Equipment from the restaurant will be auctioned off.

The lack of natural immunity has some scientists worried, as Ontario makes shots available starting in mid-October for high-risk people, opening up to the general population in November.

A crisis may have been averted, but it isn’t going away, Edward Keenan writes.

After a disappointing federal election, the New Democratic Party finds itself in a familiar place: backed into a corner of the House of Commons with 20-something seats.

Experts say that for much of its history, leaders of the Canadian Armed Forces have been allowed to mostly do as they please, which helps to explain the failure to tackle the systemic problem of sexual misconduct.

The pivots that helped Justin Trudeau turn around a faltering campaign and pulled Erin O’Toole from the brink of power.

The point Canada earned from a 0-0 tie in Kingston on Sunday doesn’t compare with the 1-1 draw in Mexico City just days earlier, but the visitors still took some satisfaction from the result in hostile territory.

Meanwhile, Allen West the Texas GOP gubernatorial hopeful, has COVID-19.

Keri Tingling and Justice Mounsey met at Yonge-Dundas Square for their first date. Seven years later, they're back at the plaza — this time, to take their wedding photos.

From ghost tours to haunted houses to drive-through light shows, this week’s roundup of events has a distinctly spooky flair

“What really brings me joy is the connection with my customers and just people in general,” says Mary Commanda, who is Algonquin. “I have an opportunity to share my culture and history, along with my art.”