Reproductive and Sexual Health

What types of birth control can I get in Ontario?
You can get many types of birth control in Ontario. Some types of birth control are widely available.
Where can I find information about sexual and reproductive health?
Many organizations and websites have information about sexual and reproductive health.
COVID-19 Resources & Information
You may have lots of concerns and questions about COVID-19. We have collected some trusted resources to help you find a reliable answer.

How and when should I schedule my first gynecology appointment?
On top of screening for potential health problems and addressing any health concerns you are having, your first gynecology appointment can also act as a safe space for asking questions and learning about healthy habits.
What can I expect from my gynecology appointment?
Your first appointment is the right step in beginning a lifetime of healthy habits.
HIV Disclosure to Sexual Partners
Disclosing to a sexual partner means telling someone you are having sex with that you are HIV-positive. People living with HIV have a legal obligation to tell their sexual partners they are HIV-positive before having sex in certain situations.

Checking for Cervical Cancer
Staying healthy helps you deal with the challenges of life in a new country. One way to stay healthy is to get checked, or screened, for cervical cancer every three years.
I did not plan to get pregnant. What are my choices?
This can be a very confusing and stressful time. You have choices.
Ontario Health and Physical Education Curriculum
An updated Ontario Health and Physical Education curriculum has been developed for students in grades 1-12. The curriculum covers topics such as healthy relationships, consent, mental health, and online safety.

What types of birth control can I get in Ontario?