Garrett and Zoe Doyle were just toddlers when their father died in the South Tower of the World Trade Center.

Toronto police were “used” to go after a Chinese Canadian couple embroiled in a dispute over alleged anti-Asian racism in a Rosedale apartment building, according to a complaint filed with the Office of the Independent Police Review Director.

Participants in the Medicago vaccine trial still don’t know whether they got the real dose or the placebo — and either way they don’t have a Health Canada-approved vaccine required for Ontario’s vaccine certificates.

Families of children with disabilities say they feel abandoned by a health-care system that is leaving their loved ones on the sidelines.

Conservative leader says he would maintain 2020 restrictions on firearms brought in by the Liberals, contrary to his party’s platform.

A former Star feature writer returned to Afghanistan and found a frightened and fractured country.

“This will make a big difference” in poorer areas of Toronto with low vaccination rates, but some barriers will be hard to overcome.

Meanwhile, Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole is the latest federal party leader to promise a national system for proving residents have been vaccinated against COVID-19.

“Having had the opportunity to work so closely with wildlife is my dream come true,” says the president of Gates Wildlife Control.

When the pandemic hit, Rabbi Aaron Levy biked around the city in search of an outdoor space to hold Friday night service

Labour Day may mark the unofficial end of summer, but event organizers show no signs of slowing down.