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Poilievre draws thousands to rally

Conservative party backers pack Toronto Congress Centre, take aim at federal carbon tax

Bald eagles' nest a sign of healthy ecosystem

Discovery of birds a first in recorded history of Toronto

Sprawl for nothing? As it turns 50, Mississauga finds itself at crossroads

When Michelle Dias looks out the window of her Mississauga office tower, she sees a sky full of cranes. She can’t remember the last time she has seen so many.

'Oppenheimer' is the bomb

Film dominates the Oscars with seven awards, including best picture

Cyberattack leaves Hamilton with $36M in delayed tax payments

Hamilton is temporarily out roughly $36 million in tax revenue due to an ongoing ransomware attack that has delayed pre-authorized payments from residents.

Gangs launch attacks on police stations

Caribbean leaders set to meet Monday

A home for the WNBA and what's best for Barnes

Hello, Doug. I just wanted to follow up on your story about Larry Tanenbaum and the revival of a possible WNBA franchise.

Hostage crisis: Israel's dilemma, Hamas's opportunity

Over the last five months, Israel has killed thousands of Hamas fighters, destroyed dozens of their tunnels and wreaked unprecedented destruction on the Gaza Strip.

Imams point the way toward mental health

In the wake of deadly incidents, Muslim religious leaders use pulpit to battle stigma

Green roads ahead

Two Star journalists continue their journey to places kick-starting Ontario's clean revolution

Reds rise to the occasion

Insigne's long-range rocket lifts resurgent Toronto club past Charlotte FC in home opener

Finding hope for better future on the road

Visiting more than 100 minor teams leaves McGillis feeling optimistic

Tower of power

This Toronto street post was called an 'eyesore,' until local residents started covering it with Lego bricks

Reuse YOUR illusion

At Ready Set Recycle, Toronto TV and film props and costumes find a second life, even if the shows themselves do not

Rematch buildup begins

Biden and Trump trade barbs with duelling campaign visits to Georgia

Another top donor resumes funding for Gaza aid agency

Sweden joins UN, Canada in efforts to save Palestinians

Police denials of racial bias beyond belief

On a summer’s day in 2021, while the world was still quivering in the aftermath of George Floyd’s murder at the hands of police a year prior, a Black student en route to the University of Toronto was stopped by police in North York, thrown to the ground, Tasered five times with an officer’s knee on his neck, no less, handcuffed and put into a police cruiser.

Mounties weren't told of threats

RCMP review finds officers at Alberta blockade unaware of the heightened risk to their safety

'This is a red alert'

Byelection result has Liberals looking nervously toward the next campaign

Riders are trapped in a rolling billboard

I ride the streetcar often and don’t always pay attention to where it is, lost in thoughts, a podcast or reading. Suddenly I’ll hear a chime and wonder if I’m at my stop. I’ll quickly look out the window to see where I am and get frustrated, even feel a bit of panic, because I can’t see out of the window. Where am I?

Are trip savings worth it?

Parents, teachers weigh pros and cons of kids missing school for vacations

People don't know about our struggle'

Foreign caregivers in Canada grapple with convoluted residency pathways, tough language tests

Feeling a bit behind? Set your clocks ahead

A majority of Canadians will be adjusting their clocks this weekend as daylight saving time is set for its yearly comeback.

Ottawa mourns stabbing victims

Sombre vigil held for family of five and live-in friend

Truth behind return-to-office mandates

In the evolving landscape of workplace dynamics, the trend toward revoking employee flexibility and mandating a return to the office (RTO) is gaining traction among corporations.

U.S. adds 275,000 jobs in February

Despite signs of resilience, many Americans remain unhappy with the state of the economy

Want to find a cheaper house in Greater Toronto? Go east!

Family moves from Mississauga to Bowmanville in their search for value. They found a home near urban amenities and close to their friends

Cruises have returned to travellers' itineraries

Affordable fares in the face of soaring hotel prices are drawing Canadians back to the industry

National pharmacare not a sprint, but a marathon we might not finish

Ottawa’s pharmacare initiative, unveiled last week, holds some promise of improvement in Canadian health care. But it will be a long time before it proves itself to have been a breakthrough in strengthening Canada’s social safety net.

France enshrines abortion as a right

Move praised as marches, protests held around globe