As COVID-19 continues to ravage the country, a silent epidemic armed with an unregulated poison has been killing Ontarians at a horrifying rate.

"If I fell down, I was going to get back up": Guy Felicella battled addiction for decades on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside and won.

The report said that some statements from the highest levels of government had "risen to the level of incitement to violence" and "vilification of dissent is being increasingly institutionalized."

Sri Lanka began advertising the grim career opportunity in newspapers in February. The ad called for applicants with "excellent moral character" and "mental strength."

Senate passage of the bill gives President Donald Trump a signature policy victory, with the outcome hailed by scores of conservative and liberal advocacy groups

A U.S. Coast Guard anti-drug smuggling ship made a surprise discovery: a sea turtle, tangled up in $53 million worth of cocaine bales.

Duterte used the story to defend his violent crackdown on drug dealers and users in the Philippines.

The brutal crackdown has resulted in thousands of deaths, but the street price of crystal meth has fallen and Filipinos remain anxious about crime.

Despite a warning from Cesar Gaviria about his methods, Rodrigo Duterte promised to stand behind those on the front lines of his war on drugs and called Gaviria an "idiot"

About 100 activists protested outside the Philippine National Police headquarters in Manila on Friday to demand justice for those allegedly murdered by police.