Lipedema Canada • Lipœdème Canada

Canada's National Association for Lipedema

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Lipedema in Lights – at the CN Tower

CN Tower 290 Bremner Blvd, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Join us on June 11, 2025, as the iconic CN Tower glows purple in a stunning display of support for Lipedema Awareness Day! This powerful initiative, organized by Jenn Sephton and supported by Lipedema Canada, aims to raise visibility and foster connection for those living with lipedema. Witness the tower's breathtaking purple lighting during the last 30 minutes of each hour, starting at sunset. Whether you're in Toronto or across the country, you can participate by sharing your photos and joining our community collage. Together, let’s celebrate strength, unity, and advocacy for lipedema awareness!

free

8 Surprising Truths About Lipedema – and How Canadians Are Still Being Left Behind

Virtual Event Virtual Event

Join us for an enlightening webinar that uncovers the systemic gaps in lipedema care in Canada. Discover how health equity issues, gendered impacts, and clinician education play crucial roles in the experiences of those living with lipedema. Learn to identify barriers to assessment and care, advocate for improved access, and reflect on the vital role clinicians play in transforming awareness into action. Whether you're a clinician or a patient, this free event offers valuable insights and resources. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this important conversation and help shape the future of lipedema care in Canada!

free

Lipedema at the Leg

Manitoba Legislative Building 450 Broadway, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Join Lipedema Canada at the Manitoba Legislature for "Lipedema at the Leg"—our first in-person Lipedema Awareness Month event. Together, we'll raise our voices for the 1 in 9 affected by lipedema and call for the equitable care they deserve.

Wear purple, bring your community, and show your support. Meet our board, connect with service providers, and be part of a powerful movement for change.

End the day with a purple-lit tribute at the Esplanade Riel Bridge and WINNIPEG sign. Let’s make lipedema visible—and unforgettable.