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Byline: BARRY BROWN I drive a car for a living. Not a taxi driver, I am commonly called a shuttle driver and I chauffeur customers back and forth from their [...]

Global health officials warned travelers Wednesday to avoid Beijing and Toronto, where they might get the SARS virus and export it to new locations. Canadian officials angrily said they would [...]

Special to the Herald TORONTO - After nearly 20 years of referendums and threats of referendums on Quebec, most Quebecers have grown so weary of the fight that even the […]

Special to the Herald TORONTO - Canadian-grown, high-potency marijuana has become so popular among Americans that it is quickly turning into an unofficial currency in the narcotics underworld, according to […]

If there was one shout heard throughout this city today, it was 'Yes!' -- not for Monday's national unity referendum, but for the Toronto Blue Jays, the team that took […]

Both the risk of AIDS and the increasing anti-drug climate have resulted in a widespread demand for drug abuse treatment. Correspondingly, treatment programs are faced with a greater need to [...]

Intravenous drug users (IVDUs) are at high risk for becoming infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and developing acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). Despite the availability of voluntary HIV-antibody testing, [...]

Focuses on a decision of Canada's Supreme Court on whether welfare is a constitutionally protected right, in light of a case brought by Louise Gosselin because her welfare benefits were cut due to the fact that she did not comply with Quebec's Social Aid Regulation.

Reports on efforts of Canada to reinforce United States anti-terror coalition efforts, including a tour of the Mideast by Foreign Minister John Manley.