Some young voters say the front-runner in the Conservative leadership race is signalling something new in Canadian politics — and that other parties should take note.

A Star reporter rented a plug-in car to tackle the long-term obstacles to the city making gas-guzzlers extinct.

Toronto has an ambitious plan to cut carbon emissions to net zero by 2040. One city councillor has already done just that.

The city hopes that tackling climate change at the neighbourhood level in the Pocket will help drive retrofits and reduce the cost.

It’s been two weeks since LaFlamme was terminated, a move that some laid at the feet of Melling, sparked outrage among viewers nationwide.

The company launched investigations at CP24 and CTV News Toronto. While it found no evidence of wrongdoing, questions remain about workplace culture.

The former Leafs forward became the first Muslim player to win the Stanley Cup and brought the prized trophy to the place he grew up. “Everything’s just seemed to come around full circle.”

In victory for 13 firefighters who lost their jobs over vaccine status, a labour arbitrator ruled that Toronto’s enforcement of its vaccination policy was not reasonable, setting a potential precedent for other fired workers

Ukraine has called on Canada and other countries refuse to issue visas to almost all Russians, but critics say that could hurt those looking for a way out of Vladimir Putin’s regime.

As wealthy countries begin to jockey anew for orders, is it better to have an updated vaccine now, or hold out for one that might be even better?

Airport will collect waste from planes and restrooms until March 2023, in a first-of-its-kind move in Canada.

‘No one thinks the market is rebounding this fall’: Buyers and sellers will continue to wait on the sidelines as prices continue to decline into next year, economists and real estate experts say.

The story of 40 Homewood Ave. is one of ordinary folk living cheek by jowl and getting along mostly rather well. For many, it’s more than just a home.