The province’s ruling CAQ has been bringing in more workers, but their rhetoric is different, and they’re not alone.

A look at reconciliation at a person-to-person level, starting with ties between Indigenous communities and the latest arrivals on ancestral land.

Ontario has stripped some checks and balances from its funding rules, which observers say threatens to compromise the ambitious child-care program.

More than 100 people gathered for a rally downtown to demand better road safety ahead of municipal election

Peaceful protesters laid rose petals and pens over white paper Sunday afternoon to pay tribute to the mostly female victims of a violent attack on a Kabul education centre Sept. 30.

Farzana Adell Ghadiya, who is also a Hazara minority facing persecution by the Taliban, was the chief of staff for the UN Commission on the Status of Women for the overthrown Afghan government.

With “Don’t Worry, Just Cook,” the legendary foodie tries to help those who are nervous in the kitchen

Jeanne Beker received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the ceremony

If you walk down the canned meat and fish aisle at the Loblaws at Maple Leaf Gardens, what reminder of the building’s past will you find?

The musical took its final bow Sunday, concluding a record-breaking, five-year run at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre

George Hislop Park will remain closed until a planned renovation is completed next year.

Nathan and Andre needed a game-changing gene-specific therapy. But the costs were astronomical and the parents were at a loss. Here’s how I witnessed their story go from tragic to triumphant