Alberta and Saskatchewan are facing the worst COVID-19 crises of all the provinces, and critics say the situation shows what happens when governments put politics ahead of public health.

The transit agency formally accused Local 113 of engaging in an illegal job action by opposing the policy.

Residents reported hearing an explosion as police detonated the suspicious package.

Ontario’s fourth wave of COVID-19 has flattened, but cases have been increasing in children — particularly those aged five to 11 — and in just over half the province’s health units, warns the science table advising Premier Doug Ford.

Join Toronto Star baseball columnist and Deep Left Field podcast host Mike Wilner as he shares his thoughts about the Jays and Yankees game, which has major playoff implications.

Ryu has gone from the most trusted arm the Jays had, to the one they arguably trust the least and it all happened within a matter of months. Fortunately for the Jays, the rotation is deep, Gregor Chisholm writes.

More than one week after his election victory on Sept. 20, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau held his first media availability Tuesday afternoon, announcing that Chrystia Freeland will continue to serve as deputy prime minister and minister of finance.

Kirkland Lake area physician and Richmond Hill doctor facing investigation

Pharmacist Kyro Maseh welcomed Michael Kovrig into his Kingston Road pharmacy with music and applause, saying the former diplomat had indicated that getting vaccinated after arriving home was a priority.

Meanwhile, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney holding presser as cases surge

York Region Police now say the disappearance of Quoc Tran, 37, and Kristy Nguyen, 25, is the result of a targeted attack.