Premier Doug Ford is off to Washington to promote new Ontario legislation designed to keep trade flowing at the border, sources say.

As of Monday, masks will no longer be mandatory in most indoor spaces, the Star has put together a list of some recent coverage on recommendations.

Mystery deepens as new timeline emerges of the last hours before Malcom Madsen’s disappearance more than three years ago.

Realtors told the Star many of their clients who moved away are now seeking second properties or rentals downtown as they return to work.

Meanwhile, Hong Kong will review COVID-19 restrictions as cases decline; Nova Scotia lifts mask mandate as health officials warn of continued COVID-19 threat.

Margaret Calver saw herself as an advocate for nursing home residents. The home saw her as a “vexatious” harasser. What came next changed everything.

“Sometimes recommendations need to be novel and aspirational,” said Prahbu Rajan, the new chair of Ontario’s Domestic Violence Death Review Committee.

After decades of under-investments and a lack of sustained attention by successive governments in Ottawa, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has now thrust the issue of Canadian Arctic sovereignty and security into sharper focus.

Several “very, very promising” biomedical trials suggest that a full cure for diabetes is in sight, 100 years after Frederick Banting and Charles Best announced the discovery of insulin.

Bettie Bradley remade herself into a successful media executive

“At the end of the day, we want to live in a livable city where everyone feels like they’re able to participate.”

Rachel Kelly opened a co-working space in 2017, but pivoted online business last summer due to the pandemic.