The Liberal government says it will soon propose a new law to protect against cyber attacks on telecommunications platforms and other sensitive sectors like energy, banking and health care.

Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives are taking aim at traditional NDP ridings in the June 2 election with a union-friendly pitch not seen from the Tories in decades.

The perception of being on the side of ordinary workers is a powerful force that helps Doug Ford cut across traditional party lines.

OPP Const. Gabriel Proulx did not respond to requests for comment. He faces professional discipline charges for defying COVID-19 protocols.

One observer points out Alberta’s first 12 premiers served a collective 101 years in office. The next six? Not quite 15 and a half.

J. Cole signed with the Scarborough Shooting Stars in the Canadian Elite Basketball League on Thursday.

Claims that packaging is “100% recyclable” are rife on everything from meal kits to coffee pods to candy bags, but only a small percentage of that packaging is actually recycled. Why solving the recycling puzzle is tougher than it seems.

Health Canada has issued guidance to families with babies who have food allergies and are being impacted by the global shortage of baby formula.

Prices are dropping in the GTA, but in Ontario’s vacation spots supply is tight and price tags are rising, realtors say.

Harold Gerstel said in an affidavit the woman saw his ads and called him to arrange a sale. It’s the second set of allegations the Star has found against him.

When should a political candidate be ousted by a party for something they did in the past? It’s a fine line, political analysts say.

The World Health Organization said 11 countries that “normally don’t have the disease” have reported cases. Here’s what we know so far.

Health Canada is weighing requests from certain parts of the country, including Toronto, to decriminalize drug possession in their jurisdictions.

Meanwhile, this story will continue to be updated by the latest coronavirus news.