Canada not only pulled off an upset over the reigning world champions from New Zealand and ended the United States’ Olympic dynasty, it also helped right a national program that appeared to be charting a dangerously wayward course, Dave Feschuk wri...

Ongoing coverage of Team Canada in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics

Toronto swimmer finishes seven one-hundredths of a second off the podium.

Temperatures to soar above 30C again for the next week as high humidity renders the heat stifling.

Ontarians would struggle if a fourth wave of COVID-19 were to hit, possibly leading to a “fundamentally divisive point in our society,” says the co-chair of the province’s science table.

Ontario is being asked to keep businesses open if COVID-19 cases rise in the fall and to increase financial support for small businesses. Further lockdowns will be the death knell for countless businesses, representatives say.

Saad Aljabri, the high-profile former Saudi intelligence official now exiled in Toronto, has given his most full-throated defence yet against fraud and embezzlement allegations against him

For three decades he came to Canada to work our farms. Then the pandemic changed the landscape. Would new appreciation of his essential role finally help this migrant worker put down roots? Part three of a series.

More and more foreign students are coming from the same countries, concentrating in particular school programs and provinces, and that can spell trouble for the country’s international education sector, says a new study from Statistics Canada.

Meanwhile, calls for the Ontario government to take leadership on vaccine credentials or so-called “vaccine passports” are increasing from both business and health advocates; Israel to offer booster shot to people over 60.