Queen’s Park is “clamping down” on dubious medical exemptions by beefing up Ontario’s system for proof of COVID-19 vaccinations, the Star has learned.

After a woman was caught using her sister’s vaccine card at the U.S. border, the Canada Border Services Agency says only 17 of more than 300 people caught with fake documents have been fined.

A grade three teacher who wears a hijab has been removed from her job just 15 kilometres from Parliament Hill, bringing all the political tension over Quebec’s Bill 21 back onto the Hill itself.

A new report exposes significant gaps in the border control measures intended to limit spread of COVID-19 and its variants.

Kevin Donovan dives further into the murky world of car theft after his Toyota Highlander was stolen in September.

The news comes hours after the Raptors abruptly cancelled a practice scheduled for their OVO Training Centre as they took an “abundance of caution” with the league’s healthy and safety protocols in mind.

Meanwhile, Transat A.T. lost more than $1 million per day last quarter as it began to ramp up operations, but says business is growing steadily despite a persistent pandemic.

Food prices to rise even faster in 2022, a side effect of a “disastrous” year.

A post made on Ontario’s subreddit has amassed more than 2,800 comments — many criticizing the user’s choices to buy “brand name” products.

As COVID-19 took hold, Ottawa began spending without limit arguing that inflation would stay low. What a difference a year makes, Heather Scoffield writes.

Alberta’s education minister says legislation is being worked on for the spring that would take the disciplinary process away from the Alberta Teachers’ Association.

In a newly released brief, the table notes that a higher viral load makes Delta more contagious — but also possibly more visible to rapid tests.

Ontario is now the only remaining holdout province after New Brunswick landed a deal with the federal government on how to bring in $10-a-day daycare.