“I don’t think we should be doing identity politics in our party and dividing the Red Tories, the old PCers, the old Reformers,” Bergen says.

When Mob killer Ken Murdock knocks a legendary crime boss off the board, he knows he’s made himself a target. And now police are also hot on his heels.

Some argue the 1973 ruling, by granting U.S. women the right to decide if and when to give birth, had an effect on everything from health to economics.

One U.S. Supreme Court Justice wrote that the court should also reconsider rulings that protect contraception, same-sex relationships, and same-sex marriage

Court records obtained by the Star detail a long string of incidents in the months leading up to Henrietta Viski’s death earlier this month.

Rosemarie Bryan, a Salvation Army community and family service manager, had been elected to the post on the recommendation of outgoing councillor Michael Ford.

Fuel prices expected to rise three cents Sunday, according to president of Canadians for Affordable Energy Dan McTeague.

Evusheld, authorized for people with weakened immune systems like transplant patients, is in some Ontario hospitals. Patients call it “life-changing.”

What began as just another day for the McLellan family in Strathroy, Ont. would end with young Nathaniel clinging to life in hospital. This is the final episode of “Death in a Small Town” podcast.

Two people are being treated in hospital for serious injuries after being attacked by a man and dog in two separate events.

Environment Canada asks people having trouble breathing outdoors on Saturday to reschedule outdoor activities until the special air quality statement is lifted.