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As it awaits a Supreme Court decision on the fate of its downtown drug injection site, Vancouver’s public health authority announced plans for a pilot project to give addicts free crack pipes. Supporters say it will protect addicts from overdose and diseases such as HIV and bring them into the health-care system. Critics, meanwhile, say...
By Bradley Bouzane   The Canadian health-care system may be plagued by countless stories of lengthy wait times and crowded emergency rooms, but a new study shows the amount of time and money spent on administrative duties is a fraction of that required by the U.S. system. The study from the University of Toronto and...
Food and medical supplies are running out in Hama according to activists, as the city remains under siege and the death toll continues to rise in Syria.
A rebound in North American markets is short-lived despite a stronger than expected reading on U.S. employment for July.
The Toronto Stock Exchange took another dive Friday after a 436-point plummet a day earlier.

Stronger-than-expected job numbers out of the United States were expected to improve the outlook on the markets Friday, but the TSX was down 195...
The Canadian Red Cross has received a $2 million donation from a Toronto couple to help relief efforts in the Horn of Africa where millions of people are at risk of starvation.

The donation from Kroum and Eva Pindoff, founders of Music...
Concerns over the U.S. economy and Europe's debt problems sent the Toronto stock market tumbling over 400 points near midday Thursday.
The S&P/TSX composite index dropped 406.29 points to 12,409.73 in late morning trading while the TSX...
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