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Canada: good to know
- What visitors pay. The City of Toronto says its sexual health clinics are free and confidential and can be used without a referral or an Ontario health card (OHIP).Published by City of Toronto· 18 Sep 2026
- PEP in this country. Toronto Public Health's own sexual health clinics do not offer HIV PEP or PrEP; the City's list names Hassle Free Clinic as offering both. HQ Toronto also offers PEP and advises going to an emergency room if you cannot reach a provider quickly. PEP must start within 72 hours.Published by City of Toronto· 18 Sep 2026
Emergency number: 911
LGBTQ+ friendly means the clinic says so itself. No label only means it hasn’t said, not that it’s unwelcoming.
- Hassle Free ClinicClosed · opens 10:00 tomorrowLGBTQ+ friendlySeen with symptoms: YesPEP (after HIV exposure): Yes
Long-running community sexual health clinic with free services, anonymous rapid HIV testing and a PEP/PrEP programme, run as separate men's and women's clinics with trans and Two Spirit people welcome at either.
- HQ TorontoClosed · opens 12:00 tomorrowLGBTQ+ friendlyVisitors accepted: YesPEP (after HIV exposure): Yes
Walk-in sexual health hub for guys into guys, trans and non-binary people where testing and treatment are free and people without Canadian health coverage are seen with a passport or other photo ID.
- The PrEP Clinic – TorontoClosed · opens 10:30 tomorrowLGBTQ+ friendlyVisitors accepted: Yes
LGBTQ+-owned clinic that says its in-person services are free without a health card and open to people visiting Ontario, with throat and rectal swabs, PrEP, Doxy-PEP, vaccines and two walk-in evenings a week.
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