Protests in support of CUPE shut down Yonge-Dundas Square as labour board hearings continued and the province said it would not resume talks

The University Health Network is helping residents launch a Naturally Occurring Retirement Community with supports for aging at home.

Thousands of pre-construction buyers who bought during the pandemic are facing ballooning mortgage rates and shrinking property values.

Critics warn the deals will be bad for competition but a Star analysis suggests the surprising side effect of all this consolidation could be lower mobile fees for customers in Toronto — at least in the short term.

Many boards closed schools after tens of thousands of education workers walked off the job and hit picket lines on Friday.

Device exploits Wi-Fi loophole to look through walls surreptitiously and locate your smartphone or laptop. Should we be concerned?

Musk has introduced an unapologetic profit motive to a social-media platform the world has falsely come to think of as being in the public domain.

The first updates rolled out to iOS users in select countries Saturday, allowing them to buy a blue check mark for $8 a month.

Representatives for Carter’s family confirmed the singer’s death at his home in Southern California. They did not provide any immediate further comment.

An Environment Canada special weather statement says wind gusts could reach 80 km/h