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Several sources told the Star that the opt-out was linked to and justified under the province’s sex-ed curriculum, which allows students in Grades 1 to 8 to take part in alternative activities.

More than 30 years after being sworn in to her first position on Toronto council, Olivia Chow may find some things haven’t changed that much.

Canada’s public health agency has opened an investigation after a passenger on a flight says he sat amid the uncleaned remnants of a previous passenger’s hemorrhage.

The collision occurred at a crosswalk near Horner Street and Thirtieth Avenue in Etobicoke shortly before 2 p.m. Tuesday.

The recently released recommendations begin with a call for the acknowledgement of the reality of racial profiling and its impact on trust in police,

Bank raises rate in its bid to wrestle inflation to its two per cent target.

PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. - A Saskatchewan police officer has been charged with criminal negligence causing death and failing to provide the necessities of...

While demand is half of what it was during the pandemic craze, experts say limited inventory will lead to single-digit price increases later this year.

A peleton of supporters accompanied Olivia Chow to City Hall, where she was to be sworn in as mayor later.

Montreal tourism operators have begun to feel the impact of the suspension of the only daily train between their city and New York City.