Former federal justice minister Jody Wilson-Raybould has announced that she will be commencing treatment for breast cancer. Wilson-Raybould shared this news on social media, revealing that the treatment follows a recent surgical procedure. Despite the challenges ahead, she expressed gratitude towards the supportive individuals who have shared their stories of strength and recovery with her.
Acknowledging the care provided by her surgeons and the B.C. Cancer Agency, Wilson-Raybould emphasized the importance of regular mammograms and screenings for various cancers and illnesses. Having served in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal cabinet for three years before resigning and subsequently being re-elected as an Independent in her Vancouver riding in 2019, Wilson-Raybould remains resilient in the face of her health battle.
The tweet shared by Wilson-Raybould indicated her surprise at the turn of events in 2026, highlighting her upcoming breast cancer treatment in light of the recent surgery she underwent. She encouraged her followers to stay informed about their health and seek necessary medical screenings.