Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

September 1, 2026 - September 30, 2026

Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

In 2026, approximately 840 Saskatchewan men are projected to be diagnosed with prostate cancer – nearly 2 people every day.
But with early detection, prostate cancer is highly treatable. Know the signs, learn your risk, and support Saskatchewan men.

Get the Support You Need

Whether you're newly diagnosed, in treatment, or living beyond prostate cancer, support is available for you and your loved ones. Connect with the Prostate Cancer Support Network in Regina or Saskatoon to meet others who understand what you're going through.

Listen to members of the Prostate Cancer Support Network describe their cancer experience and provide advice to other men.

Watch Prostate Cancer Survivor Stories

Funds raised here, stay here to help improve prostate cancer care – right here at home.

Your donation to the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan ensures men can face prostate cancer with confidence and care in our province.

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How You Can Help

KNOW THE RISKS

Your age, family history, and other factors all influence your risk. Understanding your personal risk is the first step toward protecting your health.

SPREAD THE WORD

Wear blue on Fridays, amplify the message, share facts and survivor stories, and join the conversation. Follow @cancerfdnsask on your social media accounts.

ENCOURAGE TESTING

Encourage the men in your life to speak with their family doctor about monitoring their PSA levels, emphasizing the importance of early detection

Stay Strong - Stay Informed

Take Action

Know Your Risk

Your age, family history, and other factors all influence your risk. Understanding your personal risk is the first step toward protecting your health.

Check Your PSA

Early detection saves lives. A simple PSA blood test can help identify changes that may require further investigation. Knowing your baseline makes it easier to recognize changes over time.