Education Minister Stephen Lecce had earlier introduced legislation to prevent Ontario education workers from going on strike.

Double shooting sends police to Scarborough high school

Premier Doug Ford’s claim that his job gives him immunity from testifying at the federal Emergencies Act inquiry is a “delay” tactic and an exaggeration of “parliamentary privilege,” commission lawyers charge.

The trove of reports — which the Star accessed Monday — is referenced in an Ontario Provincial Police threat assessment tabled at the public inquiry.

The city is closing a number of temporary shelters it opened during the pandemic, some in hotels, which advocates say is going to cause even more upheaval for unhoused people

Mayors of Oakville, Milton and Burlington have asked the province to temporarily halt parts of Doug Ford’s new housing bill.

Canada’s former public safety minister said Monday that he could not confirm that his office had asked RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki whether information about firearms used in the 2020 Nova Scotia mass shooting would be released to the public.

In his first public statement on the charge against him, Duncan Kinney says he can’t speak about the details but says the charge ‘appears to be’ retaliation for his police criticism.

The third quarter saw the steepest annual decline since 2009, expected to impact construction later next year, said market research firm Urbanation.

The ‘Nation River Lady’ has sat unidentified in the Grenville Street morgue since 1975 — not long after Anne Moran was last seen alive.

Here’s what Alberta’s new premier needs to do to move on from a ‘bumpy’ start

Playing their best overall game of the season and racking up a season-high 43 fast-break points, the Raptors throttled the Hawks 139-109 behind an almost perfectly balanced offence at Scotiabank Arena.