The results are in for the 2025 U of Mo Campus Challenge — and what a year it has been!

Students, clubs, societies, and campuses across Canada came together to raise $389,272 for men’s health, with 1288 students across 316 campuses taking part.

Now, to crown our campus champion.

With an impressive $30,687 raised, McMaster University is officially the 2025 U of Mo Champion.

This year saw some of the closest competition we’ve had. McGill University took silver, Concordia University secured bronze, and University of Western Ontario and University of Waterloo rounded out our top contenders.

To every student who participated — thank you. You’ve sparked conversations, raised awareness, and helped push men’s health forward within your communities.

Your leadership now helps build a healthier future later.

United We Mo.

We’re proud to announce the final results of the 2025 Movember Business Club — and what an incredible campaign it has been!

This year, Canada’s business community once again demonstrated its remarkable generosity and leadership. Together, Business Club teams raised an extraordinary $2,873,712 for men’s health, proving just how powerful this sector can be when it comes together with purpose.

2573 participants + 368 Teams rallied all month long — a tremendous show of commitment, teamwork, and impact.
Now, to crown our champion.

With $881,632 raised, Canso is officially our 2025 Movember Business Club Champion and top fundraising team in the world.

A special shoutout as well to our top individual fundraiser, John Carswell, who raised over $487,870 this year. His extraordinary leadership and long-time dedication to Movember continue to make a huge impact.

And while Canso takes the trophy, this was a competitive leaderboard. Ledcor and Doane Grant Thornton closed strong to claim second and third place, followed by impressive performances from KPMG and Gillam Group, rounding out the top five.

A massive thank-you to every company, captain, Mo Bro, and Mo Sister who took part. The impact you’re making on men’s health is real — and it starts with leaders like you.
Thank you for helping build a healthier future for men.
United We Mo.

We’re proud to announce the final results of the 2025 The Great Canadian Police Challenge — and what a campaign it has been!

This year, the industry once again stepped up in a massive way. Together, teams across Canada raised $15,562 for men’s health, proving just how powerful this sector is when it unites behind a cause.

225 participants from 62 teams rallied all month long — an incredible show of leadership, teamwork, and heart.

Now, to crown our champion.

With an outstanding $15,562 raised, Toronto Police is officially our 2025 The Great Canadian Police Challenge.

A special shoutout as well to our top individual fundraiser, Jordan Tabin, who raised $6,201.

And while our winner takes the trophy, this was our most competitive leaderboard yet. BC Police and Ontario Police closed strong to claim silver and bronze, with York Region and Calgary Police rounding out the top five.

A huge thank-you to every crew, captain, and Mo Bro and Mo Sister who took part. The impact you’re making on men’s mental health, suicide prevention, and cancer outcomes is real — and it starts with leaders like you.

Thank you for helping build a healthier future for men.

United We Mo.

Today, we’re excited to share the final results of the 2025 Great Canadian Fire Challenge — and what an incredible month it has been.

Fire halls and departments across the country came together to raise $ 374,638 for men’s health. That’s 895 firefighters across 164 halls and departments, united for a cause that hits close to home.

Now for the big moment.

With a remarkable $28,392 raised, Lesser Slave Lake Regional Fire is your 2025 Great Canadian Fire Challenge Champion.

A huge congratulations as well to our top individual fundraiser, Michael Junior, who raised $8,864.

This year’s leaderboard was tighter than ever. Toronto Fire claimed silver and Coquitlam Fire and Rescue took bronze, with Southern Georgian Bay Firefighters and Oakville Fire closing out the top five.

To every firefighter, captain, and community member who got involved — thank you. Your efforts will help fund life-changing programs in mental health, suicide prevention, and cancer support for men across Canada.

Your leadership makes a difference, on and off the job.

United We Mo.

We’re proud to announce the final results of the 2025 Canadian Banking Challenge — and what a campaign it has been!

This year, the banking sector once again stepped up in a massive way. Together, teams across Canada raised $1,068,543 for men’s health, showing just how powerful this community is when it unites behind a cause.

