Loretta Rogers served as the director of Rogers Communications since 1979, which was founded by her late husband, Ted Rogers, who died in 2008.

The Liberals’ beleaguered efforts at gun control have often seemed like more talk than action to supporters and critics alike, Tonda MacCharles writes.

Mohammad Alam, a failed refugee from Bangladesh, has worked hard to support his family back home while his removal sat in the queue for years. He was arrested and scheduled for deportation after he missed one reporting with border officials.

Masks will still be required in some circumstances to provide “an additional layer of protection for the most vulnerable.”

The Jays very nearly did the “victory from the jaws of defeat” thing with two out and nobody on in the ninth, down 3-0 against flame-throwing Tigers closer Gregory Soto.

Beyond his music, fans gravitated to his inspiring “underdog” story. It reminded me a lot of my own parents, writes Simmer Anand.

The fan favourite was in Thornhill on Saturday for a clinic and to talk about his new collaboration, set to be introduced at several Markham, Scarborough, North York and Toronto schools later this year.

The sky's the limit with this AI program that generates digital art from human suggestions. Here's why it's trending.

Ottawa police say “no public safety threat” had been identified. Here's what we know.

As prices hit new highs at No Frills, Food Basics, FreshCo and other discount grocery stores, Canada’s most vulnerable are turning to food banks in droves. Some say, eventually, those prices will hit a wall.

More measures are recommended beyond allowing small amounts of hard drugs in B.C.; in Portugal, those measures included mandatory meetings and punishments for refusing treatment.

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

Investigators tell the Star the complexity of such cases makes it difficult to prosecute dealers for overdose deaths.

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