Suburban youth walk and bike more than city peers
Teens and tweens living in sprawling Canadian cities are more likely to bike, walk and rollerblade than their peers living in more compact downtown areas, a new report finds.
Suburban youth walk and bike more than city peers
Moderate drinking in pregnancy not cause for alarm
Light alcohol consumption in pregnancy doesn't seem to harm a child's brain development at age five, Danish researchers say, but their study results should not be considered a licence to indulge when expecting. video
Canadian online pharmacy pioneer denied bail in U.S.
A former Manitoban who was a pioneer in the online pharmacy industry has been denied bail in the U.S. on charges related to the sale of foreign and counterfeit medication.
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