Top-line numbers aggregated in The Signal by Vox Pop Labs suggest Erin O’Toole’s Conservatives now have the support of 34.5 per cent of voters, compared to 33.5 per cent for Justin Trudeau’s Liberals.

While costs can mean more than just money — the Star has reported on the disproportionate death toll in for-profit homes throughout the pandemic — it’s not true to say for-profit homes put a bigger burden on taxpayers.

After the deaths of more than 26,000 people, numerous stay-at-home orders, and a federal push to acquire vaccines against the coronavirus, 27 per cent of Canadians identified the pandemic as “the most important issue facing Canada today,” accordi...

Criticism of the federal minister for women and gender equality, Maryam Monsef, was swift online.

While Ottawa says it is working diligently to get as many at-risk civilians out as possible, lawyers and advocates say red tape could leave many Afghans for dead.

There is a fourth COVID-19 wave rising in parts of Canada, but suddenly nearly 18 months into the pandemic, Canada’s chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam is conspicuously absent on the national scene.

Testing will not be offered as an alternative under Air Canada’s new COVID-19 vaccine mandate.

The outcomes of officer vaccination disputes are particularly high-stakes because “the people who interact with the police don’t have a choice to interact with the police,” said Dr. Naheed Dosani, a Toronto-based palliative care physician and h...

The Star has comprised a list of some of the businesses and organizations that have made public their COVID-19 vaccine policies, including the Toronto Blue Jays, schools, hospitals, Toronto police, Canada’s big banks, Rogers, and the upcoming Toron...

If you want to see the Jays or a TIFF event, you’ll need to be vaccinated or get a negative test, If you’re tempted to fight that in court, Allan Hutchinson suggests you save your energy.

With 788 arrests made to date, the Fairy Creek blockades are shaping up to be a second ‘war in the woods.’

Meanwhile, the Quebec government is recommending that companies delay plans to return employees to offices until the COVID-19 situation in the province improves.