When Emmanuelle Gattuso learned in November 2002 that doctors had spotted something suspicious during a routine mammogram she thought, “No, no, God’s not going to do that to me.” She had ...

The 10-year pledge is from Emmanuelle Gattuso, a breast-cancer survivor, and her husband, broadcasting mogul Allan Slaight, The Globe and Mail writes.

When the pandemic hit, Emmanuelle Gattuso, one of Toronto’s most committed philanthropists, worked harder than ever to help her beloved city.

The IMPACT Matching Campaign is funded by The Coriat Family, The Slaight Family Foundation and La Fondation Emmanuelle Gattuso, who will match donations to Holland Bloorview over the next two ...

The Donor: Emmanuelle Gattuso and Allan Slaight The Gift: $13.9-million The Cause: Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation, Toronto The Reason: To help start a rapid diagnostic centre for breast ...

Emmanuelle Gattuso is seen following a press conference announcing a $50-million donation to The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation Jan 21, 2013. The donation, the largest ever private gift to ...

The innovative program today received a $12.5-million donation from Emmanuelle Gattuso and her husband, broadcasting pioneer Allan Slaight.

Emmanuelle Gattuso has loved ballet ever since she was a six-year-old girl trying to learn how to pirouette. Her passion for dance has continued throughout her life and a few years ago, Ms ...

Canadian broadcasting entrepreneur Allan Slaight, who built and sold a media empire and helped bring satellite radio and the NBA to Canada, died at home in Toronto on Sunday. He was 90.

In 2009, Emmanuelle Gattuso, Allan Slaight and the Slaight family donated more than $22 million to create The Gattuso Rapid Diagnostic Centre at The Princess Margaret.

Emmanuelle Gattuso Culture The Scene: The Canadian Art Foundation hosts its 16th annual Gallery Hop Gala dinner and auction at the Carlu ...

At the Art Gallery of Ontario on Nov. 3, philanthropist Emmanuelle Gattuso joined fashion retailers George and Lisa Corbo to host a lunch for BELIEVE IT, the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation ...