The province will unveil its own system while it waits for a federal proof-of-vaccination certificate that’s common to all provinces.

A loose network of COVID-19 vaccine and lockdown protesters is using digital tools to make the federal election campaign one of the most vitriolic in recent memory, congregating in encrypted chats to track Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau's whereabouts ...

The Conservatives have widened their lead in popular support but the Liberals would still take enough seats today to win a minority as the federal election approaches its halfway point, a new analysis from Vox Pop Labs shows.

Big differences over how Canada should tackle climate change came into sharp focus Monday as the Liberals pledged tougher rules for the oil and gas sector while the Conservative leader Erin O’Toole defended a plan experts say would weaken the count...

Joe Biden’s ability to deliver hurricane help will be an important and obvious test of his administration’s competence. For a president who promised not just empathy, but to restore America’s confidence in the federal government’s ability to ...

How factual is the NDP leader? The Star is documenting false claims and stretched truths.

Meanwhile, Quebec is reporting 386 new cases of COVID-19 Monday and no further deaths attributed to the coronavirus.

While mounting data shows that third shots benefit certain high-risk individuals, experts say there is not yet a compelling case for giving boosters to healthy, fully vaccinated people.

Some bar and restaurant owners say their staff will be in the crosshairs of a vocal group of protesters who have already been berating and threatening them over mask-wearing mandates.

“All kids need to be in school,” said Mayor John Tory, speaking at a mobile vaccination clinic held Monday at Albion Heights Junior Middle School in Etobicoke.

John Carpay went on leave in July when he apologized for having a judge in a case he was involved in followed by a private investigator.

Troy Myers called the claim “unequivocally false” as he announced he was stepping down as the Tory candidate in the Nova Scotia riding of Dartmouth-Cole Harbour.