Lawyers defending the first person to be charged under Canada’s crimes against humanity and genocide law failed Monday to have the indictment quashed.
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OTTAWA a ‘ The global AIDS epidemic is still on the rise and experts are concerned over the fact infection rates, which had been under control, in some countries have started to grow again, reveals a new report released by the United Nations today.
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June 20, 2009 a ‘ I was dreamily watching the bamboo next to my house sway in the breeze this morning, filling me with joy beyond measure.
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It’s been called Africa’s “silent killer,” a disease of poverty that kills one million children a year despite the fact it’s easily preventable and has been around a century longer compared to the continent’s other health scourge: HIV/AIDS. In Canada, two separate anti-malaria campaigns are taking aim at correcting that disparity one that has seen …
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It’s Windsor International Film Festival, the Sequel, or WIFF II — movies from the four corners and right outside our doors.
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Amid the staggering data A on child poverty and disease A reeled off at the Montreal Millennium Promise Conference, one Canadian aid initiative stood out for its simplicity: $10 bednets to prevent the spread of potentially deadly malaria in Africa.
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Mia Farrow is still haunted by the last few seconds of a 2004 trip to a refugee camp in the war-ravaged Darfur region of Sudan.
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