The Alberta capital allowed drinking at public parks on May 28 under a pilot project, but no such luck for Canada’s largest city.

More than half of Canadians surveyed said symptoms of cognitive impairment after contracting the coronavirus lasted more than 11 months.

Directors of education said they had told the ministry of education some time ago such festivities were not possible: “Asking schools to change direction and organize an outdoor event, while social-distancing restrictions are still in place, is imp...

The Star’s analysis of 17 years of data reveals how the daily rhythm of gun violence and police response is felt at the level of specific intersections, blocks, housing communities and apartment buildings.

“There needs to be a fundamental values shift in the venture capital world,” says the COO of the Canadian Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce.

Ontario’s chief medical officer, Dr. David Williams, said the increase in the last few days may be due to the spread of the Delta or India variant, and the government will reassess the matter next week; provinces consider vaccine incentives to pers...

Police force that enforced residential school policies has been to the site where 215 bodies were found, but has not taken over investigation.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in conversation with Toronto Star columnist Martin Regg Cohn live on thestar.com from 4 to 5 p.m. on Friday, June 4th.

Ottawa’s plan to address the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls was more than two years in the making. What’s in it?

Donald Trump and his supporters are still fighting to overturn the last American election, and Republican legislators appear to be fixing things to ensure he (or his successor) cannot lose the next one, Edward Keenan writes.

On Thursday, Health Minister Dorothy Shephard had provided a glimpse into the timeline and process of the investigation into the mysterious brain disease that has afflicted at least four dozen people in the proince.