CTV News has expressed “regrets” over a 2018 story about then-Progressive Conservative leader Patrick Brown with “factually incorrect” information that caused “harm” to his provincial political career.

Ontario is set to drop most mask mandates — including in shops and restaurants — on March 21, the Star has learned.

Hillier’s account was suspended for violating “Twitter’s COVID-19 misleading information policy,” a spokesperson for the app told the Star.

The price per litre could jump as much as 10 cents and hit $1.95 as early as Thursday, said Dan McTeague.

Joe Biden unloaded the last big obvious economic weapon against Russia that the U.S. had available: declaring a ban on Russian oil and gas imports.

Trudeau met with Latvian Prime Minister Krišjānis Kariņš in Riga at the prime minister’s office.

As conflict continues in Ukraine, a major wheat producer, supply of wheat products — and Russia’s fertilizer — will decrease and costs are set to soar.

Despite Canada’s speedy response to the Ukrainian refugee crisis, critics say those measures may not have gone far enough.

The Star spoke to numerous business owners, in particular restaurateurs, who say the lockdown benefit still hasn’t hit their bank accounts.

Leslyn Lewis has launched her campaign for leadership of the federal Conservative party saying Canadians are desperate for hope and unity.

Meanwhile, the Florida surgeon general said that the state will formally recommend against COVID-19 vaccinations for healthy children.

Proposed legislation that was reintroduced last month to regulate online streaming giants in Canada still largely overlooks online content creators, experts say, and could have a chilling effect on one of the country’s most successful talent pools.