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After 4 months of treatment, CTV anchor Jocelyn Laidlaw spreads the message about colorectal cancer awareness

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CTV News anchor Jocelyn Laidlaw was diagnosed with cancer 17 weeks ago. She announced her diagnosis on a newscast. March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month in Canada. The disease afflicts 25,000 Canadians a year and kills just under 10,000.

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After 4 months of treatment, CTV anchor Jocelyn Laidlaw spreads the message about colorectal cancer awareness

When CTV News anchor Jocelyn Laidlaw got her cancer diagnosis, her first impulse was to keep it a secret.

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