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Co-Parents, but Not Romantic Partners

2017

Tatiana Busic is a single heterosexual woman and Brendan Schulz is a gay man. They're co-parents but not romantic partners. CBC Toronto's Makda Ghebreslassie, has the story. T

05:58 min

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