952 participants from 125 teams rallied all month long, an incredible show of leadership, teamwork, and heart across the industry.

Now, to crown our champion.
With an outstanding $427,027 raised, CIBC is officially our 2025 Canadian Banking Challenge Champion.

A special shoutout as well to our top individual fundraiser, Matt Watson, who raised over $40,140. His long-time commitment to Movember continues to inspire the entire sector.

And while CIBC takes the trophy, this was our most competitive leaderboard yet. RBC and BMO closed strong to claim silver and bronze, with ATB Financial and TD Bank rounding out the top five.

A huge thank-you to every bank, team captain, Mo Bro, and Mo Sister who took part. The impact you’re making on men’s mental health, suicide prevention, and cancer outcomes is real — and it starts with leaders like you.

Thank you for helping build a healthier future for men.
United We Mo.

We’re proud to announce the final results of the 2025 Canadian Construction Challenge — and what a campaign it has been!

This year, the industry once again stepped up in a massive way. Together, teams across Canada raised $1,173,048 for men’s health, proving just how powerful this sector is when it unites behind a cause.

1744 participants from 238 teams rallied all month long — an incredible show of leadership, teamwork, and heart.

Now, to crown our champion.

With an outstanding $154,994 raised, Ledcor takes home the crown again and is officially our 2025 Canadian Construction Challenge Champion.

A special shoutout as well to our top individual fundraiser, Craig Lesurf, who raised $58,069.

And while our winner takes the trophy, this was our most competitive leaderboard yet throughout the month. Gillam and Jermyn Lumber closed strong to claim silver and bronze, with Twin Lions and Associated Engineering rounding out the top five.

A huge thank-you to every crew, company, captain, and Mo Bro and Mo Sister who took part. The impact you’re making on men’s mental health, suicide prevention, and cancer outcomes is real — and it starts with leaders like you.

Thank you for helping build a healthier future for men.

United We Mo.

We’re proud to announce the final results of the 2025 Oil Rig Rumble — and what a campaign it has been!

This year, the industry once again stepped up in a massive way. Together, teams across the industry raised $1,196,897 for men’s health, proving just how powerful this sector is when it unites behind a cause.
1260 participants from 178 teams rallied all month long — an incredible show of leadership, teamwork, and heart.

Now, to crown our champion.

With an outstanding $202,803 raised, SECURE is officially our 2025 Oil Rig Rumble Champion.

A special shoutout as well to our top individual fundraiser, Rene Amirault, who raised $41,475.

And while our winner takes the trophy, this was our most competitive leaderboard yet. Pembina Pipeline Corporation and Imperial Oil closed strong to claim silver and bronze, with Co-Op Refinery and Precision Drilling rounding out the top five.

A huge thank-you to every crew, company, captain, and Mo Bro and Mo Sister who took part. The impact you’re making on men’s mental health, suicide prevention, and cancer outcomes is real — and it starts with leaders like you.

Thank you for helping build a healthier future for men.

United We Mo.

Movember 30 is almost here so it's time to finalize those transactions and wrap up the quarterly reports!

Thank you for making such a strategic investment in men’s health this Movember. As we approach the final close of the books, take a moment to assess your assets—every Mo, every event, and every dollar raised has significantly boosted the value of men’s health.

Mark your calendars: the leaderboards will officially close on Wednesday, December 10th, at 5 PM EST. That's when we'll announce the 2025 Champions of the Movember Business Club. Donations can still be made after this deadline, but they won’t factor into the leaderboard standings.

Let’s finish this month strong and optimize the impact on men’s health!

As we approach the final week of the U of Mo challenge, the leaderboard is still in session!

A huge round of applause to everyone for contributing this year, raising funds and awareness for men’s health. Your efforts are passing with flying colours, making a real impact in workplaces and communities across the country. Thank you for your dedication to the cause!

We’ll be announcing our U of Mo Challenge champion on Wednesday, December 10th, at 5 PM EST. Donations can still come in after that, but they won’t count toward the final score.

Time to study hard and ace the final test!

We’re at the end of Week #4, and the finish line for this year’s Banking Challenge is in sight! Keep those Mos growing and the momentum going – every effort you make is changing the face of men’s health.

