Sex news and society
Weekly roundups of Canadian and international stories on sexuality, law, research and society.
News, expert Q&A and a national directory of clinics, therapists, educators and shops. Written for adults, grounded in consent, and free of shame.
Sex Life Canada is an independent Canadian resource about sexuality for adults. We cover sexual health, relationships, education, culture and the people and businesses who make a healthy sex life easier to find.
The site began as a national hub for sex-positive journalism and community. We are rebuilding that idea for today: clear reporting, practical guides and a directory you can trust, organised by city and province.
Reporting and commentary on sexuality across Canada, from policy and public health to culture and pleasure.
Weekly roundups of Canadian and international stories on sexuality, law, research and society.
Neutral explainers on frequently asked questions about desire, communication, relationships and intimacy.
Plain-language features on books, film, performance and public conversation about sexuality.
Background on dating, partnership, communication and intimacy in Canada.
Good information prevents problems and removes stigma. The health section describes how sexual health is organised and discussed in Canada.
An overview of public health services, education programs, retail and community groups found across Canada.
Sexual health clinics, STI testing, family planning and sexual health centres.
Sex therapists, counsellors, educators and workshops.
Adult stores, lingerie, pleasure products and body-safe retailers.
LGBTQ2S+ organizations, social groups, classes and local events.
Quick answers about the site and sexual health in Canada.
Sex Life Canada is a Canadian resource for adults covering sex-positive news, sexual health and education, and a directory of clinics, therapists, educators, shops and community groups.
Sex-positive means approaching sexuality with openness and respect for consent, safety and individual choice, without shame or judgment for what consenting adults do.
STI and HIV testing is offered through family doctors, public health units, sexual health clinics and community health centres in every province and territory.
Yes. The site is intended for people aged 18 and over, and some content discusses adult topics.
No. Our content is for information and education and is not a substitute for advice from a doctor, nurse or licensed therapist.