Saskatoon Sexual Health

10/27/2025

Next up from Chick Flicks Part Deux is the screening of 2005’s Pride and Prejudice. This is a film where romance simmers just beneath the surface, and every stolen glance feels like a confession.

Mr. Darcy is more than a brooding gentleman; he’s the embodiment of slow-burning desire, aching restraint, and the kind of love that ruins you a little (in the best way).

Join us in celebration of P&P’s 20th anniversary, and for an evening of longing, wit, and swoon-worthy tension! See you at the Broadway to support s*xual health and watch a classic!! 🍿🎬💜

10/22/2025

10/22/2025

Did you know that Saskatoon Sexual Health moved this year? You can find us in the Midtown Professional Centre at the corner of 23rd Street E & Pacific Ave. We are on the third floor of the building, which is accessible by stairs or elevator.

📍Find us At:
Saskatoon Sexual Health
301A 39 23rd Street E
Saskatoon SK S7K 0H6

10/20/2025

Where can you go for s*xual and reproductive healthcare or resources? Well, here is a list of all the resources in the provinces or ways to navigate s*xual health. You can also talk with your local walk in clinic, pharmacist or family doctor about what services they can provide.

Did we miss anything? Leave a comment below and we can add it to our list of resources.

10/16/2025

✨ TikTok Thursday ✨
Oh we’re so back! And apparently so is the merkin?? Based on the increasing rates of syphilis maybe it’s just another sign of the times?

Book an appointment or visit or walk in clinics to get tested. You can always bring a partner or pal. 👯💜

10/15/2025

Our youth programming is back!! Join us at Paved Arts (424 20th Street W) on October 26th at 2:00 pm to meet our Education & Outreach team and learn about our programming. Our group is open to 2SLGBTQIA+ youth ages 16-25. Snacks and resources will be provided!

Saskatoon Sexual Health is a proud recipient of funding from the Public Health Agency of Canada. The CARES (Culturally Appropriate & Radically Engaging on STBBIs) Project is for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth. We are a safe space for two spirit, q***r, gender diverse and trans youth. Attendees get fun education, artistic projects, and other activities!

Our programming will cover topics such as
- s*xual health education
- harm reduction
- cultural programming (e.g. beading, 2 spirit history, and more)
- self advocacy
- 2SLGBTQ rights and history
- naloxone training
- healthy relationships
- consent and more

We want to make sure that Saskatchewan’s youth have safe spaces to be themselves and learn the information or skills that will lead to healthier and safer futures. Join us on Sunday the 26th, to learn more about our group and meet other q***r and trans youth! If you have questions, reach out to us (cares@saskatoonsh.ca).

10/12/2025

Meet Our Next PSD CON Speaker: Natalya Mason (She/Her)!

Natalya is a s*xual health educator, social worker, and community advocate based in Saskatoon on Treaty Six Territory. A Black first-generation Canadian and q***r feminist, she’s passionate about social justice, reproductive rights, and inclusive education.

She’s worked with organizations like Saskatoon Sexual Health, SIECCAN , and Sexual Assault Services Saskatchewan, and currently works at the College of Medicine - University of Saskatchewan in the Division of Social Accountability.

We’re looking forward to the powerful insights she’ll bring to PSD CON 2025!

DETAILS:
* October 29–30, 2025 | Regina, SK

* Less than 10 tickets left. Don’t miss your chance!

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10/05/2025

Join us on Tuesday for a virtual lunch and learn! Our upcoming online education session, Reconciliation & Resurgence in Sexual Health is on October 7th at 12:00 pm.

In the spirit of reconciliation, Saskatoon Sexual Health is continuing our efforts to decolonize and indigenize s*xual and reproductive health education and services. In this webinar, the Saskatoon Sexual Health Education Team will discuss anti-racism, reconciliation and Indigenous resurgence in s*xual and reproductive health. Attendees will learn about the role s*xual and reproductive health has played in colonialism and how to move forward in better, anti-oppressive ways.

