Ontario is aiming to have 65 per cent of adults vaccinated with their first shot against COVID-19 by the end of May by boosting the number of pharmacies with vaccine and sending mobile clinics to small employers in GTA hot zones.

It’s been almost a year since a visibly upset Premier Doug Ford said there would be an “investigation” into the horrific conditions military medical teams found in a five nursing homes ravaged by COVID-19 — and the results “shared with poli...

The race is on as of noon Thursday for international graduates and essential migrant workers to bid for one of the 90,000 permanent residence spots up for grabs under new immigration pathways.

Gyasi Symonds says the fine to Halifax Regional Police amounts to a ‘slap on the wrist’

The family accused in the alleged theft of $11 million in COVID-19 relief aid says Queen’s Park is orchestrating a “coverup” by trying to freeze their spending on legal fees.

“A female had called 9-1-1 to advise that she had been shot in the head ... She mentioned her boyfriend’s name,” Peel Const. Nicholas Harris testified Wednesday.

When no alternate caregivers have been identified, officials try to find a family member, friend or someone in the child’s community who can provide care.

Meanwhile: British Columbia youths aged 12 to 17 years old could soon be getting COVID-19 vaccines, and possibly before the end of the school year.

New numbers show 66.9 per cent of Ontario’s post-vaccination cases occurred 0 to 14 days after the first dose, when the body is still building up immunity. Just 3.9 per cent of people became sick seven or more days after the second dose of a two-sh...

Foreign Affairs Minister Marc Garneau’s been tested for COVID-19 five times in two days so he could attend a G-7 meeting in person, while colleagues in other ministries have just logged-on. But at the centre of all talks is the question: when and h...

“This is incredibly irresponsible behaviour and I’m very disappointed,” Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie said Wednesday.

In a statement to the Star, Oussama Hamza described the judgment and complaints against him as “absurd and ignorant” and denied his comments were racist or misogynist, arguing his case is about freedom of expression.

A line brawl kicked off Wednesday night’s game between the Rangers and Capitals at Madison Square Garden in New York.