Standing under the shadow of the volcano, Cotopaxi, the city of Latacunga fills the streets celebrating 300 years of tradition in its larges

Brain trauma, fractured spinal cords, concussions, shattered knees, torn ligaments: just a few injuries suffered during the Winter Olympics.

“[The doctor] remained, waiting for them to sign" the consent form for tubal ligation, the attorney told officials.

The red dress hanging from a tree serves a visual reminder to Canadian society of the crime perpetrated against Indigenous women in impunity

Bellegarde: "First Nations are ready to reform child and family services in ways that respect our rights, cultures and family structures."

“I’ve had many women contact me from across the country and ask me for help," said Senator Yvonne Boyer.

Since 1976, the number of U.S. incarcerations and disenfranchisement cases have skyrocketed from 1.17 million to 6.1 million.

Institutions were ripe with cases of abuse and neglect the Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission described as “cultural genocide."

If caught early, syphilis can be treated with penicillin; however, left untreated it can lead to miscarriage, sickness or newborn death.

British Columbia has filed a lawsuit against 40 pharmaceutical companies for “corporate negligence and corruption.”

"I think most people would be incredulous at what happens in immigration courts and what sometimes passes for due process,"...

“There’s this feeling like you don’t belong here anymore,” Dr Ingrid Rodriguez, Emergency Medicine expert from Toledo, Ohio said.

Street art is the living breathing spirit of the city, but have you ever wanted to carry that artwork with you?

“I always strive for authenticity,” said Marco Mancinelli. “No composing or ‘setting up’ in portraits."