Maj-Gen Dany Fortin left his assignment days before Canada was set to receive its largest shipment of vaccines to date.

How can Ontarians be sure the falling daily case average is truly good news, when the province is both doing far fewer tests, and still seeing an alarmingly high number of positives?

Donald Trump’s Mideast peace effort has failed, Joe Biden is focused on domestic issues. Is there a place for America in finding peace? Edward Keenan writes.

Ford government ignored calls from science advisory table, Toronto Public Health and local leaders to continue the extra supply to hard-hit health units, many in Toronto and Peel, for a total of four weeks. But Dr. Isaac Bogoch, a member of Ontarioâ€...

On Friday, the federal government released guidance on what life in Canada might look like over the coming months as the pace of vaccinations increases. Here’s how that might look.

Average daily COVID-19 case counts nationally dropped to fewer than 7,000 for first time since April; Quebec reports 838 new cases; mood in U.K. is jubilant as government looks to repeal most COVID-19 restrictions.

New Westminster’s bylaw eliminated the practice of landlords evicting people under the guise of making renovations only to rent their units out for far more money.

From taxes to zoning to line of credit rules, there are policies that could help make home ownership more attainable.

The latest Israeli-Palestinian conflict has caught Canadians who have ties with Israel by surprise and many say what everyone wants is peace.

The Star speaks to Canadians concerned for family is Israel and Gaza.

‘Expect fewer people, more space, but familiar Stampede experiences that just look different this year’

The information was provided to detectives after the release of Sherman police files last December in response to a Star challenge of sealing orders on police search warrant documents.