Several cities including Toronto, Mississauga and Brampton are lowering their flags to honour the children whose remains were found in a mass grave at a former residential school in Kamloops, B.C.

The owner’s 25-year-old son was pronounced dead at the scene while the four others were taken to the hospital.

The targets of their oppressions are disparate and the struggles are distinct. But they are fighting for the liberation of oppressed people everywhere.

She’s the highest-earning female athlete in the world. In an exclusive interview with the Star, tennis star Naomi Osaka shares her formula for success in business: authenticity, similar values and good vibes.

Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown wants province to allow 2,500 fully vaccinated health-care and essential workers to attend Monday’s big game.

Meanwhile, Ontario to introduce motion on Monday to make Dr. Kieren Moore chief medical officer of health; Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis heads into his reelection campaign as pandemic appears to wane.

Leafs Nation seethes with nervous energy, poised before backyard screens.

Slow starts. Lack of confidence. Sheldon Keefe delivered a clear message to the Leafs on the eve of their biggest game of the year to date.

Come late Monday, the seventh and deciding game of the Leafs’ series against the Canadiens at Scotiabank Arena will either be seen as an opportunity seized or an all-time albatross descended, Dave Feschuk writes.

The Stooping Toronto Instagram account has gained a following among the city’s sustainable treasure hunters. The Star talks to some its fans to learn the tricks of the trade.

Ahead of Pride Month, which will be mostly virtual, the Star remembers a pre-pandemic parade in which the Gay Fathers of Toronto walked the route after their float broke down.

Pre-pandemic, even living across the street from each other didn’t bring sisters Jessica and Victoria Freeman close. What finally did? A last-minute wedding and a pair of pups named Zoe and Chloe.