While the support staff union is already exchanging offers with the provincial government the province’s educators are in the early stages of bargaining.

The candlelight vigil is being held to honour the six young adults killed in last weekend’s single-vehicle crash in Barrie.

After more than two years of pandemic disruptions, students and teachers cautiously optimistic about the school year ahead.

Protest is planned Sunday in downtown Toronto over show’s effects on people who’ve lived in war zones as well as its environmental effects.

Data obtained by the Star shows cannabis store openings are slowing, revenue per store is declining and closings are picking up. Experts say the market is oversaturated and a wave of closures and consolidations is fast approaching.

In an interview with the Star, Clarke spoke about his infamous two-handed slash in 1972 and his ongoing disagreement with teammate Henderson. “Nobody likes Paul as much as Paul likes Paul.”

Alcaraz, Nadal advance on men’s side of the draw.

In a world system where Black men and women in predominantly white spaces often feel pressured to conform to a standard of whiteness, Venus and Serena Williams have always been unapologetically Black, Wendy-Ann Clarke writes.

Rublev grabs fifth-set tiebreak to reach round of 16.

A special Canadian open work permit program is set to expire in February.

When companies such as Bell Media, Hockey Canada and others face controversy, they have to restore trust internally and with the public. Experts disagree on whether organizations should rally around their leaders or show them the door.

The positives spawned by the dating-app invasion are being overshadowed by an increasing number of reports showcasing how they negatively impact our brain chemistry, Stefanos Sifandos writes.