Susan Sebulsky was addicted to crystal meth and selling drugs to support her addiction. Then, she was accepted into drug treatment court and given a chance at rehabilitation, rather than incarceration. Now, she’s been hired to run Saskatchewan’s newest drug court.

Marshall Burgess is proud of his Icelandic roots in Nova Scotia and doesn’t want his family’s legacy to be forgotten.

People searching online for solutions to symptoms like fatigue, mood changes and low libido often find podcasts, Reddit forums and social media posts that blame low testosterone and suggest supplements as the answer. But doctors say the hype around the hormone on the internet may not stand up to medical scrutiny.

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand confirmed that Indian law enforcement officials are actively collaborating with Canada as the two countries continue to thaw a once-icy relationship following allegations that Indian agents were linked to an extrajudicial killing on Canadian soil.

When Liberal MP Vince Gasparro, the parliamentary secretary for combating crime, announced Irish hip-hop trio Kneecap is banned from entering Canada, he cited a U.K. terror-related charge for one member that has since been dropped. But neither Gasparro or any officials reached by the CBC have been able to explain what that dismissal means for the group’s ability to travel to this country.

In 1954, the province established the Advisory Board on Objectionable Publications to investigate “crime comics” that supposedly inspired undesirable behaviour in kids.

Toronto comedian Nile Séguin recently became besties with ChatGPT, and he feels more supported, more organized and more productive than ever. But he also wonders what his IRL family and friends think about it.

With months ticking down to the goal of $10-per-day daycare across Canada, there are at least five provinces who have yet to meet that goal. And there is mounting evidence from other countries that Canada’s market-based approach risks wasting public dollars — and worsening quality of care.

The United Nations reimposed sanctions on Iran early Sunday over its nuclear program, further squeezing the Islamic Republic as its people increasingly find themselves priced out of the food they need to survive and worried about their futures.