The Ontario Breast Screening Program (OBSP) provides breast cancer screening for women, trans and nonbinary people.Who should be screened?For people at average risk ages 40–74: A mammogram is recommended every two years.How to Book Breast Cancer ScreeningIf you’re eligible for breast cancer screening, you can book your own mammogram through the Ontario Breast Screening Program — no referral is required.Call the Ontario Breast Screening Program: 1-800-668-9304. They can help you find an OBSP screening location near you.

Cervical cancer screening looks for human papillomavirus (HPV), which can cause changes in cervical cells that may lead to cervical cancer.Anyone with a cervix who has been sexually active is at risk for cervical cancer.Who should be screened?For people at average risk ages 25–69: Cervical screening with an HPV test is recommended every five years.How to Book Cervical Cancer ScreeningIf you have a family doctor or nurse practitioner: Contact them to arrange cervical screening.If you don't have a primary care provider in North Simcoe: You can book cervical cancer screening directly with the Georgian Bay Women’s Clinic. Visit: the Georgian Bay Women’s Clinic website or call: 705-540-8054

The Fecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) is a simple at-home stool test that looks for tinyamounts of blood in your stool.Who should be screened?For people at average risk ages 45–74: Colorectal cancer screening with a FIT is recommended every two years.How to Access a FITIf you have a family doctor or nurse practitioner: Talk to them about colorectal cancer screening.If you don't have a primary care provider: Call the Simcoe Muskoka Cancer Screening Hotline at 1-866-608-6910 for help accessing colorectal cancer screening.