As Shohei Ohtani weekend comes to a close, we answer your questions about where the Blue Jays stand one month into the season

The data, which the city started publishing publicly after a series of alarming maulings, show that as of April 22, there were 364 animals in Toronto subject to an active dangerous dog order.

Lifestyle changes can improve your brain health, and consequently, reduce your risk of developing dementia, says the Alzheimer Society of Canada.

Oliver & Bonacini’s Queen’s Cross aims to be a step up from traditional fast food but less expensive than a sit-down restaurant.

From allegations of perjury to the consequences — if any — of a punch. The acquittal of Umar Zameer continues to raise serious questions for Toronto police.

Recent Bruins playoff history, analytics, even that verbal spat on the bench in Game 4 suggest the Leafs' first-round series is far from over.

A ‘bike bus,’ repair cafe and community pantry were funded by the city’s Neighbourhood Climate Action Grant last year. Applications are now open for up to $7,500 in funding for

U.S. President Joe Biden, on Wednesday, signed legislation that would force the sale of TikTok, or ban the social media platform entirely.

A chef who grew up with 31 siblings. A fearless war photographer. A trailblazing transgender photographer. This year’s festival shines a light on fascinating, lesser-known stories.

Collin McLeod won the lottery, but, he reflects now, it was “the worst thing that ever happened to me.”

As of this week, any federal election called will be based on an entirely new electoral map. A Star analysis of the GTA shows where the biggest tensions could emerge.

The 18-year-old from Sudbury has become one of North America’s most decorated and accomplished high-school basketball players.

A hospital collaboration is performing joint replacement surgeries on the weekend, all within the public system.

Sixty housing projects across the GTHA have released promotion materials then put their project on hold since mid-2022, according to research firm Urbanation.

Toronto could soon have the fifth highest number of mixed-use residential supertalls in the world, alongside cities like NYC and Hong Kong.

The case was so egregious it sparked outrage among the public that is both a call and a window for change.

Approximately three quarters of all produce consumed in Canada is imported, and California supplies a major chunk of that. So Canadians feel it when California is hammered by drought, flooding and...