With the imminent exit of U.S. and NATO forces from Afghanistan, war veterans are urging Ottawa to resettle endangered interpreters who helped save Canadian soldiers’ lives

New research suggests that an excess of deaths in Canadians younger than 65 during the pandemic were related to drug and alcohol use, and not the virus.

“She told me that was the only alcoholic beverage she consumed and it was in fact after the collision,” OPP Const. Michelle Ingham testified Monday.

Premier Doug Ford’s controversial new campaign finance law is again being challenged in court by unions who argue it is “government interference with a fair and democratic electoral process.”

Gyms, cinemas and other long-shuttered businesses are eagerly preparing for Step 3 on Friday — but some health rules will remain, limiting their prospects for success.

Meanwhile, the Canadian federal government expects another 1.4 million doses of the shot from Pfizer-BioNTech to arrive in the next seven days.

The funeral was held at BMO Field at Exhibition Place in Toronto.

Brady Robertson trial began Monday in Brampton court

Anna Post, an experienced paramedic with more than two decades on the job, testified through tears in court Monday. Victim Rhoderie Estrada was killed inside her East York home in May 2018.

Toronto Mayor John Tory defends what he calls a “compassionate and firm” approach by the city to move homeless residents indoors from encampments in parks

Transit agency’s plan to boost police presence for employee and passenger safety comes after a rise in assaults.

Trevor Gleeson, a former two-time coach of the year in the Australian Basketball League, is poised to join Nick Nurse’s Toronto staff, according to NBA sources.