2014 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Malala Yousafzai, receives Canada's Honorary Citizen Award.
The pink water was said to be caused by potassium permanganate that got into the sump reservoir during a flushing process. It’s not highly toxic, but in concentrated solutions it can be harmful to the skin.
Filipe Moya was denied of his Canadian residency due to his son's Down Syndrome.
The sensitive issue on Marijuana was discussed here a couple of days ago and now the word out is that Cannabis could be legalized by next year, 2017. Word of such comes from Health Minister Jane Philpott who bared the plan during the United Nations meeting held last week.
A controversial bill tackling on the physician-assisted suicide over in Canada has resurfaced and such could turn into a law if it passes the House of Commons and the Senate.
The World Health Organization (WHO) announced that the Zika outbreak will most likely spread throughout the Americas with the exception of two countries.
“Quiet or Sensitive Santa” programs at local malls across North America offer children with autism a unique meet-and-greet experience with Christmas’ most recognizable figure.
Depending on who you ask, genetically modified foods are either something that will cause the downfall of mankind and destroy human health, or the only possible way to support a growing human population that is continually taxing the ability of the Earth to sustain the human race.
Researchers suspect that new species combining attributes of wolves, coyotes, and domestic dogs is currently taking shape in North America.
The Canadian government would provide support worth hundreds of millions of dollars towards life-saving vaccines for children around the world, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Friday.
Canada will be sending 40 military medics to West Africa to help fight the Ebola outbreak, according to reports. Meanwhile the country is also encouraging its health care workers to join the fight.
A young asthmatic has become the first Canadian to die in an international outbreak of respiratory enterovirus D68, according to officials.
Dorset were the last of the Paleo-Eskimos that dominated eastern Canada and Greenland for centuries. However, seven hundred years ago Dorset people disappeared promptly.
A Canadian who traveled Beijing has died of bird flu although the risk of transmission is less, Canadian health officials have confirmed.
Researchers found that First Nations people in Canada are twice as likely to develop end-stage kidney disease.