Please Note: The disruption to Canada Post services means our mailed reminder letters, result letters and cervix self-screening kits may be delayed.
Cervix Screening reminder and result letters can be found in Health Gateway.
If you have a Cervix Self-Screening kit at home, please wait until postal services resume after the disruption to complete your sample and put it in the mail. Or you can drop off your completed kit at lab locations throughout the province.
There’s a new way to screen for cervical cancer that can be done wherever you feel safe and comfortable, such as in your home or at a health care provider’s office. Cervix self-screening is an alternative to the Pap for routine cervical cancer screening.
Watch this video to learn more about cervix self-screening:
Hear about why it's important to participate in cervix screening:
If you don’t want to do cervix self-screening, you can still choose to have a Pap test. Talk to a health care provider to discuss cervix screening options and when to screen.
Cervix screening is recommended for anyone with a cervix, including women and TTGD (Two-Spirit, transgender and gender diverse) people, between the ages of 25 and 69.
