Ontario has fired a shot across the bow of school boards that are pushing to extend COVID-19 masking in classrooms beyond March 21.

‘Turning Red’ is the first Pixar film to be set in Canada. Here are some moments in the film where Toronto is featured

For decades, fast-food chains have toiled to produce a cheap compostable takeout coffee cup that doesn’t spill.

A handful of companies in Canada have adopted the truncated schedule with great success. But it’s not for everybody.

Meanwhile, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE) says masks will be ‘voluntary, yet strongly recommended’ at venues.

While some risks do pose serious danger, there are others we must take in order to thrive.

After 25 years in and out of conflict zones for the L.A. Times, Sergei Loiko is now taking part in a war himself.

Defence Minister Anita Anand has her sights on China as the Canadian military looks to increase operations in the Pacific.

Trudeau said his government will look at all the ways to more quickly help transfer some of the over 2 million Ukrainian refugees who want to come to Canada.

In the space of two weeks, the horizons have narrowed dramatically for people living in the largest country on the globe.

Canadian automotive companies are ready and willing to hire hundreds of Ukrainian refugees fleeing the Russian invasion.

Edmonton’s Connor McDavid had to complain before officials starting calling penalties against his opponents. Maybe Auston Matthews has to do the same.

Some travellers were relieved to be leaving the country after two years of spring break travel seasons severely disrupted by COVID-19.

On Friday, Toronto Star baseball columnist and Deep Left Field podcast host Mike Wilner answered your questions about the Blue Jays, free agency and the lockout.