Few in Canada have managed to get the shot, but its believers are waiting, unvaccinated, anyhow.

The “Rolling Thunder” event will be remembered more for what it wasn’t than for whatever it was supposed to be about.

Health care system feels the strain as growing number of people find themselves stuck in a limbo of lingering symptoms after Omicron.

Against the background of the Ukraine invasion and a domestic cost-of-living crisis in the making, is climate change at risk of falling off the Canadian political radar? Chantal Hébert writes.

All six confirmed candidates appeared at the meet-and-greet Sunday in Burlington, but Pierre Poilievre drew most of the cheers from the sold-out crowd.

Meanwhile, China’s zero-COVID restrictions curb May 1 holiday travel.

Thousands filled the streets of Toronto on Sunday for the first marathon since before the pandemic.

New variants, waning immunity, the prevalence of long COVID and people’s new habits will all factor into a future that is very uncertain.

Dennis Melvyn Howe’s flight made him one of the most wanted men in Canadian history. But even DNA, fingerprints and a remarkably detailed description have led to few leads.

“All of the things that build your experience as a pedestrian will matter far more than just the height of the building or the number of windows,” architect and urban planner Naama Blonder says.

“We want to make customers feel like they’re having some food in a park in China, looking out at the tall towers,” Michael Wang, owner of Asian Legend, says.

The Toronto Flower Market has spent a decade bringing the blooms. Now they offer up the best places across the city to get the freshest bouquets