Documents released this week revealed what was happening behind the scenes for the RCMP as the country grappled with the actions of a gunman who killed 22 people in northern Nova Scotia.

A groundbreaking study into the social norms around racist demeanours may lie the secret of tackling racism by addressing those unspoken social rules much like how public health officials changed puboic smoking through antismoking campaign.

In court and to the media, Edward Lake had spoken at length about the pain of losing his children seven years ago. “We close our eyes and they’re all we see,” he said in 2015. “This is a nightmare that will never go away.”

Longtime City of Toronto court clerk Frank Rizzello told prosecutors he received approximately $50 in cash per file for erasing convictions on more than 100 tickets, ranging from careless driving and cellphone infractions to speeding

Last week a report found employees at Toronto police service perceive that harassment and discrimination regularly occur at work.

As rising prices continue to affect Canadian wallets, experts warn consumers are likely getting less value for their dollar.

The Star asked readers to share their favourite cheap eats in the city.

The inflation rate rose to its highest level in nearly 40 years, fuelled by soaring gas prices.

With around 600,000 people expected to be eligible to vote, the Conservative party’s website briefly crashed due to a surge in demand from new members.

It is impossible to meet the problem of systemic discrimination “without addressing individual behaviour and finding ways to try to do that,” Mayor John Tory said Wednesday.

Passengers sitting nearby those ejected told it had to do with the airline’s mask policy

Ex-Leaf scores the overtime winner in his return from a thumb injury, gives Avalanche a 3-1 series lead.

Jacob Lorinc, Richard Warnica, Andrew Bailey, and Evelyn Kwong received awards and honourable mentions at this year’s SABEW Canada awards.

Many Black Torontonians have pushed back against last week’s Toronto police apology — and more reaction and criticism is expected Wednesday, as the Toronto police board is set to meet to discuss the race-based statistics report