President Hugo Chavez used his United Nation press conference last week to defend his reputation on freedom of speech in Venezuela.

Mental health workers and practitioners working with South Asian community are urging CASSA to look into the impact of current mental health system on various South Asian communities in Greater Toronto Area.

Highly anticipated trial of twelve people accused of murdering persons with albinism and using their body parts for witchcraft purpose is set to begin in western Tanzanian.

Events such as Earth Hour will not reverse global warming. It can however buy our planet some precious time, a world-renowned scientist and environment crusader, David Suzuki says.

When Sandy Naiman visited Centennial College last year for an interview session with senior journalism students, she was adamant about her feelings on the use of the word stigma. The word ‘stigma’ torments her.

Names are a profound way to give a child connection to a parent’s heritage, culture or religious affiliation for a lifetime. It is also an important part of preserving ones, identity.

Alice Crimp and Jaralene Mohan are among growing number of women, who work in non-traditional professions such as, facilities maintenance (Superintendents), plumbers and automotive technicians among others.This can be tough.

Concerned Toronto residents, their local councillors and local tenant association representatives, gathered at Main Square Community Centre on Saturday afternoon, to discuss a soon to be released report on landlord licensing.

Toronto's A-WAY Express courier service located at 2168 Danforth Ave, just east of Woodbine Avenue is not an ordinary courier service company. Since its inception 21-years-ago, A-WAY’s modus operandi has been both socially and environmentally friendly.

The latest gun violence in Toronto hit home for mothers of UMOVE. The anti-violence group was meeting Sunday at Nathan Phillip Square pleading to put an end to the senseless cycle of violence in the GTA.

Cocaine provided Stefan Tucci, 23, with a sense of belonging. By using cocaine and later selling the drug, he felt needed by other drug users. However, soon people started identifying him as an ‘addict’ first instead of Stefan Tucci.

Campaign antics like the pooping Puffin and the tasteless remarks on the deadly listeriosis disease are over. The time to make a decision in the 2008 federal election has come.

A lethal combination of road debris, careless driving habits, and bad roads are causing costly wear and tear for many bicyclists in Toronto. And that's not all; the mixture is also putting safety of cyclists at risk.

A number of Toronto residents who own modified free-to-air (FTA) receivers point their satellite dish at satellites and within minutes, they are watching Bell’s ExpressVu and American TV programming free. But Bell is saying this is illegal.

Senseless killings continue to create havoc in the Albino community in some rural parts of Tanzania. Local authority has found yet another Albino person, brutally murdered last week and his body parts taken for apparent witchcraft purposes.

Joyous Toronto FC fans were singing in the rain this afternoon, after Toronto defeated L.A Galaxy in a Major League Soccer game played in front of a packed BMO field in Toronto.

Religious leaders are using the texts of the Koran to promote conservation messages-An approach, which has proved a great deal more successful than government regulations.

Journalists' perceptions with social media and blogs differ based on their beat. That is one of the findings from the study released by Brodeur, and Marketwire,

The bus slogan is ‘It is for everyone’ and is one of the prominent features at the busy Toronto strip-mall on the Danforth.

Gary Bintsis reluctantly abandoned his pursuit of Alex. After all, Gary could not fly. And on this misty spring day, Alex was determined to test-drive his unclipped wings in an open sky. In the matter of minutes, the bird was out of Gary’s sight.