Ready to run through the door

After a string of fourth-place finishes in relay, Canadian women are poised for a breakthrough

Russia steps up airstrikes

At least 12 dead in attacks in east as Putin's forces target populated areas

Life sentences for North York double killing

Toronto man now convicted of three murders by age 23

Family's painful wait over after months of red tape

Finally gets visas to be able to lay to rest Ghanaian man randomly shot at bus stop

COVID nearly killed this PSW three years ago

A double-lung transplant saved him, but now those organs are also failing

When a far-right figure landed in Canada - and was arrested

British anti-Muslim, anti-immigration activist awaits admissibility hearing

RAINBOWS, JOY AND PRIDE

Thousands marched loud and proud through the city’s downtown streets on Friday and Saturday in the Toronto Pride weekend’s annual Trans March and Dyke March.

Lazy, hazy and occasionally crazy

Ten facts to help you survive, and even thrive, during the dog days of summer in the city

'It doesn't make sense'

Family remembers mother and baby killed in quadruple Vaughan shooting

'Best friends' are together again

Mogbo and Barnes have been pals since Grade 4 in Florida. Now they're teammates in Toronto

Price for gold isn't right for IOC

Plan to pay winners criticized as violating spirit of Games, but athletes don't see problem

Canada's fate is in its own hands

Win against Chile would guarantee progress to the last eight, but draw would likely be enough

Fernandez moves into final

Canada’s Leylah Fernandez advanced to the final of the Rothesay International grass-court tennis tournament.

On the road to net zero, is Canada going fast enough?

There’s no question that many major Canadian companies are applying vision and innovation, and making impressive progress toward circular business models, decarbonization and greater social equity.

Program analyzes extreme weather

When heat waves hit, Canada can link it to climate change

Ontario Place doesn't need Science Centre

The abrupt closure last week of the Ontario Science Centre by Premier Doug Ford’s government has given impetus to some rather drastic “solutions” to what supposedly ails Toronto’s urban core.

Home is where the heart is

Some in Toronto are opting to stay at a time when others are fleeing in droves

Ex-pat 'truly Canadian' after his first canoe trip

When Michael Gilbert moved to Canada from the United States more than five decades ago, he fell in love with the country immediately.

'Carry your son and run'

Thousands of Gazans forced to flee Rafah after nighttime Israeli strikes

Biggest blunder in presidential history

Some Democrats asking who could replace Biden this late in the campaign

Court halts eviction at Revue Cinema

Society sought injunction to prevent building's owners from locking out operators pending trial

No proof of wrongdoing, TDSB says

Principal, vice-principal, teacher have been on home assignment since allegations in March 2023

Shooter gets manslaughter in 2022 death

Crown's murder case falls apart, with two suspects acquitted after third's charge was dismissed

Repair without closing, firm suggests

Architect says immediate fixes could be done in coming months, rest phased in over next decade

MPP ousted from PC caucus

Removal comes after Ghamari met far-right figure

Liberal MP calls on Trudeau to resign

A revolt is brewing. New Brunswick MP Wayne Long has openly called for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to resign, penning a letter to caucus members Friday afternoon, the Star has learned.

Inside the revolt against Trudeau

Journalist overheard minister talking to Liberals, taking stock of party's state of mind

Stronach faces charges from 10 women

Newly released court documents reveal the latest set of criminal charges against billionaire businessman Frank Stronach involve seven different victims and range in date between 1977 to earlier this year.

Bridge nice idea, but will it fly?

The lifeguard station is weathered tatty, the public washrooms sunblistered, a single food truck dispensing greasy edibles. Winds coming in off the water carry a funky smell that reminds me of Emerald Lake, the massive water treatment facility on the edge of the Canadian military base in Kandahar that emitted a constant malodorous stench.

Springer's bat comes to life

They waited until their 80th game of the season, but the Blue Jays finally exploded out of the gate and rode a big first couple of innings to a huge early lead and coasted to an easy victory, taking down the visiting New York Yankees 9-2 in the opener of a four-game series.