Dakshana Bascaramurty

“The results suggested that Apple was actually stimulating the same parts of the brain as religious imagery does in people of faith,” Mr. Riley and Mr. Boome write.

The sudden death of Jean Claude Dianzenza Bahati, a 60-year-old Congolese immigrant and father of nine, due to COVID-19 has left his family and many in his community shocked and dismayed

After a fight in Bradford, Ont., five racialized teens were barred for more than a year from the only recreation centre and library. The families fought back. What happened next revealed problems deeper than what human-rights tribunals and task forces can fix

Among the South Asian diasporas of this Ontario city, the real issue of the 2021 election is not how fast Canada can bring in newcomers, but whether they’ll have the supports they need to integrate

To understand how one city continued moving throughout the pandemic when much of the country went still, we spoke to a taxi driver, a warehouse worker and other members of the community who live in postal code L6P — where the test positivity rate has hovered above 20 per cent

From rural Punjab to suburban Brampton, Ont., a booming industry brings in thousands of Indians each year – but while recruiters and schools profit, many students flounder due to lack of supports

TAIBU Community Health Centre has helped encourage new Canadians and the majority Black community get screened for cancer

Ottawa approved use of the Pfizer-BioNTech Comirnaty vaccine for children 5 to 11 a month ago, but uptake has been slow in some regions

Gary Trenholm, co-owner of Doctor Piano, hasn’t been able to see since he was a child – but when Nova Scotians need a heavy instrument moved, he can picture the best path to do it

As the first Black president of the Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women, she believed in the importance of intersectionality long before it had entered mainstream discourse

The defund police movement is at a crossroads, and organizers have watched what has unfolded in Ottawa, Windsor and Coutts, Alta. with a mix of optimism, cynicism and resignation

Canadians’ searches for far-right content increased by 19 per cent each week during periods when the government called for pandemic-related lockdowns, co-founder of organization that monitors violent extremism says

35-year-old Birgit Umaigba opened up a channel to hear other people’s stories of pregnancy loss and the frustrations of navigating care

Recent immigrants across Canada are filling the settlement service gap with videos on everything from finding work to buying groceries

Black Law Student Census Report suggests law schools create separate admission program and Black-focused scholarships and bursaries

Nova Scotia Premier says dozens of structures have been lost to the blaze and evacuation orders are expected to be in place for a few days

As Black History Month begins, a look back at the decades of controversy over a Black neighbourhood in Nova Scotia – and how The Globe first justified its demolition and sought justice for its ex-residents