Federal government’s unprecedented use of Emergencies Act to clear Ottawa occupation survives House vote Monday evening with NDP support.

Vladimir Putin defied the threats of his western adversaries and dispatched troops into the republics to perform “peacekeeping functions.”

For many, ‘there’s no going back to 2019’ as companies reopen offices and navigate a future involving hybrid working conditions.

The province is scrapping its vaccine certificates. But data suggests certificates helped “change the trajectory” in the fall.

Justin Trudeau and other world leaders promised swift sanctions in response to Russia’s recognition of breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine.

Meanwhile, a Star analysis has found that vaccine passport policies are linked to a large bump in second-dose COVID-19 vaccinations.

Coun. John Filion says the refusal to fast-track rezoning means 59 homeless people won’t have safe, warm spots in time for next winter.

Former school board trustee Ausma Malik says Toronto city council needs to better reflect the city it represents.

After surviving an ugly stretch as a lightning rod for discontent, Siakam, back at the top of his game, says he’s trying to be more singleminded like Kawhi and less like himself.

Yuen, who heads the Toronto police community safety command, which oversees all front-line policing across the city, was considered by some police insiders as a contender for the next Toronto police chief.

Durham police say a body was found in a wooded area Sunday night near a creek in north Pickering.