Now that the mysterious affidavit has been unsealed by the Supreme Court of Canada, one thing is clear: The words “violence” and “kidnapping” were never there.

This comes a week after Bravo conceded to her rival, Julie Dzerowicz, the incumbent.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney announced Thursday that roughly 35 out-of-province health-care staff would be brought in to help deal with the growing COVID-19 crisis.

Patrick Brown made the remarks after an independent investigation concluded that the allegations of corruption, racism and harassment that rocked city hall earlier this year could not be substantiated. But the Brampton city director whose accusations...

Trudeau’s official schedule had listed him in Ottawa for “private meetings,” and his office said he spent the day on the phone with residential school survivors.

As Canada marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, educators explain the balancing act involved in teaching the tragic lessons of history to young children.

The Supreme Court of Canada’s decision on Friday could shape next year’s election.

According to industry sources, the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp., which has long managed gambling in the province, was largely cut out of control of the new igaming market — in part because private gaming companies wouldn’t work with them.

Toronto Star baseball columnist and Deep Left Field podcast host Mike Wilner is here to share his thoughts and blog about the game.

The new deal will keep the head coach in Toronto through the 2023-24 season.

Meanwhile, doctors in Alberta call for swift lockdown of the economy to stem tide of COVID-19 patients; the Broadway musical “Aladdin” canceled its Wednesday night performance due to breakthrough COVID-19 cases.