For the second time in a month, the revelation that hundreds of unmarked graves have been found at a residential school has shocked much of the country, and the world.

Monsignor Owen Keenan, of Merciful Redeemer Parish in Mississauga, tendered his resignation to Cardinal Thomas Collins, Archbishop of Toronto, and will be on an indefinite leave of absence.

The discovery of the unmarked burial sites of hundreds of Indigenous schoolchildren has forced the country to contemplate what reconciliation really looks like, and a vice-regal appointment could be part of that journey, Tonda MacCharles writes.

Kevin Donovan, the Star’s chief investigative reporter, explains how the groundbreaking, years-long investigation came together.

Meanwhile, Australia’s so-called “COVID-zero” strategy is under increasing strain, with an outbreak of the delta variant forcing at least half-a-million residents of Sydney into lockdown for a week.

The Public Health Agency of Canada has released guidance on what you can safely do, once you’re fully vaccinated.

The man charged after a butcher’s knife incident outside Premier Doug Ford’s home is a former candidate for mayor of Caledon, the Star has learned.

Yanni Gourde’s second period goal was the only one of Friday night’s Game 7 against the Islanders in Tampa. The Stanley Cup final starts Monday night in Tampa.

With a federal election expected within months, the parties are racing to get candidates in place, and doors are closing on the process all across the country.

Bill Blair says he has raised concerns with top law enforcement officials about white supremacists and other extremist groups recruiting local and federal police officers to their causes.

Global Affairs Canada says it has received preliminary reports of at least four Canadian citizens who “may be affected” by the collapse.