OPINION: New regulations and enforcement power doesn't begin to attack the problem of unregistered and unlicensed addictions recovery houses that purport to provide supportive care.

Edmonton’s chopper squadron helped deliver an early Christmas to Brendan Ritchie and his mom Kristine.

Students and staff from Marymount Academy pass soup down a human chain during the Warm Soup for Warm Hearts initiative in downtown Sudbury, Ont.

Jalee Pelissier, a Sudbury woman who was born with muscular dystrophy and diagnosed at 10 with Charcot Marie Tooth, a particular form of the disease, continues to raise awareness and ...

The biggest explanation is that lower-income people are more likely to be smokers than are those with higher incomes.

On Giving Tuesday, the Health Sciences North Foundation, NEO Kids Foundation, Northern Cancer Foundation and volunteer services joined forces to raise funds to support the purchase of new MRI scanners ...

Laurier Chartrand, left, Melodie Berube, Scott Florence, executive director of the Sudbury Workers Education and Advocacy Centre, and Shandel Valiquette sing Christmas carols with altered lyrics during a rally on ...

Dating Safe starts with 13- and 14-year-olds in Grade 8. The same students will receive one-hour booster sessions in Grades 9 and 10.

Premier John Horgan and Health Minister Adrian Dix made the announcement near the location of the new hospital in the community of Cloverdale.

Hormone changes dictate the middle-aged physique. For women, less estrogen means bigger hips and thighs. For men, less testosterone means bigger bellies

By Paola Loriggio  A constitutional challenge to the federal government’s refusal to provide clean needles in prisons is set to be heard by an Ontario court this week.

A B.C. mother in her late 30s says there was “no support in sight” after she suffered two serious blows to the head at the hands of different partners more ...

Provincial politicians and representatives from health-service providers across Perth and Huron counties were in Mitchell Friday celebrating the formation of one of the first Ontario Health Teams in the province

“She’s too little right now. You can’t radiate a two-year-old’s brain or she’d be two forever.”

Some will fit in a stocking while others deserve a prime spot under the tree.

The dementia-day initiative Iki Iki is described by one expert as an example of addressing "issues of inequality and inequity" in community-based care for visible minorities, immigrants and their caregivers.