The MS Carnation Campaign begins on May 9

Women in Canada are 3 times more likely to be diagnosed with multiple sclerosis than men. Because of this, many Canadians living with MS are mothers. That's why every year the MS Carnation Campaign takes place over Mother's Day weekend.

From May 9-11, 2013, thousands of volunteers in more than 280 communities across Canada will be showing their dedication to finding a cure by selling carnations on street corners, in malls and in other public spaces. Show your support for the fight to end MS buying a carnation this Mother’s Day.

For more information visit http://mssociety.ca/ontario/carnation.htm.