Foot odors are a common problem, but one most people are too embarrassed to talk about. That's too bad, because there are some easy fixes.

While restaurants and hotels garner tourists and international attention, many locals are still struggling.

Liver scarring can pave the way to cancer down the line. A new blood test in development might help doctors spot it.

Seven reporters from Torstar publications are being recognized for their reporting in 2025.

In the professional world, international experience is more needed now than ever before. But global politics is making it difficult to study abroad.

A new national fermented foods initiative aims to prove fermented foods belong in Canada’s food guide

Journalist Ghada Alsharif worked undercover as an Uber Eats courier in Toronto to expose the harsh realities of algorithm-driven gig work, revealing shockingly low wages and systemic inequities

Canada’s Food Price Report 2026 predicts food prices will increase by between four to six per cent this year.

Latin dance is popular worldwide. And whether they lead or follow, people find salsa can build community and improve their health.

The chief executive officer of Your Doctors Online compares the future of health care to the current state of food delivery.

Journalist Ghada Alsharif worked undercover as an Uber Eats courier in Toronto to expose the harsh realities of algorithm-driven gig work, revealing shockingly low wages and systemic inequities

Are apps like this one an important part of the future of chronic pain care? Those living with chronic pain see potential, but some experts express concerns.

Pharmaceutical companies facing increasing demand for GLP-1 agonist receptors are struggling to minimise their impact on the environment. Mahima Adey reports As demand for glucagon-like peptide-1 (GL...

Lecanemab is inspiring both caution and optimism.

BMI is not a comprehensive indicator of health and using it can have disastrous results, especially for racialized populations.

Mississauga taxpayers wanted an independent Auditor General hired for oversight of their money—Council voted no.

Australia’s recent IV fluid shortage may offer lessons for other countries navigating similar crises, reports Anny Huang From early 2023 healthcare providers in Australia began to see shortages of i...

At binz stores, surplus goods move downstream through a hidden retail ecosystem, giving products a second life and shoppers the chance to stretch their dollars.

At binz stores, surplus goods move downstream through a hidden retail ecosystem, giving products a second life and shoppers the chance to stretch their dollars.

A look at six former USAID workers, and how they've moved on.

Mark Carney’s political rise was closely watched by advocates who believed he would reorient Canada’s economy around health and well-being. To them, the…

You’re out at the mall and a man collapses in front of you. You sprint into action to help him, only to find he doesn’t have a pulse. Do you know what to do? How many Manitobans could save his life wi...

Tens of millions of people get life-saving treatment thanks to decades of U.S. government funds that have now evaporated. In Africa, this is a wake-up call.

One Quebec doctor hoped to practise in rural Ontario but found the authorization process so onerous that he reconsidered: “I have enough places to work, forget this."

As the AI gold rush accelerates, Canada’s labour protections are being tested.

When I first came to the pediatrics unit as an idealistic medical student, I ran into an uncomfortable reality about our universal health-care system.

Canada's oldest weekly newspaper. Since 1830.

'The country is not going to be rebuilt without our tools,' said Celine Kasem, a Syrian-Canadian activist who recently moved back to Damascus. But finding a job there can be

There's vitamin D for bones, ginkgo biloba for memory, St. John's wort for your mood, zinc for an immune boost. If it's all natural, what's the problem?

Regulatory efforts to protect seniors against AI-related risks are emerging across the United States

Opinion | Without help, the supply of dementia care workers in the U.S. won’t be able to keep up with an aging population.

More Canadians struggle to care for kids and aging parents while holding down jobs.

Many teachers find that their students can't learn if they are hungry or cold. But that often means providing food and clothing out of their own pockets.

The manumea, a critically endangered ground pigeon and one of the closest living dodo relatives, has been spotted multiple times in a remote Samoan rainforest.

College students must pay for housing, books and course fees. For many, that leaves little extra for meals. Some campuses are working to fill that need.

Live out of suitcases for months at a time, and you learn what to leave behind. It's not the physical stuff that matters but connections you make and keep.

To conduct new research, scholars need access to past studies. But often that costs money that many can't afford. India is trying to fix that problem.

Contraception reduces mortality and can improve the lives of women. But the United States has pulled its global funding for maternal health programs.

When baby is old enough to know the full story, I cannot wait to share how Canada welcomed an American like me without a plan.

When a child’s promise of a future is abruptly shattered by a terminal illness, the child and its family have to decide whether to continue with school.

Shelter Movers goes where no government agency does: with victims, back to the homes they fled, to collect their property so they can move on with their lives.