From crime in big cities, to fear over mass-shootings, to concerns about rates of firearm-related suicide, Canadians generally agree that something needs to be done Read More
If you’ve noticed your greens are costing you a little more green, you’re not alone — especially when it comes to celery. The celery juice Read More
The federal government has rejected a public effort to ban something that many Canadians may have assumed was already illegal. “We’re disappointed that we don’t Read More
A CBC Marketplace investigation has found worrying levels of antibiotic-resistant bacteria on imported shrimp bought at major grocery stores across Canada. Global demand for shrimp Read More
Stephanie Siddle says the first time she tried crack cocaine was while living in a drug-free apartment run by the Addictions Foundation of Manitoba. “Everyone was using. Read More
Close to 1,000 Canadians die each year because of their jobs, according to official numbers from Canada’s workers’ compensation agencies. But a new study says that figure is Read More
Close to 1,000 Canadians die each year because of their jobs, according to official numbers from Canada’s workers’ compensation agencies. But a new study says that figure is Read More
The outbreak of E. coli infections linked to romaine lettuce appears to be over in Canada, with no new illnesses reported since mid-November, according to Read More
Chocolate milk has become politicized in recent months with the discussion around chocolate milk restrictions in schools. And one health expert argues the polarized debate Read More
“I’ve lost 11 friends this year … most people don’t lose that many in a lifetime.” Dave Gordon reflects on the toll drugs have taken Read More