Frank Taylor’s idea for the Stable Recovery program was born six years ago out of a need for help on his family’s 1,100-acre farm that has foaled and raised some of racing’s biggest stars in the heart ...

Thoroughbred horses are helping men trying to carve out clean and sober lives on a sprawling Kentucky farm. It's home to a program that offers addicts who've never been around the 1,000-pound animals ...

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer confirmed the deaths. At Centennial Christian Church, City of St. Louis Fire Department ...

“[The ‘boy sober’ movement] is really tied to some of these classic power dynamics between men and women in relationship to each other,” says Toronto clinical sex therapist and author Laura Federico. ...

Daily fashion shows by the Toronto Fashion Academy – Returning ... "Fleurs de Rouge" in support of SickKids (Friday, April 25) Living Luxe's signature fashion-meets-philanthropy gala, City ...

Daily fashion shows by the Toronto Fashion Academy – Returning for 2025, the fashion series featured two shows per day with top designers such as OSHEL House of Fashion, and Oscar Mendoza, along with ...

Toronto’s not like other cities. For decades, it has experienced rapid population growth and, even as the real estate market slows, is constantly changing with new towers rising to house our ...

CEO of Community Living Toronto. "When people with intellectual disabilities are truly seen, heard, and valued, our communities grow stronger. With #WeAllBelong we are celebrating the vibrant ...

Can cities really adopt laws saying that sober living homes must have permits? And that such homes must be separated — by hundreds of feet! — from one another? That’s blatant discrimination ...

Phoenix's Mindvalley Behavioral Health Center is under state investigation for ties to multiple evictions from unlicensed sober living homes, with reports of vulnerable individuals being relocated ...

Mindvalley Behavioral Health Center also has ties to multiple evictions from homes used for unlicensed sober living. Former employees say vulnerable people are being shuffled from home to home.