There are growing concerns within the federal Conservative caucus that leader Erin O’Toole will move the party towards accepting a carbon tax, the Star has learned.

York Region school board trustees have decided to rename the school after the late Somali-Canadian journalist.

Parents of Black Children created the tool as a way for teachers to track the incidents they may see or experience and never report, as well as the reprisals teachers face for standing up for Black students.

In a petition to the city, provincial, and federal governments, a group of transit operators is calling for more outreach workers to be deployed on the TTC to offer shelter referrals and other assistance.

The Ontario government says part of the reason for the changes is to improve diversity on the bench. Legal groups argue otherwise.

What matters is not whether Minassian planned and carried out Toronto’s worst mass killing, but if he is criminally responsible. The verdict will be broadcast on YouTube Wednesday.

Ontario Health Teams, made up of physicians, community partners and hospitals, are moving ahead to offer preregistration for eligible seniors and Indigenous adults, with the hope they can get appointments as soon as possible, depending on vaccine sup...

With people staying home more, the number of calls the city has received about sick raccoons —and injuries from raccoons — has skyrocketed.

Meanwhile, 62 per cent of downtown Toronto workers say they feel safe going to their workplace in the core, according to new research.

The study revealed 70 per cent of Ontario children have seen their mental health suffer, and children with developmental disabilities are particularly struggling.

Bryce Casavant is seeking a court order to return to work as a conservation officer with B.C.’s Ministry of Environment.

The lack of non-housing construction shows that builders are reluctant to add to the amount of office space on the market, and are just as hesitant about building new retail space, says economist Arlene Kish.

Vaughan joins a growing number of municipalities expressing concern about the environmental impact of the proposed highway.

The incident took place April 19 at the Onslow Belmont fire hall, which was being used as staging area to shelter evacuees while the RCMP hunted for the gunman