Ontario’s chief medical officer faced pointed questions about his handling of COVID-19 from a commission investigating the pandemic, including why he didn’t “stand up” and go public about concerns over Premier Doug Ford’s relaxed triggers f...

Praise for athletes and daughter’s ‘well brought up’ friend have Gowling vowing to do better.

The Thunder Bay District Health Unit reported 33 new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday and a total of 315 active cases. Schools are also set to move online.

The recent decline in COVID-19 is over with infections on the rise again and while the more contagious variants are spreading slower than first feared their presence is being seen more and more, public health officials say.

The Progressive Conservative government is proposing major campaign finance changes, doubling the annual donation cap to $3,300, extending per-vote subsidies for political parties, and limiting the spending of third-party lobby groups.

The leader of the Canadian Nationalist Party has been accused of anti-Semitic hate crimes, but gets to issue tax rebates for donations to his cause.

Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged sharing coronavirus vaccines with a number of friendly countries that have given favours to Israel in the past.

Family members hatched a plan: for each year Mary brought joy, love and warmth to the lives of others, she would receive a card in the mail. Younger family members took to social media to spread the word.

They have been at each other’s side for almost two decades. Now, Seixeiro is off to Breakfast Television while Micallef works with new friends.

Digital culture has long had an impact on our relationship with our bodies. Now, the COVID-19 pandemic has fed into that too.

Zoom meetings are a reality with which many of us in North America have become all too familiar, Edward Keenan writes.

It’s very sad.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh told the Star’s editorial board Thursday that he “absolutely” won’t work with O’Toole’s Conservatives if they win the most seats but fail to get a majority in the next federal election.