Scholars have come to share the perspective that this war is a pivotal conflict with consequences for the entire globe

“I thought I could come to Canada and live for myself,” says a survivor of the Mariupol destruction. “But the war has changed me.”

The overwhelming rejection in a referendum on giving Indigenous groups a constitutional voice has many looking for ways to keep up the fight for recognition and reconcilation

Seven Israeli and Canadian Holocaust survivors interviewed said Oct. 7 has made them relive their horror and affected their idea of Israel as a safe haven.

A United Nations commission has found that war crimes against civilians by Russian forces and federal police were widespread and included deliberate killings, rape, torture and the kidnapping and deportation of Ukrainian children to Russian territory.

Mexican border city sees thousands of migrants waiting for appointment to make a claim for asylum. But even shelters may not be safe.

Dennis’s personal recovery from addiction’s wreckage parallels his community’s emergence from the chaos of its own night of terror generations ago.

A long-time industry veteran known for roles in “The West Wing” and “House” describes years where he had to choose between health care and food.

Quewezance sisters and Indigenous elders invited the Star on parts of a journey laden with emotion and also risk. They hope that sharing their anguish and resolve will prompt the release of unjustly imprisoned Indigenous women.

State neglect and a lack of opportunities in Marseille France’s quartiers nord have transformed the area into bloody crime empires.

Leysa Lavrenova has witnessed first-hand the different experiences of women and men on Ukraine’s front line. She is a soldier fighting on two fronts — defending her country from Russian aggression and combating stigma at home.

Podcast by Raju Mudhar. The opioid crisis has claimed many lives. Some believe that some of those deaths were targeted killings.

With overdose deaths more than quadrupling from 2016 to 2021, police in Niagara are taking new steps to scrutinize fatal overdoses.

An isolated village not far from Bakhmut has no power and little water for a year, while suffering attacks. Here’s why many are waiting it out.

“There are few safe places to hide now with all the water.” Ukrainians affected by destroyed dam are urging the world to intervene.

When the Russians came, most villagers fled, naturally. But a few felt they couldn’t. Now they survive in a decimated landscape that even some insects have left behind.

Christopher Schwede was a crack cocaine user and dealer who worked to keep drug supplies clean. Friends say his death may have been a ‘hot shot’ and is worthy of further investigation.

‘Not Thailand anymore’: Russians are flocking to Phuket — but not all is well in paradise

It’s hard for authorities to determine the line between an unintentional overdose and when a recreational drug was intentionally laced with a lethal substance such as fentanyl. Two cases in Thunder Bay with suspicious circumstances highlight the issue.

Antonina Romanova, a trans soldier in Bakhmut, faces threats on both sides. But “our commander doesn’t care who we are as long as we are good fighters.”