemorates those who have led in their field in the fight against HIV/AIDS. The listing is not exhaustive – it is based on In-Memoriam notices posted on the CAS web site since 2002 (please see the obituary posting policy).
George Floyd was one of the many Black people that have endured violence and death at the hands of police, who regularly abuse their power in the name of “law enforcement”. The Canadian AIDS Society (CAS) condemns this anti-Black racism and fully supports those in Canada and around the world who are fighting against it.
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Nicola “Nicki” Diliso, a vibrant and compassionate soul, embraced life with zeal and encouraged others to do the same. As a dedicated volunteer, particularly for The AIDS Committee of Ottawa, he tirelessly advocated for equality and respect for all, leaving an indelible mark on the HIV/AIDS and Harm Reduction communities locally and globally. Diagnosed during
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The Canadian AIDS Society remembers Brian Huskins. His longstanding dedication to the movement has made incredible impact for many. He led our efforts for years in the early 1990’s with compassion, integrity and vision. One of his most notable accomplishments while with Canadian AIDS Society, was his leadership through the Canadian tainted blood scandal. We
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