There’s some fine print in the border policies that could keep a lot of Canadians at home, Edward Keenan writes.

Moving activities indoors and waning protection from COVID vaccines could push cases back up. “We’ve seen how quickly things can get out of control.”

The homeowners had asked the city of Toronto for more money for their property after its value soared once they signed the deal.

As more companies implement mandatory vaccination policies with no legal precedent in place, employers face difficult choices when it comes to terminating nonvaccinated workers.

The revelation, a month after the fact, that the incoming army commander’s installation was stalled due to a sexual misconduct investigation points to an urgent need for the Canadian Armed Forces to be more transparent, experts say.

Hundreds of Afghan women and children have been waiting to join their husbands and fathers in Canada long before Ottawa began its evacuation and resettlement effort in July. Today, they are still stuck in Afghanistan.

Ontarians should expect a “phased exit” from the vaccine passport system sometime next year, the province’s chief medical officer said Thursday as he cautioned the lifting of customer limits in restaurants and gyms will be “slow, gradual and ...

Ford is stepping up his campaign to have Prime Minister Justin Trudeau clamp down on exemptions for unvaccinated air travellers, the Star has learned.

Meanwhile, the Indonesian resort island of Bali reopened for international travelers to visit its shops and white-sand beaches for the first time in more than a year Thursday.

The Ontario Long-Term Care Association wants the government to enshrine the role of “resident support assistants” in its new legislation. Not everyone thinks that’s a good idea.

The report follows a class-action lawsuit filed against two railway companies over the June 30 blaze that levelled the town.