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There's no denying that, 2018 though it may be, sex and shame are still closely linked in our "advanced" society, especially for women and feminine-presenting people. Many of us are taught that women aren't supposed to have, or want, sex outside of love, and even marriage in particularly old-fashioned circles.

Rayne Fisher-Quann was seven years old the first time a man masturbated in front of her on the Toronto subway.

Rayne Fisher-Quann was seven years old the first time a man masturbated in front of her on the Toronto subway.

Vancouver councillors have ended two days of public hearings by voting to allow duplexes in most city neighbourhoods currently restricted to single-family homes.

Without doubt, it would have been a lot better if Wednesday's court decision favouring Ontario Conservatives had gone the other way — better for local democracy, better for rights and freedoms. Better to slow the train of cuts coming down the tracks.

Opponents of the federal government's carbon pricing plan call it a "tax on everything," but a new report suggests it could actually be a "rebate on everything" for consumers in provinces where the tax will be implemented.

TORONTO — The Ontario government has introduced legislation to scrap the Green Energy Act, which aimed to bolster the province's renewable energy industry.

On November 13, Calgarians will be asked to cast potentially the most important ballot of their lives. We will directly weigh in on whether they want their city to bid to host the 2026 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games.

If you've been wondering what to watch after "Crazy Rich Asians," Wong Fu Productions has you covered. The digital production company just dropped "Asian Bachelorette 2," and it's full of even more laughs, drama and Asian eye candy than you could have asked for.

A sexual assault investigation by Ottawa police has resulted in more than 20 charges being laid against one of the force's officers and the possibility of more to come, investigators said Wednesday.

Ontario's decision to cancel a basic income experiment early is unethical, professors from around the world said in an open letter published Tuesday.

Before summer started, we were left on the edge of our seats following all the anxiety-inducing cliffhangers from our favourite TV series. Luckily, as summer went on, we kept ourselves occupied enough to get over our TV heartbreak and the eternity it seemed to take for our shows to get back on our screens.

HALIFAX — Canada's environment minister said she's no "quitter" despite calls Wednesday from David Suzuki for her to resign and a G7 meeting that didn't shift her American counterpart's firm opposition to the Paris climate agreement.

Canadian kids might not be doing as well as we think they are, according to the recent report, Raising Canada from the O'Brien Institute for Public Health at the University of Calgary and Children First Canada.

A former editor at the New York Review of Books says he stands by his decision to publish a controversial essay written by disgraced former radio host Jian Ghomeshi.

OTTAWA — One year out from a federal election, Liberals announced more than $1.1 billion in spending across the crucial battleground of Quebec during a 10-week period this summer, an analysis by HuffPost Canada shows.

A restaurant in Boisbriand, Que. has come up with an ingenious way to save lives: free poutine.

WASHINGTON — Canada wants more from its negotiating partners before signing on to a revamped North American Free Trade Agreement, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau suggested Wednesday as his well-travelled foreign affairs minister resumed her place at the talks in Washington.

Maxime Bernier scored mock applause after question period Wednesday when he rose to discuss — what else? — supply management.