Meg Roberts

Diabetes advocates say devices to better control glucose levels exist, but without government support, life-changing technology isn’t available to everyone.

Advocacy groups are calling on a number of organizations, including the education department and school districts to undertake an anti-racism education reform.

A Newfoundland and Labrador retailer says a lack of free COVID-19 rapid antigen testing and little provincial government regulation has turned the rapid test market into the “wild west.”

A new spa in Whitby, Ont. has closed all of its pools in the wake of reports by customers of skin rashes, flu symptoms, ear infections and inflamed lymph nodes.

An Amherstburg, Ont., company is making a buzz in the market after years of breeding millions of bugs.

Doctors told Jayden Trudell he would never be able to box again following a brutal assault and suggested finding another sport. Now five years after the attack, the 19-year-old is vying for a spot at the summer Olympics.

Rain or shine, you can find Patrick Weatherspoon standing outside his new restaurant behind a large BBQ. There’s no signage yet on the Pelissier Street storefront, but Weatherspoon feels the charcoal grills out front are drawing people in through their senses.

If it wasn’t for an encounter with a neighbour last summer, Bob Barnes would have never known his recently purchased house also came with extremely high levels of a cancer causing gas.