Ontario’s annual Sunshine List of public servants earning six figures has ballooned to a record 244,188, the provincial government says.

As Ontario eases COVID-19 restrictions, universities are grappling with what to do about their own policies.

The NDP is choosing policy gains over partisan rivalry. How that impacts Singh’s leadership and the New Democrats’ electoral fortunes is an open question.

Ottawa is looking at spending hundreds of millions more to create additional child care spaces in a move to secure Ontario’s signature on the federal government’s national program, the Star has learned.

Owner says the brand of vegan restaurants and stores that encountered community pushback lives on through its Vegandale Festival.

Home listings are likely to rise with the temperature — how that will affect the market depends on what, where and when you’re buying.

Taliban rulers have decided against reopening schools to girls above the sixth grade, reneging on their promise to the international community in order to appeal to their hardline base.

Russian leader’s comments about the West could signal attempt to draw NATO into war.

An Ontario Liberal government would impose a “regional living wage” starting at $16 an hour and give all workers portable drug, dental and mental health benefits, the Star has learned.

The widespread availability of printers that can make illegal guns is one of the biggest rising concerns of law enforcement in Canada and the U.S., Edward Keenan writes.

The World Health Organization won’t OK the Medicago vaccine for international distribution because it’s part owned by Philip Morris. What use can be found for all the doses Canada has ordered?

Meanwhile, Germany’s health minister said Friday that it’s too soon to declare a “freedom day” from COVID-19.

To say the Costa Rican player embellished the contact from Mark-Anthony Kaye would be an understatement, but it was completely avoidable by the Canadian.