The closure at Bowmanville Hospital highlights the continuing crisis Ontario’s hospitals are enduring due to staffing shortages.

The former leader stepped down in 2019 but remains one of the party’s two members in the House of Commons.

With many pandemic public health policies either relaxed or scrapped, advocates in Ontario fear that the province’s interim expansion of the health services will be next on the chopping block.

Canada’s auto sector is breathing easier after a U.S. deal to scrap “buy American” provisions in an electric vehicle tax-credit plan and widen them to all vehicles made in North America.

It’s a philosophical and legal concept going back hundreds of years that fed the idea that Europeans could take what they wanted from non-Christians.

“Never again can the Christian community allow itself to be infected by the idea that one culture is superior to others,” Pope says in Quebec City.

Upgrades to the 33-year-old ballpark will try to address problems with the stadium that critics say has too much concrete and not enough personality.

Project Myra is a 22-month multi-jurisdictional investigation involving police agencies in the GTA and Saskatchewan and Équité Association.

The deal is part of Quebecor’s push to expand outside its home province but independent ISPs say the VMedia sale is also part of a worrying trend of consolidation in the face of CRTC policies that favour big telecoms.

With the provincial portal opening for kids as young as 6 months, the Star reviewed the evidence and checked in with experts.

Inflation may have peaked but that doesn’t mean we’re anywhere near back to normal, experts say.

Average rents jumped 3.1 per cent in June, the second highest monthly increase in over three and a half years, a new report says.

Police say would-be buyers respond to online ads for cellphones, arrange to meet sellers, are then confronted by men wielding firearms.