One in five? The surprising truth about non-monogamy in Canada

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A recent study in the Journal of Sex Research suggests that about one in five people in this country have practiced consensual non-monogamy, sometimes called polyamory. Despite its growing visibility, many people still know very little—or nothing at all—about what that actually means. To dig into the topic, Evan is joined by Molly Roden Winter, author of More: A Memoir of an Open Marriage.
27 Apr 12PM English Canada News Commentary

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