History tells us GTA real estate downturns tend to be short-lived — but they don’t hit everyone equally, experts say.

Liberal leader Steven Del Duca says an extra year of high school may help make up for pandemic losses — but it’d be up to the students to decide

Some say the move to end requirement for auditions, entrance exams will erode the programs.

Republicans have been working to entrench mechanisms for minority rule as their party’s base of support has shrunk, Edward Keenan writes.

And speaking with other children of immigrants about their parents’ habits, it seems they are not alone.

Thiru Thirukkumaran wants to teach chemistry. The principal wants to hire him. But a regulatory body is standing in the way.

Long-range artillery provided by Western countries could allow Ukraine defenders to keep invading Russians at bay.

Alex Kerfoot practises with the top line before Game 4 while Michael Bunting heads to the fourth unit.

Meanwhile, some CanLit authors and publishers a pandemic-spurred rise in reading gives them hope for the future of their industry.

The skyrocketing cost of the housing market has proven a hot-button issue heading into the Ontario election. The four main parties have committed to making homes more affordable for Ontarians.

From Novavax fandom to wild accusations of vote rigging and stock sabotage at a Canadian mining company, we’ve selected some of the best long reads of the week from the Star.