For Ottawa police officer Dawn Ethier, the successful UHN transplant of parathyroid glands to treat severe illness is “a weight off my shoulders.”

In the current system, students are often seen as cash cows, and their education here as a shortcut to permanent residence. How can we do better?

A global pandemic exposed cracks in the narrative: students increasingly report they are isolated, exploited by landlords and stuck in precarious jobs.

Nearly 5,000 customers were left without power Saturday in downtown Toronto.

France’s advancement to the quarterfinals in Qatar is something that hasn’t happened in 60 years.

From Hamilton and Mississauga to Kitchener and Guelph, at the end of a 30-day consultation period — but the protests aren’t over, says Environmental Defence.

The former all-star first baseman was the only player elected by Cooperstown’s second-chance committee, which shut out Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens for good.

Already successful in tracking down the alleged killers of Christine Jessop, Erin Gilmour and Susan Tice, a new DNA technology is offering hope in dozens of other cold case files.

McGrath was one of the original hosts of “Sesame Street.”

We want to hear what our readers have to say before Canada’s top athlete is officially crowned on Wednesday.

The first ever junior high-diving championships in Montreal showed coaches and diving officials from around the world what’s possible.

During the ’90s, the Second Cup at Church and Wellesley was a popular outdoor gathering spot for the city’s LGBTQ community. What was this location’s nickname?

At the North York marketplace, kids of all ages can collect their pop-culture passions

Sing along with the Beatles or Rolling Stones, or enjoy An Evening With featuring drag performers from “Canada’s Drag Race.”