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Got questions about prostate cancer? Need support? You are not alone.

Located in Ottawa, welcoming enquiries from all parts of Eastern Ontario and l’Outaouais.

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Meetings & Events

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Please come on out and join us in-person on Thursday 7 May for a relaxed social drop-in at the Maplesoft-Jones Centre. All are welcome – members, newcomers, and partners/caregivers.

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What's New

Please Join Us for a PCSO Social Get-together Thursday, 7 May 2026

Please come on out and join us in-person for a relaxed social drop-in at the Maplesoft-Jones Centre. All are welcome – members, newcomers, and partners/caregivers.

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Please come out and join us for our regular monthly meeting on 21 May 2026.

Please come out and join us for our regular monthly meeting on 21 May 2026.  It’s a hybrid sharing session, and everyone, including your partner, is welcome to join!

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2026 PCSO-sponsored Dragon Boat Teams Recruiting

The 2026 Dragon Boat season is just around the corner for the two PCSO-sponsored cancer survivor teams – Great Big C (men’s team) and We Beat U (mixed team) – with the Ottawa Dragon Boat Festival starting on Friday 19 June 2026.  Team captain Michael once again is recruiting new paddlers for both teams, so consider joining for a rewarding experience of physical exercise, camaraderie and great fun.  See Michael’s recruiting poster at the Read More button below.

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PCSO Board of Directors Newest Member Mr. David Dunlop

The PCSO Board of Directors welcomes its newest appointed member, Mr. David Dunlop.

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PCSO Chairman’s ‘What Happened January – December 2025 at PCS Ottawa’ Report

Have a look through our brief summary of Prostate Cancer Support Ottawa happenings in 2025.  It was another wonderful year of new memberships, fundraising, awareness events and social get-togethers.  As we look forward to continued growth in supporting individuals and their partners and families in 2025 and beyond, we extend our sincerest thanks to our generous members, volunteers, and donors for your contributions to this successful year.

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PCSO Bernie Geiger’s Wonderful Gift to our 2025 Christmas Party Attendees

Bernie prepared lovely table decorations for all the attendees at last year’s PCSO Christmas party, that included a wonderful message of hope for everyone affected by prostate cancer.  Click the Read More link below for a photo of Bernie’s thoughtful creation.  Thanks Bernie, and best wishes to all for a happy 2026!

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PCSO Awareness Presentations

We offer organizations in Ottawa, Eastern Ontario, and the Outaouais the opportunity to learn how Prostate Cancer Support Ottawa helps men and their families affected by prostate cancer.

Although prostate cancer is highly treatable when detected early, it remains the second leading cause of cancer death among Canadian men. In 2025, an estimated 30,400 men in Canada were diagnosed with prostate cancer, including more than 1,400 men in the regions served by PCS Ottawa.

Our Awareness Team is available to present to interested organizations. We provide a brief presentation followed by discussion and questions on prostate cancer, including diagnosis, treatment options, side effects, rehabilitation, and the services offered by Prostate Cancer Support Ottawa. Presentations are available in English or French.

To book a presentation, email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or call 613‑828‑0762 with your preferred date(s) and requirements.

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We thank you for your continued support!

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