The evolution of sex, porn and gender roles
Sex and pornography are no longer seen as pitchfork-worthy taboos in Canadian society.
Read MoreSex and pornography are no longer seen as pitchfork-worthy taboos in Canadian society.
Read MorePeople getting older doesn’t necessarily mean they’re getting smarter.
A study released Thursday shows a majority of Canadians aged between 40 and 59 are not practicing safe sex.
The findings published in the Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality surveyed married, divorced, single and widowed people.
Out of the 2,400 individuals asked online, 65 per cent of men and 72 per cent of women reported not using condoms during their last sexual encounter.
Read MoreStudents at the North Campus got a chance to get Genderbread cookies to support the LGBTQ community. The focus of this sale was to raise awareness for transgender rights.
Read MoreOntario has an updated sexual education curriculum for the first time since 1998.
Education Minister Liz Sandals released the updated curriculum at a press conference at Queen’s Park on Monday.
Read MoreJust because you’re single on Valentine’s Day, doesn’t mean you can’t have an orgasm. We headed to Come As You Are on Queen and Spadina for a crash course on sex toys.
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