The findings of hundreds of unmarked graves have led many municipalities to cancel or curb their July 1 festivities. “This year, Canada Day should be nothing more than a day of reflection,” says Sol Mamakwa, MPP for Kiiwetinoong and a member of K...

As vaccination rates skyrocket and new COVID-19 cases counts remain low, pressure is mounting on Premier Doug Ford to accelerate Ontario’s reopening.

The recommendation includes renaming other Toronto landmarks, including public parks that bear the name of a man said to have slowed the end of the slave trade.

City council is expected to vote on the rooming house proposal on July 14.

Though no one has been found alive since Thursday, rescuers were still combing wreckage on Monday of the tower that former Toronto lawyer helped build in the 1980s.

One of the highest-profile ministers in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government announced Monday she won’t seek re-election, citing a desire to spend more time with her children and to rededicate herself to the fight against climate change.

Canadian researchers are studying antibody levels post-vaccine, to learn, among other things, about effects on people with compromised immune systems.

Meanwhile, U.K. study reports mixing AstraZeneca, Pfizer vaccines produces better immunity.

It was a reverse of the script the Canadiens had used in the first three rounds of the playoffs.

On Headers and Footers, host Brendan Dunlop recaps an incredible day at Euro 2020 with Laura Armstrong of the Toronto Star. Tournament favourites France were ousted by Switzerland while Spain survived a late push from Croatia.

The Ulkatcho First Nation on Anahim Lake in British Columbia is proud to have produced one of the world’s best goalies.

The rollout of the cannabis retail market has failed communities gravely affected by drug laws prior to legalization, advocates say.

With five bedrooms, a guest house and boat house, a unique waterfront property less than three hours from Toronto.