Toronto Star has won a court-approved access to police investigative documents in the now four-year-old Barry and Honey Sherman murder case, and the information is released in chronological order, not all at once. Last week we reported that in the summer of 2021 the hope … Read More

As soon as Lorna Yates had hung up her shovel on Monday, she realized she was facing a cool Catch-22. She had worked hard to dig the family car out of the snow bank in front of her house. But while she had freed her … Read More

For six hours, Peter Harvey, his son Lucas and their dog Oliver were stuck in their truck heading west on Highway 401 Monday night. “We had seen vehicles that had just been abandoned, a lot of transportation, medium-sized trucks, cars … and there was no … Read More

The last quarter of the year is traditionally the slowest in real estate. But last year’s record sales and prices broke the tradition to the end, according to the Royal LePage House Price Survey. It shows that more than half of Canadian real estate markets … Read More

Relief – but also skepticism, worries and questions. News there Ontario schools will reopen Monday for personal learning came with a mix of emotions for parents. Mississauga mother Alexa Barkley said she is “nervous” about sending her teens – 16, 15 and 13 – back … Read More

As COVID-19 hospital admissions in Ontario hit pandemic heights, hospitals are running to take care of an influx of sick patients with a wider range of symptoms and conditions, making this increase different from previous waves and putting additional strain on a system, who are … Read More

OTTAWA — Wayne Redekop has seen hospital treatment in his city become thinner for more than 20 years. The five-year-old mayor of Fort Erie remembers the day in the mid-1990s when the local hospital’s obstetrics department shut down and moved to Niagara Falls, 30 miles … Read More

How do you make sure Ontario’s two million students are? back to school January 17? Try N95s for all teachers and staff. Improve ventilation. Make sure everyone who is eligible has received theirs COVID-19 vaccines and boosters. Keep testing. And continue to track cases in … Read More

How do you make sure Ontario’s two million students are? back to school January 17? Try N95s for all teachers and staff. Improve ventilation. Make sure everyone who is eligible has received theirs COVID-19 vaccines and boosters. Keep testing. And continue to track cases in … Read More

Premier Doug Ford hopes Ontario’s two million school children can return to personal learning as soon as possible, but he wants to make sure “teachers are in the classroom with students.” That’s why Ford is urging educators to get their COVID-19 booster syringes and for … Read More