Editorial coverage from the Quebec City Canada Wire newsroom.
People who visit emergency departments (EDs) but leave without their care completed are often assumed not to have been ill enough to require that care.
The recent filing of a civil lawsuit brought against Cornell University and seven Chi Phi fraternity members has brought international attention to the issue of sexual violence on post-secondary campuses.
Tropical ecosystems are famous for their teeming, exuberant diversity. In fact, the dramatic increase in biodiversity from the poles to the tropics — known as the latitudinal diversity gradient — is pervasive across branches of the tree of…
Decades of research on peer-to-peer maltreatment in childhood and adolescence, together with anti-bullying advocacy, have established bullying as a serious public health, educational and mental health issue.
Police departments across the world use “sniffer dogs” to help in searches — for explosives, for people who are lost, for human remains and for narcotics. These dogs are widely understood as important for police investigations.
For years, British tabloid coverage invited readers to understand Meghan Markle’s estrangement from her father as yet another chapter in the Meghan Markle saga.
Across Canada, students and families face long wait times for school-based psychological assessments.
Smoky summers are now the norm in Canada. Over the past summer, wildfires burned approximately 4.5 million hectares, more than 33,750 people were evacuated and millions were exposed to hazardous air pollutants, which even exacerbated tensio…
In the 2025 federal election, Canadians voted at the highest rate since 1993. Explanations for high or low turnout usually focus on the national election campaign, including how close the race was and what seemed to be at stake.
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew recently called for the abolition of the Indian Act during a meeting in Ottawa with Prime Minister Mark Carney, provincial premiers and First Nations leaders.
Nearly 200 countries recently came together in Armenia for the 2026 United Nations Biodiversity Conference to review progress toward halting and reversing biodiversity loss.
In every culture, humans speak and sing to each other. We have created an astounding array of languages and musical structures across the globe. And yet, within this diversity, some fundamental sequence patterns are repeated.