Coun. Michael Thompson chairs city council’s economic and social development committee and sits on Mayor John Tory’s executive committee.

Veteran Staff Sgt. Kirwin Marshal is “looking forward to the opportunity to give his side of the story,” his lawyer told the Star.

The company founded in 1974, was sold on Wednesday to a New York private equity firm for an undisclosed amount.

One of the partners in the company controlling the Toronto Star has asked the courts to issue an order breaking up the partnership. If it does, Torstar could be acquired by one of the existing owners or a new one.

In an exclusive interview with Chris Johnston, Sandin spoke about his call with Kyle Dubas, his ‘difficult’ summer and his long-term future with the Maple Leafs.

The move comes after one party official described a “collapse of volunteer motivation and morale,” according to a recording obtained by the Star.

Ontario is opening the door to a major refurbishment of the Pickering nuclear plant that could squeeze another 30 years out of it.

As Const. Kristina Neilson awaits her fate in a disciplinary hearing, new details are emerging about her years in the military and policing.

Alberta’s ploy to lure Torontonians west with promises of affordable housing and jobs proves to be an easy sell

Condemnation of the regime’s violence has come from around the globe. But some say those in positions of power must go further if change is to come.