“We haven’t had access to in-person queer spaces . . . We wanted to bring people together,” said Meg Fenway, one of the organizers.

A new initiative between language app-maker Babbel and Toronto’s 519 community hub will help LGBTQ newcomers learn English as well as queer culture and history in a safe and inclusive virtual environment.

People trying to book appointments for 1st, 2nd doses voice anger, fatigue with busy booking system in York Region

On Jan. 2 we asked essayists Jen Gerson and Rick Salutin whether life would return to normal in 2021. Now, halfway through a very challenging year — and with the benefit of six months of hard-earned insights — we are revisiting the question. Once...

Transport Canada routinely approves the oversea tows of retired vessels that are not built to withstand the ferocity of open seas.

Rev. John Mock, the pastor in nearby Grayson, Sask., is going through his records and hopes his community can help with the work required to memorialize the recently announced unmarked graves.

Meanwhile, the Public Health Agency of Canada has released new colour-coded guidance on what people can safely do, once they are fully vaccinated.

For the second time in a month, the revelation that hundreds of unmarked graves have been found at a residential school has shocked much of the country, and the world.

The Star had two Indigenous education scholars take a read through the pages of a Grade 8 history textbook and highlight some changes that could still be made in the way Ontario teaches about residential schools.

On Headers and Footers, host Brendan Dunlop recaps an exciting start to the knockout round at Euro 2020 with Italian soccer expert Mina Rzouki as Italy and Denmark advance.

Dozens of police officers were met with hundreds of protesters this week as the city cleared camps at the popular west-end park. One advocate says, given what’s unfolded over the course of the pandemic, ‘Tuesday was not a surprise.’