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Find Positive Singles in Canada

Meet people living with herpes, HIV, HPV, hepatitis and other STDs who already understand an important part of your life. Create a profile, discover compatible singles and start conversations without making a diagnosis your whole identity.

A Canadian space for dating, friendship and community.

Registration continues through the Positive Singles account service.

ProfilesPhotos, interests and goals
SearchLocation and preference filters
Private ChatMessages, chat and voice
CommunityBlogs, groups and activity
STD Q&AQuestions and shared knowledge

One account, different reasons to join

Dating is central, but it is not the only way to connect

Some members arrive ready to date. Others want friendship, a place to talk openly or practical insight from people with similar experiences. If romance is not your goal, the community participation guide helps you choose between Blogs, Chat Room, Q&A and private conversation.

01

Find dates and lasting relationships

Build a profile with photos, interests, location and relationship goals. Search and discovery tools help you notice people whose lives and expectations fit your own.

02

Make friends without romantic pressure

Use profiles, blogs, group conversations and community spaces to meet people who understand the context, even when a relationship is not your immediate goal.

03

Learn from the community

Member blogs, STD Q&A and shared experiences can make everyday questions feel less isolating. They complement professional care; they do not replace it.

Create a profile with some personality

Give the right person more than a status to notice

Your profile can include photos, interests, location and the kind of connection you want. Health context helps members understand one another, but the details that start a good message are usually more ordinary: what you do on weekends, what makes you laugh and what you hope a relationship will feel like.

Profile essentials Make discovery easier and conversation more natural
  • 01

    Add recent photos. Keep public images straightforward and use a private album when you want to approve access individually.

  • 02

    State what you want. Dating, friendship and a long-term relationship lead to different conversations.

  • 03

    Describe real interests. Specific details make a better opening than a list of broad adjectives.

  • 04

    Set practical expectations. Location, schedule and a realistic travel range matter across Canada.

Couple sharing a quiet dinner together

Start with location, then let conversation reveal whether everyday life fits.

Discovery that starts with location

Search Canada broadly, then focus on people you can realistically meet

Country and province searches provide a practical starting point. More detailed filters can refine age, interests and relationship preferences, while the profile itself helps you decide whether someone is worth a conversation.

  1. Start with country and province

    Search within Canada or focus on a province before adding personal preferences. Some detailed filters depend on the current account level.

  2. Use profiles to judge everyday fit

    Interests, relationship goals and recent activity often reveal more than distance alone. Read before sending a wink or starting a message.

  3. Let conversation test the distance

    Private messaging, chat and voice chat can help two people decide whether travel makes sense before arranging an in-person date.

  4. Meet publicly when you are ready

    Choose an easy-to-reach public place, arrange your own transportation and tell someone you trust where you will be.

What you can do after joining

Move from a profile to a real conversation

Positive Single includes the dating and community features available through Positive Singles: profile discovery, winks, private messaging, live chat, voice chat, blogs, group conversations, activity updates and STD Q&A. Access to some communication and search tools depends on membership level.

Search, browse and signal interest

Search by location and preferences, browse recommended profiles, send a wink or use quick discovery features to show interest before writing a longer introduction.

Message in the way the moment needs

Private messages suit a thoughtful introduction. Live and group chat support quicker conversation, while voice chat offers another step before sharing a phone number.

Take part beyond one-to-one dating

Blogs, activity posts, community conversations and STD Q&A give members room to exchange experiences, ask questions and get to know one another beyond a match screen.

1Create

Choose a username and build your profile.

2Discover

Search profiles and send a wink when someone stands out.

3Connect

Use the communication options available to your account.

Create Your Profile

Privacy controls you can actually use

Decide who sees your profile, photos and personal details

Privacy is not one switch. Positive Single provides several controls for different moments, while you remain responsible for what you share and how quickly you move a conversation offline.

Use public and private photo albums differently

Public photos support discovery. A private album lets you approve access for individual members and review who can currently see those images.

Mask a photo when you want less visibility

The photo mask tool can blur parts of an avatar or album image. Check backgrounds for workplace badges, addresses and other identifying details before uploading.

Adjust profile and photo visibility

Visibility settings, hidden-profile options and member-specific controls help limit who can see you. Review the current settings inside your account rather than relying on a default.

Use verification as one signal, not a guarantee

Photo verification checks whether a person matches submitted images. Our photo-verification guide explains the badge, the selfie-video review and the limits it cannot answer.

Block, report or leave quickly

Block and report tools are available when an interaction becomes uncomfortable. Quick Exit offers a fast way to leave the service, but it does not replace ordinary device and browser privacy.

Shared context, different experiences

Herpes, HIV, HPV and other STD experiences all belong here

Some members are newly diagnosed; others have lived with an STD for years. HSV, HIV, HPV and hepatitis can affect disclosure and dating differently, so no single experience is treated as the standard.

A shared diagnosis does not replace consent, honest communication or qualified medical care. Our Canadian STI testing guide explains what to ask before an appointment and how different testing routes work.

HSV

Meet singles living with genital herpes, cold sores and other HSV experiences without reducing a profile to a diagnosis.

HIV

Connect with people who understand that HIV experiences, treatment and disclosure decisions are personal.

HPV

Connect around compatibility while leaving medical decisions and individual risk questions to qualified professionals.

STD

Profiles also welcome adults living with hepatitis and other supported sexually transmitted conditions.

Free and paid access

Know what your account can do before you start messaging

Registration is free, but not every search and communication feature is included at the same level. Current options are displayed in the account experience, without a fixed price claim on this homepage.

Free profile

Create your presence

Add profile details and public or private photos, then decide what other members can see.

Discovery

Search and send winks

Free access includes country and province search plus winks. More detailed filters may require paid access.

Messaging

Understand who can start a chat

Free members can reply to messages from paid members. Starting private conversations generally requires paid membership.

Paid features

Open more discovery tools

Paid access can include additional filters, initiating messages and visibility into profile views or likes. Review current terms before purchasing.

Before creating an account

What Canadian positive singles usually want to know

These answers cover the practical questions that affect registration, privacy and communication. Current purchase terms remain available inside the account experience.

Who can join Positive Single?

Adults living with herpes, HIV, HPV, hepatitis and other supported STDs can join for dating, friendship and community. Members are expected to respect other people’s privacy, boundaries and reasons for being there.

Is it free to create an account?

Yes. Free registration includes creating a profile, adding photos, searching by country and province, sending winks and replying to messages from paid members. Other features require paid access.

Which communication features are available?

The service includes private messaging, live chat, group chat and voice chat. Who can initiate a conversation and which tools are available can depend on membership level and the current platform.

Is the Positive Singles app available in Canada?

Yes. The Positive Singles app is listed for iPhone, iPad and Android. Our Canada app guide compares mobile and web access, notification privacy and store-managed subscriptions before you install.

Does Positive Single verify every member?

No. Photo verification can confirm that a person matches submitted images, but it is not a background check and does not validate health information, intentions or every profile claim. Take time to build trust and report suspicious behaviour.

Your profile is the starting point

Meet positive singles who understand more from the beginning

Create a profile and explore compatible people across Canada at a pace that feels right for you.

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