Liberal leader says he won’t back down as “anti-vaxxer mobs” attempt to disrupt his campaign events.

Erin O’Toole has resisted releasing a costed platform, instead relying on the independent Parliamentary Budget Officer to check his work.

Unifor’s Jerry Dias and the Canadian Labour Congress’s Bea Bruske on how the pandemic has hurt workers but also presented an opportunity during this election campaign to fight for basic rights.

While federal rules directly impact a minority of Canadian employees, they are important — not least as an example to the provinces.

Julia Ferguson was working at her job at a receptionist at a well-known downtown Toronto law firm when she was stabbed in the chest. The 29-year-old was taken off life support on the weekend and has died.

Police said the identities of the victims will not be released at this time.

Members of the medical team responsible for Kaiomi Hall-Kemp’s care say that there’s no prospect of improvement in her neurological status.

With new rules in place, and some kids and staff being vaccinated, amid the Delta-fuelled fourth wave, the Star looks at some of the possibilities confused parents might face.

With many students already struggling, schools are trying to offer more access to counselling and mental health care as they return to campuses.

Meanwhile, the Star has compiled a one-stop cheat sheet for Toronto parents rushing to get their kids off to school — and struggling to survive another pandemic school year with their sanity intact.