Under a blazing sun and against a steady beat of drums, a small group of young Indigenous adults formed a semi-circle around a small, wooden classroom chair and led the couple of dozen observers present in songs of mourning.

Premier Doug Ford is considering a major revamp of his cabinet as the one-year countdown begins to the June 2, 2022 election, the Star has learned.

Across the country, flags have been lowered to half-staff at federal, provincial and municipal buildings and vigils are being held amidst calls for the government to provide resources to seek out what are likely many more unmarked burial sites connec...

Discovery of mass grave of Indigenous children underscores need to continue work on reconciliation Trudeau says

Canada’s former ambassador to China, Guy Saint-Jacques, is calling on the federal government to review its intelligence and publicly put pressure on the Chinese to help determine the exact origins of COVID-19.

Following decision to allow 550 fans to attend Leafs game, restaurant and bar owners are hopeful they’ll be able to welcome fans — and other customers — sooner than anticipated too.

The Indian Residential School Support Society out of B.C. has run its crisis line for almost two decades, supporting survivors and their families as they began to tell their stories of trauma. Its support workers have faced a flood of calls.

Meanwhile, almost 194,000 vaccine doses administered in Toronto last week, Ontario sets vaccination policy for nursing homes requiring workers to present proof of vaccination.

With Ontario’s stay-at-home order expiring Wednesday, Premier Doug Ford’s move to allow 550 fully vaccinated health care workers into Monday’s Leafs-Canadiens NHL playoff showdown is fuelling demands for more businesses like restaurant patios t...

“We’re obviously devastated, disappointed.” The best Leafs team assembled in the Brendan Shanahan era lost in the opening round of the round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Again.

Collapses come in different flavours. Some traditions endure.

The Toronto Maple Leafs haven’t made it past the first round of playoffs since 2004, as the team endures another annual loss this year.

They thought they’d got it right, finally, those responsible for constructing a squad that seemingly lacked nothing. Glitzy offence, a stabilized defence, a ripened superstar core. All erased in one godforsaken encounter with the lowly Habs, Rosie ...