The prime minister called the airline's treatment of AFN National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak "unacceptable."
The premier has implored his MPPs to refrain from weighing in on the Hamas-Israel conflict until after the closely fought May 2 byelection in Milton.
Critics are casting doubt on Canada's ‘dysfunctional’ regulations and complaint system.
When nominations closed Friday afternoon, 20 people were registered in the race to be Mississauga.
Eight cases were in children and six in adults, with all but one of the 14 cases acquiring a measles infection while travelling outside Canada, Public Health Ontario said.
The Star has tracked 66 measles cases in Canada in 2024 — more than five times the number recorded last year. The tracker is updated on Fridays.
After the most memorable trial in her courts career, reporter Betsy Powell reflects on the case and shares her one-on-one interview with Umar Zameer.
Defenceman T.J. Brodie, who has been among the team's healthy scratches against the Bruins, could return to lineup.
The Toronto Maple Leafs, down 2-1 in their series against the Boston Bruins, have struggled without a key player in their lineup who has been sidelined: William Nylander.
Are docile home fans the reason for the franchise's historic Stanley Cup drought and years of early playoff exits?
Art Gallery of Ontario workers voted 85 per cent in favour of accepting the deal.
The decline amounts to roughly $4,200 per person, according to a new report by Statistics Canada.
The Canadian Press asked every province whether it agrees with the federal housing advocate that shelter is a human right, and if it intends to introduce legislation upholding that right. Most did not answer the questions directly.
Editorial page editor Bruce Campion-Smith is set to leave the Star next month after a long and illustrious career at the paper.
LONDON (AP) — King Charles III is back.
Police say the driver of the truck remained on scene. The boy, who was walking to school at the time with a group of friends, was taken to SickKids.
Toronto's seasonal park washrooms are opening earlier than ever and city staff are making tweaks to the islands ferry service to avoid long lineups.
Figures show while the sector gave the provincial economy a $1.8 billion boost last year, that was down more than 40 per cent.
The city says regulating stays of 28 days is outside its jurisdiction. The province, however, says municipalities can expand its short-term rental bylaws to include these units.
Unions representing hundreds of staff at Peterborough's Fleming College say they were caught off guard by decision to cancel more than 1 in 5 programs.
We would like to remind all owners and tenants on items permitted on balconies and patios.
The balconies and patios are exclusive use common elements, not part of the units. Please ensure to submit a written request for authorization for any items you wish to place in your balconies & patios beyond a natural gas bbq and seasonal furniture (such as table, chairs and proper furniture covers, for example), pursuant to the Rules.
