In an extraordinary hearing, an Ottawa judge freezes bank accounts and cryptocurrency wallets believed to hold more than $1 million.

Ottawa police began arresting protesters Thursday afternoon after warning of a crackdown. Follow the Star’s live coverage here.

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association says the federal Liberals are invoking the act when the law’s own terms say it shouldn’t be used. A second group, the Canadian Constitution Foundation, agrees.

Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontario’s chief medical officer of health, said the middle of March might see the lifting of the indoor mask mandates in place for most of the COVID-19 crisis.

Police have charged 13 people. The allegations have not been tested in court

The province will resume standardized testing in grades 3 and 6 this year to pinpoint where kids have fallen behind and come up with a plan to help catch up.

With only a small percentage of its population fully vaccinated against COVID, Angola is hustling to catch up to rich nations who've scooped up much of the world's supply.

“Kim’s Convenience” and “Mohawk Girls” actor Maika Harper said she was called a “liar” by a nurse when she called for someone to help her two-year-old daughter.

Ongoing coverage of Team Canada in the 2022 Beijing Olympics.

With Jennifer Jones headed home, Brad Gushue will have to beat the U.S. for bronze to ensure Canada doesn’t go without a curling medal for the first time since the sport’s 1998 reinclusion.

Sharpe, the defending Olympic gold medallist, finished second to Chinese star Eileen Gu.

She shone brilliantly for a moment and then crumbled, derided as a drug-cheat. There will be more where this traumatized Russian teenager came from.