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Thousands of Canadian children are available for adoption, but negative public perception and a patchwork child-welfare system make it difficult to place them in loving homes. Meet Aleisha Deece-Cassidy, one of the rare kids who found a "forever family"

A small robot army is being test-driven in long-term care facilities throughout Toronto to fill an urgent need—to look after our elderly. But what is lost when we outsource caregiving to machines?

For the past 20 years, the 54-year-old Vancouver woman has amassed $40,000 in debts trying to treat myalgic encephalomyelitis and other ailments. When her money runs out, she says a medically assisted death may be her only option.

Comfort foods—from a showstopping lasagna that was the star of the Chatelaine holiday party to the perfect chocolate chip cookies—ruled this year.

Babies born to opioid-dependent mothers are typically whisked away to intensive care units and given morphine. But an innovative program is seeing shocking results with far simpler treatment. What these babies need most, it turns out, is their moms.

After losing her vision, Molly Burke found herself in an even darker place. Now she's giving hope to anyone who's ever felt victimized—and showing them how to fight back.

Within 28 seconds former Ontario attorney general Michael Bryant's life changed from one of privilege and success to that of an accused killer. He recounts the if-onlys of his last normal day

If you can't beat the cold weather, you might as well embrace it.