Next meeting

Please Join Us for a PCSO Social Get-together Thursday, 3 April 2025

This extra monthly PCSO meeting will start at 6:00 pm on 3 April 2025, at St Stephen’s Anglican Church at 930 Watson Street [MAP]. It’s an in-person only event, with coffee and light refreshments available.

To help us with planning, please let us know by email at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) if you’ll be attending, and be sure to include how many persons will be in your party.

Looking forward to seeing you there!

Dates Format Details
2025
17 April Sharing session In-person portion at the Maplesoft-Jones Centre
01 May Social Drop-in *In Person* Maplesoft-Jones Centre
15 May AGM and Sharing Session TBA - Watch our website for details
05 June Social Drop-in *In Person* Maplesoft-Jones Centre
19 June Guest speaker Jessica Losch, Nanostics Precision Health
21 August Annual PCS Ottawa BBQ *In Person* Watch our website for details

Past Events

Thursday, 20 March 2025 – Guest Speaker, Marc Séguin, Author, Advocacy in Aging

Our next regular monthly PCSO meeting will be at the Ottawa Cancer Foundation’s Maplesoft-Jones Centre [MAP] on 20 March 2025, starting at 6:30 pm.  Our guest speaker will be Marc Séguin, author of Advocacy in Aging – Building your team for life transitions.

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Monthly Meeting 20 February 2025

Please come out and join us for a supplemental meeting on 20 February 2025. It’s a hybrid sharing session, and everyone, including your partner, is welcome to join!

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Please Join Us for a PCSO Social Get-together Thursday, 6 February 2025

Please come on out on 6 February 2025 and join us in-person for a relaxed social drop-in at St Stephen’s Anglican Church at 930 Watson Street [MAP].  All are welcome – members, newcomers, and partners/caregivers.

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Next PCSO meeting Thursday, 16 January 2025 – Guest Speaker, PhD Candidate at the University of Ottawa

Our next regular monthly PCSO meeting will be at the Ottawa Cancer Foundation’s Maplesoft-Jones Centre [MAP] on 16 January 2025, starting at 6:30 pm.  Our guest speaker will be Nicole Anna Rutkowski, PhD Candidate at the University of Ottawa.

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Please Join Us for a PCSO Social Get-together Thursday, 2 January 2025

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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It’s time once again for our ever-popular Prostate Cancer Support Ottawa Christmas Gathering

After another productive year thanks to the wonderful support of both our members and our Board of Directors, the Christmas season will soon be upon us, so let’s celebrate!

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Supplemental Meeting 05 December 2024

Please come out and join us for a supplemental meeting on 05 December 2024.  It’s a hybrid sharing session, and everyone, including your partner, is welcome to join!

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Regular PCS Ottawa Meetings

Unless otherwise noted, we hold Prostate Cancer Support Ottawa’s regular monthly meetings at the Maplesoft-Jones Cancer Survivorship Centre [Map] on the third Thursday of each month. We don’t hold meetings in the months of July and August, except for our ever-popular annual BBQ on the third Thursday of August.

We offer most of our meetings in hybrid format, allowing you to attend either in person or virtually. Watch our Meetings and Events website page or your e-mail inbox for meeting locations and specific registration instructions.

We normally start our meetings with a social gathering at 6:30 pm, followed at 7:00 pm with brief business announcements, followed by either a guest speaker or a sharing session.

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