Vladimir Putin has displayed “irrationality” in his invasion of Ukraine, prompting NATO countries to reject Ukraine’s calls for a “no-fly” zone.

Shells have set fire to one of the reactors at the Zaporizhzhia plant. That reactor is not operating, but there is nuclear fuel inside.

Canadian financial institutions had hundreds of millions invested in Russian companies that were hit by sanctions following the invasion of Ukraine.

As businesses flee the city, people like restaurant manager Anton Aladin figure they have a week, maybe two, before things get bad.

Leslyn Lewis is expected to enter the federal Conservative leadership race officially next week, a contest starting to take shape in earnest after the release of several key deadlines.

Premier Doug Ford is about to lose another key member of his cabinet as Ontario’s spring election approaches.

When the Star asked earlier about advocates’ concerns, the Ministry of Transportation didn’t dispute the government was abandoning the target.

York Regional Police officers suspect report of person in crisis may have been fake following hours-long search

One local far-right activist lamented that the protesters weren’t armed and claimed, ‘we are at war.’

Congressional investigators have filed their findings around the events of Jan. 6, 20021 and taken a step toward finding legal accountability for that day, Edward Keenan writes.

Ontario’s transportation minister insists the province is not letting truck drivers from the three-week Ottawa protest against COVID-19 mandates “off the hook” amid criticisms that penalties have not gone far enough.

Meanwhile, Ontario’s chief medical officer of health, Dr. Kieran Moore, said he estimates there are 10 times more new cases daily than confirmed by limited PCR testing, so with almost 2,300 new cases reported today that would actually be 23,000; On...