This webinar is free! It is open to the community, and is ideal for healthcare providers, allied healthcare professionals, s*x educators, and community based organizations. The webinar will also be recorded and emailed to registrants. Go to our linktree (link in bio) to sign up.

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/QcNTzZkyTjCKRohUiApK5w

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10/05/2025

Free workshops for parents and youths!

Join us for these workshops designed to help parents and youths better understand online activities, learn strategies to support safe digital engagement, and explore healthy conversations about boundaries, consent, and relationships.

The workshops are facilitated by Mx. Nillin Lore in partnership with OUTSaskatoon.

Workshops are 1.5 hours long.

To register:
-Go to: https://forms.gle/P1tuPdQ8wk44armp9.
OR
-Email support@outsaskatoon.ca
OR
-Drop in for the sessions on October 10th (for parents) or October 22nd (for youths).

Snacks and refreshments are provided.

10/04/2025

WE ARE HIRING! Saskatoon Sexual Health is looking for a s*x positive and community-minded receptionist to join our team!

We are hiring a full-time Medical Office Receptionist to support diverse communities in promoting healthy s*xualities. Our office is cooperative, friendly, and values collaboration.
Key responsibilities include:
- Greeting patients and assisting with forms
- Managing phone calls and appointments
- Responding to emails and electronic messages
- Informing healthcare providers about appointments
- Maintaining patient document filing systems
- Managing inventory and orders
- Providing phlebotomy support
- Performing additional assigned duties

Please combine your resume, cover letter stating how you meet the required qualifications, and three references into one pdf document with the file name: firstname_lastname_MOR.pdf and send it by email to director@saskatoonsh.ca. Please use this subject line for your email to us MOR Application.

09/30/2025

September 30th marks National Day of Truth & Reconciliation. We honour the survivors of the residential “school” system and other harm of colonialism and anti-indigenous racism. Many people wear orange as a symbol of reconciliation. The symbol’s origin is Phyllis Webstad’s story about having her own orange shirts taken away on her first day at a residential school.

The health, strength and communities of First Nations, Inuit and Metis peoples have been undermined and harmed by colonialism and anti-Indigenous racism. The impacts of colonialism are entrenched in the fabric of Canada and its institutions/systems. These impacts have been known and felt by Indigenous people. However, much of Canada was left unaware or apathetic about the harm, death and traumas associated with colonization. The truth of colonialism and residential schools is coming to light. There is still more to learn, protect and do in order to right the wrongs of residential school and the trauma it causes.

Learn from Indigenous educators and organizations! You can find some s*xual health organizations and books in this post. We all have more to learn and do in order to achieve the 94 Calls to Action from the Truth and Reconciliation Committee.

People impacted by residential schools and anti-Indigenous racism may be triggered by this content or the stories shared during Truth and Reconciliation Day. There are many Indigenous services that you can use to support your mental health. Swipe to find out more or contact your band office about mental health supports.

We all have a role to play in achieving reconciliation and equity. At Saskatoon Sexual Health, we believe our role is to highlight Indigenous voices in the s*xual/reproductive health space, decolonize healthcare and s*x ed, and provide trauma-informed services. We do this through listening and learning from survivors and Indigenous community members, cultural programming and maintaining a growth mindset in all we do.

We hope this day is full of community, healing and connection for everyone. We are all treaty people and that means upholding those promises and working towards reconciliation together.

09/28/2025

Warning: This post discusses systemic racism in healthcare and references the tragic medical neglect experience of Joyce Echaquan.

Remembering Joyce Echaquan's tragic experience highlights the urgent need to address systemic racism within healthcare systems. Her experience reflects broader inequities faced by First Nations peoples and reinforces the call for accountability, structural change, and culturally safe care for all.

Joyce’s Principle aims to guarantee all Indigenous people equitable, discrimination-free access to social and health services, as well as the right to the best possible physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health

For more information, visit:

https://principedejoyce.com/en/index

Artwork Credit
Illustration: Justice for Joyce (2020)
Artist: Eruoma Awashish, Atikamekw Nehirowiskwew of Opitciwan