On Saturday, police accused one of Kathleen Hatcher's three children of killing her — a tragedy that left friends of the 69-year-old recent retiree, a doting grandmother and skilled quilter, stunned.

For over four decades, Okonomi House’s red lanterns have beckoned Torontonians to the small Japanese diner, best known for its okonomiyaki.

Parents of missing child seek court action that will test new law meant to prevent bullying online

The Raptors had no update Saturday on head coach Nick Nurse and the five assistants who missed Friday’s game under NBA health and safety protocols. But league sources say it could be a “couple of weeks” before they are back on the job. Scariolo...

Campbell recorded the Leafs’ first shutout of the season and Marner sparked the offence in the opener of a three-game series at Rogers Place.

Technology allowing employers to keep tabs on workers remotely being enhanced at astonishing pace, raising deep privacy concerns.

Meanwhile: A Vancouver-area health authority says people at three schools in the region have tested positive for a COVID-19 variant of concern.

Strategies, and the level of detail in the plans, vary widely across the province as vaccinations set to pick up steam.

Prioritizing the hardest-hit neighbourhoods, in addition to the oldest residents, could curb COVID-19 infections, keep hundreds out of hospital and save more lives, a new Science Advisory Table report shows.

Son Jonathon and daughter Alexandra face off against each other in a struggle over control of the multibillion-dollar Sherman empire. Meanwhile, Sherman company boss Alex Glasenberg says his goal is to support Barry Sherman’s legacy.

Advocates say they are seeing a growing number of foreign caregivers being exposed to the virus in their shared quarters with employers with some losing their jobs after contracting COVID-19

From the crisis in long-term-care to the Sherman family’s succession saga, we’ve selected some of the best long reads of the week from the Star.