The prime minister, whose official itinerary initially listed him as attending private meetings in Ottawa while he flew to Tofino, privately apologized to Casimir earlier this month.

The ball is now in Health Canada’s court, as parents and educators eagerly await the first COVID-19 vaccine for younger kids.

Ford, who is on a campaign-style swing to Windsor on Monday, is signalling that the Progressive Conservatives’ road to re-election will be paved with asphalt.

Two Ontario doctors who have gone public with their skepticism about COVID-19 vaccines and pandemic precautions have been ordered to stop issuing medical exemptions for shots, masking and testing.

In his first game of the season after recovering from Aug. 13 wrist surgery, Matthews was a factor in the offensive zone all game long and helped the Leafs earn a point against the New York Rangers, who were 2-1 winners in overtime at Scotiabank Aren...

Government is confident the majority of Ontarians will do the right thing, noting there are fines in place for anyone caught using a fake document.

Stuntman Tommy Chang, who lives in Woodbridge, says Vaughan animal services had no business doing DNA testing on his dog Dwaeji, an American Bully.

Toronto tenants are facing a rare balanced market. But it won’t belong before the pandemic-induced slack is taken up and the vacancy squeeze returns, says market research company Urbanation.

In a new Toronto Star series about COVID-19 and travel, we get answers to your important questions about travelling during a global pandemic. This is the second instalment, with more questions you asked about going to the U.S.

Meanwhile, Quebec is reporting 410 new COVID-19 cases Monday, along with five more deaths related to the virus.