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Jeremy Rupke mic-d up his 4-year-old and it was pure gold; 'It's melting a lot of hearts,' dad tells OrilliaMatters

Ads featuring same-sex couples face a backlash, particularly from conservative consumers, but there are ways to make them more accepted, say professors of Psychology, Marketing

Highway is closed in the area in both directions

OTTAWA — The federal government is developing a comprehensive code of conduct aimed at protecting athletes from abuse and harassment at all levels — from the playground to the Olympic Games.

The report by parliamentary budget officer Yves Giroux appeared to confirm what many within the veterans' community have long maintained, namely that the benefits for those leaving the Forces today are less generous than was available to previous generations

It was found that the developmentally disabled were more likely to die young, languish in hospital without plans for appropriate aftercare, spend time in long-term care, or have repeat hospitalizations and emergency room visits than their non-disabled peers

Professor at Queen's School of Policy Studies Andrew Graham researches failures in major public sector implementations and how it can be overcome

Toronto school board data reveals that Black, racialized and lower-income students face significant gaps in student outcomes

The Angus Reid Institute Study found that 83 per cent of adults say they would vaccinate their children without hesitation

Claire Bodkin, McMaster University researcher, helped lead a study on the prevalence of childhood abuse among prisoners and suggests there is an association but more research needs to be done