A GoFundMe raised more than $3 million to help the truckers with fuel, food and lodging.

Ottawa and Queen’s Park are “very close” to a deal on $10-a-day child care, the Star has learned.

The Ontario transit agency says there was no conflict of interest and the consultant had no influence over Metrolinx awarding contracts to his firm.

Three doctors are being ordered to comply with an investigation by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario for alleged misconduct including providing illegitimate medical exemptions for COVID-19 vaccines.

The Mexican Riviera was a popular and dangerous spot for Canadian mobsters long before the killings of Robert James Dinh and Thomas Cherukara.

Meanwhile Dany Fortin, the senior military officer once tasked with overseeing Canada’s COVID-19 vaccination drive, will be in court Monday to face allegations of sexual misconduct.

In the North, one board posted more than 60 per cent of students away last Friday — but it turns out, weather was bad and buses were cancelled.

Supt. Stacy Clarke made her first appearance before the Toronto police disciplinary tribunal Monday. She’s facing seven counts of professional misconduct.

City staff say they received a noise complaint shortly after the playground opened and that the musical panel was “mistakenly installed.”

Prominent union leader Jerry Dias is getting help in his fight against protectionist American policies threatening Ontario’s auto plants and other industries from agriculture to steel.

Steven Del Duca is putting the old band back together in hopes of striking a chord with Ontario voters on June 2.

Parish was mayor when street was named after Hans Langsdorff