The government proposes to put menstrual products, such as tampons, in the same group of supplies employers must provide free, which includes toilet paper, soap, warm water, and a way to dry your hands. Continue reading →

This week on Focus Montreal: the government defends its secularism bill as a citizen-led group speaks out against it, and meet three advocates fighting for better health care for women with disabilities. Continue reading →

A doctor and patients at the hospital sought a temporary injunction to keep the department open. Continue reading →

MUHC management said its plans to shutter the clinic have not changed. Continue reading →

The interactive game teaches people about the clitoris, and invites them to practice techniques to “satisfy” it. Continue reading →

The discovery, which is still in its early stages, could help those opting for IVF treatment. Continue reading →

The number of Canadian women taking birth control pills has dropped in recent years. Continue reading →

You shouldn’t have to arrange your life around your period, doctors say. Continue reading →