Criminal networks are shifting from fentanyl imports to Canadian-made product
Organized crime groups have shifted their efforts away from importing the deadly synthetic opioid fentanyl and are now producing it primarily on Canadian soil.
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Rural communities boost incentives to attract medical staff
As small communities across Ontario struggle to recruit doctors and nurses, one town has landed on a strategy that appears poised for success: giving them "a bag of money up front."
Gerber brand of infant cereal recalled due to possible bacterial contamination
Nestlé Canada has issued a voluntary recall on a type of its Gerber baby cereal sold online and in stores across the country due to possible bacterial contamination, the company said in a statement on Sunday.
Conversations about climate change can quickly go south. Here are 6 ways to make them better
Conversations about climate change can get really uncomfortable, really quickly, whether they’re happening in a meeting room or at your family’s annual summer barbecue. Applying conflict resolution principles can make those climate conversations go better.
As the ghost of Chornobyl lingers over Belarus, Quebec families offer kids a healthy home
Every summer, Quebec families host Belarusian children in the hope of giving them a break from their polluted environment and reducing their radiation levels.
New border rules for dogs were triggered by spike in fraud, forgery cases: U.S. document
A controversial American government decision to impose new requirements on dogs entering the U.S. was prompted by a "dramatic increase" in falsified documents and fraud — including cases of people using Canada to bring dogs from countries with high rates of rabies into the U.S.
Is this a ‘morning-after pill’ for STIs?
Recent studies show that a common antibiotic could reduce the risk of getting syphilis, chlamydia and gonorrhea in some high-risk people. It’s part of a preventive strategy called DoxyPEP. But who can get it and how does it actually work?