Post-secondary students and their parents have been increasingly questioning why online learning has continued at some Ontario colleges and universities but not others.

Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative government is defending its glitchy new online corporate registry that Bay Street law firms warn could drive businesses out of Ontario.

Naik Arbabzada formed a group to sponsor her sister’s family to Canada but they hit a bureaucratic snag.

Rogers says it plans to ‘create up to 3,000 net new jobs,’ but critics say it’s not talking about the elimination of duplicate jobs that will come with the merger.

Eyre has been in the top military job since Adm. Art McDonald stepped aside amid a military police investigation into an allegation of sexual misconduct.

Key operates what it calls an “innovative co-ownership model” where people can buy into and live in a Toronto condo to build equity.

There is mounting optimism at Queen’s Park and in Ottawa that Premier Doug Ford and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau can reach an agreement on $10-a-day child care.

The Star spoke with newly-named Green party interim leader Amita Kuttner about their historic appointment — and how they think the Greens can recover.

The famed environmental said his words were ‘poorly chosen’ and ‘spoken out of extreme frustration.’

Meanwhile, Germany has become the latest country to surpass 100,000 deaths from COVID-19 since the pandemic began.

Ontario does not plan to require children aged five to 11 to show proof of vaccination to get into restaurants and other non-essential venues, says chief medical officer Dr. Kieran Moore.