Music industry professionals, crowd control experts, legal analysts and concertgoers say there’s more than enough blame to go around

Police say that groups of young people have been meeting in parks over the past couple of months, resulting in assaults and robberies.

Residents of the Etobicoke Condominiums have issued multiple complaints to their management.

Ontario will “stay the course” with its less restrictive COVID-19 measures despite a 41 per cent increase in infections over the last 10 days, but leave local health units to deal with flare-ups for now, says Health Minister Christine Elliott.

Are we all expected to know that an OK sign is now not OK? Or was a teachable moment wasted, asks Spectator columnist Susan Clairmont.

This school needs to take the initiative of educating students, properly training student leaders and supporting survivors. An optional seminar on consent is not adequate for first-year students, Teigan Elliott writes.

As health care workers who have witnessed the crisis in LTC firsthand, we can no longer stand idle. COVID-19 exposed the cracks in a LTC system that has been under-resourced and understaffed for far too long. We join a public that is more aware than ...

Toronto police are investigating claims the dog that prompted Ontario’s premier to loosen regulations related to pit bulls also attacked a 13-year-old boy at the owner’s martial arts studio.

Durham-Scarborough Bus Rapid Transit line may not be built as originally planned if the 12,000 people who live in Highland Park have their way.

Meanwhile, Canadians are scrambling to get mortgage pre-approvals and rate holds as economists predict the pandemic-long stretch of low interest rates will soon end.

Riley Driver-Martin, a 14-year-old boy from Mississauga, was killed in December 2018 over a drug debt, the Crown alleges during the opening of its murder case against two brothers charged with second-degree murder in his death.

A shift to electric vehicles is stoking fears about the uncertain future of the 3,000-employee Chrysler plant in Brampton, which manufactures gas-powered muscle cars that are being phased out.

York Regional council voted to change the designation of land in ‘Greenbelt fingers’ from agricultural to rural.