The final countdown is ON! The leaderboard officially closes on Wednesday, December 10th, at 5 PM EST, when we’ll crown the 2025 Movember champions. Who will take the top spot? The competition is fierce, and every dollar counts!

You’ve already achieved incredible things, but now’s the time to give it that final push and end on a high note.

United We Mo. Let’s make it legendary!

Movember 30 is just around the corner — time to nail the final stretch!

Thank you for building an incredible month of momentum across Canada’s construction industry. Every Mo grown, every event hosted, every early morning conversation on site — it all adds up.
As we head into the home stretch, take a moment to look at the work you’ve put in. You’ve lifted the beams, poured the foundation, and raised the roof for men’s health all month long.

Important:
The Construction Challenge leaderboard closes Wednesday, December 10 at 5 PM EST.
Donations made after that time will still support Movember but won’t count toward final standings.

Let’s rally for one final push. Tighten those toolbelts, fire up the crews, and take this challenge across the finish line.

Thanks for being the hard hats behind this movement.

United We Mo!

Movember 30 is fast approaching so it's time to sound the siren for the final push!

A massive thank you for patrolling the streets of support all month long. As we prepare for the final operation, take a moment to reflect: you’ve raised the stakes for men’s health with every Mo, every event, and every dollar raised. You've been on duty all month, and it shows!

Mark your calendars: the leaderboards will close on Wednesday, December 10th at 5 PM EST, when we’ll crown the 2025 Great Canadian Police Challenge Champion. Donations can still be made after this deadline, but they won’t count toward the leaderboard.

Let’s finish strong and put the cuffs on the issues surrounding men’s health together. Thanks for being the officers leading this charge—we couldn’t have asked for a better force!

Movember 30 is just around the corner so it's time to sound the siren for the final push!

Thank you for fueling the flames of support throughout Movember.
As we prepare for the final rescue operation, take a moment to survey the scene—you’ve helped raise the ladder for men’s health with every ‘stache, every event, and every dollar raised.

Mark your calendars: the leaderboards will officially close on Wednesday, December 10th, at 5 PM EST. That’s when we’ll announce the 2025 Great Canadian Fire Challenge Champion. Donations can still roll in after this deadline, but they won’t count toward the leaderboard standings.

Let’s finish strong and douse the flames of men's health challenges together. Thank you for being the firefighters behind this incredible movement!

Movember 30 is just around the corner and we have our most competitive Oil Rig Rumble in years with a lot of movement in the past week!

As we groom those Mos for the final days, take a moment to admire your success—you’ve been fueling the future of men’s health with every ‘stache, every event, and every dollar raised. You’ve struck oil for this incredible cause!

Mark your calendars: the leaderboard will officially close on Wednesday, December 10th, at 3PM PST. That’s when we’ll crown our 2025 Oil Rig Rumble champs. While donations can still flow in after this deadline, they won’t count toward the leaderboard standings.

Thank you for drilling into men's health this Movember!

Week 3 is wrapping up, and campuses across Canada are absolutely crushing it. Students, clubs, faculties, and teams are stepping up — growing bold Mos, hosting events, and raising awareness for men’s mental health and prostate cancer and testicular cancer.

A special shoutout to Pringles, whose dollar match this week gave student fundraising an incredible lift. Thanks for helping amplify the impact across campuses.

See who’s climbing the campus leaderboard.

Let’s keep the student energy high as we head into the final week. Finish strong, keep spreading the word, and keep showing your campus what Movember is all about.

Week 3 is coming to a close, and fire services across Canada are showing incredible leadership for men’s health. Stations, crews, and departments from coast to coast have been stepping up — growing Mos, moving with purpose, and driving conversations that save lives.

This week, we also saw a huge boost thanks to a generous dollar match from our partner Pringles, helping stretch donations even further. A massive thank-you to Pringles for fuelling the momentum.

Check out where your department sits on the leaderboard.

Let’s carry this energy into the final stretch. Keep growing, moving, and sparking important conversations in your halls and on your shifts.