Despite the advantages of cervical cancer screening and the accessibility of provincially covered health care in Canada, ensuring reasonable access to medically necessary services without out-of-pocket expenses, a critical concern persists. Immigrant women, constitutingΒ 20.6Β per centΒ of the total population, continue to be underscreened. This disparity raises significant health concerns, especially considering Canada’sΒ ongoing influxΒ of thousands of new immigrants annually.