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Newly formulated to target dominant subvariants, vaccines will provide a shield as the fourth pandemic autumn is expected.

Shrinking budgets for mental health programs has led to the police becoming de-facto front-line mental health workers. We take a look at why we have seen no reforms through the lens of a recent “wellness check” gone allegedly wrong

As wild bee populations are quietly plummeting, with some species at imminent risk of extinction, managed bee colonies are also seeing die-offs.

TIFF 2023 kicked off last Thursday with the shadows of a Hollywood strike and loss of its lead sponsor looming over it.

Chilling testimony has been delivered in the ongoing trial of the man accused of killing four members of a Muslim family in 2021.

Indigenous people have been on the frontlines of fighting to protect and sustain the land and environment for years, and some warn that the west’s supposedly eco-friendly climate strategy is also a repeat of history

The two countries have been in a diplomatic showdown since Trudeau accused Indian government agents of involvement in the death of Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

We explore the hype, the controversy and the science around Ozempic, the drug hailed as the new miracle for weight loss.

The 2023 Scotiabank Giller Prize, Canada’s prestigious literary award, will be handed out on Nov. 13. We take a look at the buzzworthy books.

An estimated 17,000 children are on long waiting lists for surgeries that could improve the quality of their lives.

International students contribute more than $20 billion to the Canadian economy and 200,000 jobs.

Palestinian-Canadian community members say they’re struggling with delays, logistical issues and personal information requirements, as time runs out for those trapped in Gaza.

A new landmark study by the Alzheimer Society of Canada predicts that the number of Canadians living with dementia will increase by 187 per cent by 2050.

Last month, deepfake pornographic images of Taylor Swift were viewed tens of millions of times on X, formerly known as Twitter, before being removed.

A nationwide health care crisis has led a group of medical researchers to crisscross the country to hear how Canadians would fix primary care, the front door of the health

While the “fake Susan” continues to be active on national columnist Susan Delacourt’s X account, it’s the real Susan that had to leave.

There’s been almost twice as many cases of measles just three months into this year than in all of 2023.

The government’s own research shows a direct link between access to education and lower rates of recidivism. Meanwhile, the Canadian prison system has made it almost impossible for inmates to

The federal government is scaling back on the number of temporary residents and foreign workers in Canada while trying to boost access to permanent residence for those already here.

Equal Pay Day symbolizes how much longer women have had to work to catch up to what their male colleagues have earned in the previous year. The needle hasn’t budged