Premier Doug Ford is vowing to have 40 per cent of adults vaccinated against COVID-19 — including essential workers over age 18 in Toronto and Peel Region hot spots — during Ontario’s 28-day stay-at-home order that begins Thursday.

Apart from vaccine shifts, most of the rest is colossal, incompetent failure, and the evident terror that this government might actually get blamed for that.

The shots will start during spring break, government announces.

Clinics coming to essential businesses hailed as ‘excellent, helpful step’ — but critics say Ontario needs a better sick-pay system than the feds are providing.

The Star asked 34 public health units in Ontario for their vaccination plans and is endeavouring to keep this list up to date. Here’s how to get on the list if you fall within a priority group.

Also, York region board wants public health to shut down schools.

Anger and frustration have become common emotions for many, as they stare down another four weeks of a stay-at-home order while COVID-19 cases continue to rise.

The latest report on a universal basic income (UBI) from the independent Parliamentary Budget Officer on Wednesday says such a program would boost the average disposable income of Canada’s lowest earners by just over $4,500, reducing poverty across...

Toronto police Consts. Jeffrey Tout, Michael Taylor, Benjamin Elliot and Fraser Douglas have all pleaded non guilty to multiple professional misconduct charges over a conduct a judge previously called “egregiously wrongful.”

Over her first six months as leader, Annamie Paul has endured “significant resistance” from high-ranking officials on the Green party’s powerful governing body.

Politics has never been for the faint-hearted, but the merely adversarial has now become confrontational and increasingly personal, Martin Regg Cohn writes.

The New Democrat government insisted for a second time Wednesday Yee was speaking for himself and left the door open for him to remain on the committee.