A top contender for the Conservative leadership is now calling for Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino to resign, while Mendicino says he is appalled with how the Tories are twisting his words.

Judge calls death of man who spent his life supporting Ontario’s Indigenous community a “cruel irony.”

Being “not a partisan or ideological guy at his core” was central to the PC leader’s brand, and the key to his second election victory.

Masks will be continue to be required for staff and patients at the 17 GTA hospitals and health systems contacted by the Star.

A prominent Toronto MP is “seriously” considering jumping into the nascent race to be Ontario Liberal leader.

Race organizers are stressing the number could change, as the party carries out the painstaking work of validating each membership.

McKenzie was arrested on June 4 and faces two charges, according to police.

A London court heard yesterday that a three-day preliminary hearing will be held into the case beginning Dec. 5.

Ontario exempts earnings from some apprenticeship programs from subsidy calculations. A program run through the carpenters’ union isn’t among them.

A Torstar investigation of more than 600 cases reveals police are often not told when judges find they violated the Charter.

These systemic abuses are found among the more than 600 rulings over the past decade where judges found police committed serious Charter violations.

With help from Western University’s law school, Torstar scoured thousands of court records for those where judges found serious Charter violations.