Dr. Eileen de Villa says Torontonians have enough voluntary ways to protect themselves.

The union said it does not know what happened to Dias’s alleged share of the money, but confirmed those funds “were never in Unifor’s possession.”

Conservative leadership candidate’s message targets millennial anxieties with a message that "the system is broken."

Tempers are running high around the world as bodies of 410 civilians were reported removed from Kyiv-area towns recently retaken from Russian forces.

How do you know if you have contracted COVID-19 in the province’s sixth wave? Here’s a refresher on what symptoms to look for and what to do next.

Horrifying accounts are emerging from places under recent Russian occupation, but a popular TV host in Ukraine says following up on them is difficult.

The maximum posted speed on Athabasca Drive where Anaya Chaudhari, 10, and Jax Chaudhari, 4, were killed last year is 40 km/h.

Latest global climate report shows it is now “moral and economic madness” to keep spending on new fossil fuel projects, says UN Secretary General.

Four years after making the pledge and one month before the official start of the election campaign, Ford is finally cutting gas taxes.

The extra work for Oshawa means 2,600 new jobs in the area and the plant in Ingersoll will start building the EV600 light-duty commercial vehicle.

New Democrat MPP Suze Morrison has decided not to run for re-election, citing health concerns.

The Ontario Liberals are hoping Lee Fairclough will be just what the doctor ordered to help them win an Etobicoke seat in the June 2 election.

Meanwhile, Canada’s Wonderland hosting a full summer of festivals and events.

Perhaps winning a Grammy is one of the less important matters to this relatively young adult who has not only grown up in the spotlight, but survived and flourished.