Christopher Cutler
Advocate · Writer · Charity leader

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Founder & Executive Director
The Heather Cutler Foundation

A Canadian pancreatic cancer advocate working toward fairer access to care, clearer information, and a stronger voice for patients and families.

Christopher Cutler, Founder and Executive Director of The Heather Cutler Foundation.
Newfoundland & Labrador, CanadaAdvocacy with purpose
Rooted in lived experience.Pancreatic cancer advocacyPatient & caregiver informationHealth policy

A personal reason.
A public purpose.

Christopher Cutler is a Canadian advocate and writer, and the founder and executive director of The Heather Cutler Foundation.

He established the foundation in 2024 in memory of his mother, Heather Cutler, a registered nurse who died of pancreatic cancer. Her experience is the reason behind his work for people facing the disease and the families alongside them.

Based in Newfoundland and Labrador, Christopher leads the registered Canadian charity’s strategy, policy engagement, and public communications. He serves in a volunteer leadership role, with a focus on patient information and fairer access to care.

His work brings together lived experience, writing, and policy advocacy. It includes the foundation’s public reporting on pancreatic cancer care and participation in a working committee developing national care pathways.

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This is Christopher’s personal professional website. The foundation’s programs, patient resources, and official announcements are published at heathercutler.ca.

The connected picture.

Find Christopher’s contributor biography and the foundation’s information for journalists.

A conversation can be a start

Let’s connect.

For collaborations, speaking opportunities, or a conversation about pancreatic cancer advocacy in Canada.

Professional enquirieschristopher@heathercutler.ca
Media & interviewspress@heathercutler.ca
For media requests, please include your deadline and time zone. Christopher speaks from advocacy and lived experience, not as a clinician.