According to a new report released Friday, Toronto spent $840,127 on enforcement, $792,668 to clean up and remediate parks and $357,000 to erect fencing.

The NDP and Conservatives are calling on the Liberals to fire Kevin Vuong, the Liberal candidate in Spadina—Fort York who was charged with sexual assault and then had the charge dropped in 2019.

Saturday’s protest organizers have tried to distance themselves from both Donald Trump and the threat of violence, Edward Keenan writes.

When asked about PPC candidates presence at the protests, a spokesperson replied: “Get lost, f---ing idiot.”

Here’s what experts and critics think of the major political parties’ campaign platforms on immigration policies and more importantly, what are missing in their promises.

Sanders offered his support to NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh, while Clinton and Obama endorsed Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau.

Pop-up clinics are being held at subway stations, parks and malls until Sunday as part of the push to get 90 per cent of eligible Torontonians fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

“I’m not able to say where Mr. O’Dea is and why he’s not here,” defence lawyer Kurt Wildman said Friday.

Research on Greater Toronto boards shows a concerning trend among elementary students.

Erin O’Toole’s campaign appeals for more boots on the ground as the federal election heads into crucial weekend for mobilizing supporters and getting out the vote.

Seventy-five per cent of Canada’s population has now received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.

The province says 336 people are in hospital with COVID-19, 115 are on ventilators. Locally, Ontario reports 166 new cases in Toronto, 77 in Peel, 71 in York, 64 in Ottawa and 60 in Durham.

Join us as Althia Raj, National columnist, Toronto Star, Jaime Watt, Executive Chairman, Navigator, and Tasha Kheiriddin, Principal, Navigator, along with a live video team across the country weigh in post-election 2021

The Signal, our 2021 Canadian Federal Election forecast tool, predicts the election outcome using a model that draws on hundreds of polls.

Meanwhile, The University of Guelph says 99 per cent of people from their Guelph and Ridgetown campuses are partially or fully vaccinated.