Faiza Amin

In Maya’s case, one of 660,000 children who lived with an alcohol parent, her father’s alcoholism fueled the physical and emotional abuse of her mother.

As tens of thousands of people in Canada are hoping to book their second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, another group of Canadians find themselves at the bottom of the priority list.

Hadiya Roderique was stunned to find herself featured in a Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) national advertisement campaign, considering she had no idea they were using her image. A friend told Roderique to visit two downtown locations of the department store on Monday where she found her photo prominentl…

A University of Toronto team has launched a free service to address biases that exist in artificial intelligence (AI) systems, a technology that is increasingly used all around the world, that has the potential to have...

The surge of the Omicron COVID-19 variant sent post-secondary schools online at the beginning of the winter semester, but multiple universities have indicated they plan to return to in-person class in the coming weeks.

Designer George Sully is best known for his beautiful shoes, but in recent years, he’s embracing another title proudly: advocate. Sully created Black Designers of Canada, back in June 2020, to highlight and amplify...

At 34 years old, Dr. Alexandra Bastiany, a Montreal native, has made history as the first Black woman to become an Interventional Cardiologist in Canada.

Toronto Public Health is ramping up COVID-19 vaccine efforts this summer amid renewed calls for the expansion of fourth dose eligibility.

CAMH has become the first organization awarded a federally funded grant to study the psychedelic compound in magic mushrooms, psilocybin, as a potential treatment for depression.

A message of hope is what Talk Suicide Canada and CAMH wants to impart on Canadians ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day.