Experts told the Star they are unsure of the veracity of the claims the Michaels signed attestations of criminal wrongdoing. It may well have happened, they said, but likely under duress.

The healing process took months for Kevin and Julia Garratt, but he said they got by through sharing their story and doing normal things again, like grabbing a coffee with friends.

There was a nursing crisis in Ontario before the pandemic. Now more than one in 10 nurses, in the early stage of their careers, say they will leave the profession when COVID is over. What will that mean for health care?

Toronto police have arrested and charged a man and a woman with assault in relation to the incident.

Meanwhile, the U.K. government is counting on vaccines and “common sense” to keep virus at bay as winter appraoches, bringing the threat of a new surge.

The Sudbury university is under creditor protection in court. With dozens of programs cut and 130 faculty let go, students returned to class this month in an uncertain climate, while laid-off professors and those who remain wonder what the future hol...

The stories of people who have scrimped and saved to retire early sound idyllic. But financial experts say the goal to retire at 35 is not attainable for a huge part of the population. Rosa Saba explains why.

Lauded soprano Patricia Snell was a major force in the Toronto opera scene of the 1950s

On their first trip to Toronto, Indigenous kids from Muskrat Dam giggled when they saw themselves on TV

From a driving tour through thousands of jack-o’-lanterns to a stroll through the Kensington Market Art Fair, there’s plenty to do this week in the GTA

Taking better advantage of Nylander’s lethal one-timer and knack for puck possession could go a long way toward solving the club’s problems with the man advantage.