An analysis published in the latest edition of the Canadian Medical Association Journal says children who are physically punished for misbehaving tend to be more aggressive and antisocial later in life. Parents who tout corporal punishment as a way to ...

A landmark Supreme Court of Canada case involving a Quebec woman with HIV only reached the top court because of a cold snap that hit the province in early 2007. The woman, who was facing trial at the time for not disclosing her HIV status to a lover, ...

A shortage of blood and stem cells in the black community is costing lives, Canada's blood agency warns. Canadian Blood Services is calling on people of African and Caribbean heritage to register as blood and stem donors through its OneMatch Stem Cell ...

In an uncomfortable reversal of roles, new research suggests the children of baby boomers may have to sit down to have "the talk" with their aging parents. Sexually transmitted infection rates have doubled in the past decade among adults aged 50 to 90 ...

By Cheryl Lucier, The Windsor Star February 4, 2012 Pink Ribbons, Inc. premièred Thursday night at the Capitol Theatre. This National Film Board movie features many Windsorites and will be in theatres in February. Across North America and around the ...