One organization fought ceaselessly, with the help of a large, well-respected Bay Street law firm, to conceal this correspondence from the public.

The extraordinary traffic jams that snarl Simcoe Street has led to some extraordinary proposed solutions.

The cormorants are so far unable to nest. But it’s not clear how battle will go with the birds who destroy trees, and vomit fish as a defensive tactic.

Sunnybrook becomes the latest hospital to end the classes. Parents and experts fear the loss of knowledge, and all-important connections.

Documents obtained by the Star through a freedom of information show a senior manager privately acknowledging that city staff’s handling of the project could give the city a black eye.

Does this guy even know how to eat a hamburger?

Hermes CEO Axel Dumas said on Thursday he had resisted repeated attempts by Jeffrey Epstein to meet with him, describing the financier as a "financial predator" who had targeted him during a corporate...

There’s room for hope in many of the new projects that came online in 2025. The Star consulted with experts to produce a list of the seven best.

A new report suggests asking the public to help name the two new vessels — and updates when they are due to arrive.

The industry group says prices in September were flat compared to last year while sales continued to drop over 2024 numbers.

Here's my question: Why can't billionaires read the room?

Brian Wilson, one of the world’s most influential recording artists, has died at 82.

A Times investigation shows Therme, a European firm, exaggerated its track record in securing a deal with Ontario, and government auditors found that the process had been unfair and opaque.

While Poilievre is right on some, not all points fit his overarching campaign premise that Canada went to hell during the “Lost Liberal Decade.”

The City of Toronto tried to downplay an accident April 30 that involved the Thomas Rennie ferry hitting Billy Bishop airport near the runway. Documents obtained under Freedom of Information

Toronto’s proposed 2025 budget contains an ambitious spending plan for parks, giving voters a metric for measuring the mayor’s tax-and-invest strategy.