The federal government is considering turning the page on pandemic-era restrictions by ending the COVID-19 vaccination mandate at the border and scrapping random testing requirements, the Star has learned.

Mike Crase, who has run the provincial PCs since 2018, has been hired to run the party, the Star has learned.

U.S. Senate committee’s approval of Taiwan Policy Act comes amid high tensions with China, though analysts in Taipei don’t expect military clash.

As they wrap up a self-imposed, two-week “social assistance diet” on grocery budgets of $95.21 — in hopes of pressuring Premier Doug Ford to double rates paid to recipients — several New Democrat MPPs described what it’s been like.

Listen to the podcast: Lisa LaFlamme and Rosie DiManno discuss what they are seeing in London before the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II on Sept. 19.

A live tracker of the queue said it was “at capacity” and entry was being “paused” for six hours as waiting times reached 14 hours and the line stretched eight kilometres

In a one-on-one interview, Guerrero made it clear how much he hopes to stay a Blue Jay for a long time. But the closer he gets to free agency, the more risk there is that opinion will change. The clock is ticking,

Migrants say they were given falsified U.S. addresses by immigration officials, perhaps ensuring that they’d be deemed in the country illegally.

Plan to handle some procedures elsewhere is recommended to let hospitals “focus on the most seriously ill.”

Papers found by a homeless writer may show the extent of financial contributions from the real-estate industry.

The Canadian Constitution sets a very high bar for making fundamental changes to the monarchy, including abolishing it.