Ontario is about to extend mandatory masking on transit, and in hospitals and nursing homes until May 25 as the province rides out a sixth wave.

The Star’s signal map uses data sourced from each GTA public health unit into one location, showing trends in sewersheds or wastewater catchment areas.

A limited online profile linked to the alleged gunman and confirmed independently by the Star reveals interest in firearms.

The far-right online influencer has been jailed since his arrest in February during the convoy occupation around Parliament Hill.

The Durham District School Board recently pulled several books from its libraries, including “The Great Bear” by David A. Robertson, an award-winning Indigenous author.

The federal government has blown past its own promised deadline to complete the country’s first LGBTQ2S+ action plan, but the minister overseeing it says it will be delivered “later this year.”

Meanwhile, COVID-19 cases in Ontario have likely plateaued around 100,000 new infections a day.

AstraZeneca drug administered by injection is targeted at people with weak immune systems.

Musk fittingly made the announcement on Twitter Thursday morning. As always, opinions on the platform were divided.

Premier Doug Ford says there are no plans for any of his family members to run for Toronto city council to replace his nephew Michael Ford — but he won’t rule it out.

The puppies were wrapped in plastic bags, police said in a news release calling it a suspicious incident.