The van attack killer is going to prison for life. Before he does, a Toronto court will hear the personal accounts of at least three dozen victims: the injured, the families of the dead and community members who sprang to action.

Even with fewer bidding wars, some sellers are still pricing with February peak expectations, making it difficult to navigate the market.

Hoggard’s trial details a pattern of “rock star” behaviour that’s difficult to challenge in the world of touring music — behaviour that isn’t “pretty,” even when it may not necessarily be illegal.

The Toronto housing agency says risk of another concrete panel crashing down is “greater than we originally identified” based on findings from structural engineers

Ontario’s mask requirements for settings including doctor’s offices and hospitals expired on Saturday, but healthcare providers across the provice are still masking up.

Toronto begins vaccinating bathhouse workers to protect them from the virus.

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.

Despite troubling incidents of alleged abuse, one expert said there is no evidence megachurches are more abusive than small or medium-sized churches.

Which shopping centre was originally known as the oddly spelled Towne and Countrye Square when it opened in the ’60s?

Lexson Millington and Liam Wilkings’ popular videos often include their friends completing challenges in the thrift store.

The Star documented all the action on the course and behind the scenes live from St. George’s on Sunday.

Donald Trump is not just the leader, but the embodiment of an angry brand of right-wing politics that exists in its own media and ideological world. And it may soon be a defining issue in Canada, too.

Gi-hun will be back with The Front Man, in addition to a brand new character, according to showrunner Hwang Dong-hyuk.

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