Canada’s entire supply of approved vaccines — amounting to 80 million doses expected to ship here this year — is manufactured in Europe, where politicians are threatening export controls to protect their own supplies

The Ontario government computer specialist fired after the alleged theft of millions of dollars in COVID-19 relief funds has about $12.4 million in cash in Indian banks, the Star has learned.

The “window of opportunity” is closing to contain the spread of new, more contagious COVID-19 variants in Canada, health experts say, which leads to the question: Are tough restrictions needed on interprovincial travel?

Company built on desire to strengthen trust in democracy by using robust voting technology was subjected to hateful and violent messages over the U.S. election results.

Jonathan Braun’s 10-year sentence was commuted on Jan. 19. Braun, who was represented by Trump lawyer Alan Deshowitz, was convicted of conspiracy to import marijuana from Canada and money laundering conspiracy.

Justin Trudeau’s government found out that China’s government was getting in the way of Canada’s plan to test and potentially produce a COVID-19 vaccine made by a Chinese company just days after the prime minister announced the deal, according ...

School reopenings, travel within Ontario could be affected, public health official says, after samples from 99 people in the region test positive for a “variant of concern.”

The argument against the for-profit homes is simple, critics say: they get the same money as the non-profit and municipal homes, but they don’t provide the same level of service.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says a voluntary testing program has found more than two per cent of international travellers arriving at Pearson airport have COVID-19, making it crucial for the federal government to make such tests mandatory at air and la...

Meanwhile, a new report on billions of dollars Ottawa has sent to provinces to help safely reopen the economy suggests much of the money is sitting unused.

CEO of Great Canadian Gaming Corp. steps down after charges of failing to comply with Yukon emergency measures.

Some international students who started their programs virtually from abroad last fall have been refused study permits. ‘I felt cheated,’ says one rejected student.

Financial troubles — caused or exacerbated by COVID-19 — reported by institutions across the province