Last week, an official with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said it was considering banning new gas stoves amid research that links them to childhood asthma. The reaction was fast, and furious.
They can spend years tracking and documenting their favourite player’s every move. But what happens when that player gets traded?
Backstage manager denies alleged incidents involving fellow stagehand at Theatre Passe Muraille.
Vicky Eatrides, a lawyer and bureaucrat who held senior roles with the Competition Bureau and federal department of Innovation, said she plans new rules for the internet market
From sexual assaults inside a Toronto university to Canada’s labour shortage we’ve selected some of the best long reads of the week from the Star.
As they enter their 30s and 40s, millennial are (predictably) losing their edge on social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram.
Natural gas prices have shot up worldwide and huge price hikes are enraging some Enbridge customers. Gas usage estimates that don’t match reality are only making matters worse.
An “unprecedented” avian flu outbreak has killed millions of birds continent-wide. Scientists fear it’s a taste of climate change’s effects on food.
Enercare refunded two years of charges to one couple, but maintains there was a verbal agreement to enrol in HVAC protection plan.
Whether it comes from frustration, anger or disconnection, Trudeau says, there are people in Canada right now who “need to lash out at whoever they see who’s in charge,” Susan Delacourt writes.
Burnout at the top is real (just ask New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern). A former editor-in-chef on why she stepped away from the spotlight
The pre-construction condo unit on St. Clair West has been on the multiple listing service for about three months.
Apple, Amazon, Samsung among dozens of companies using new tech standard ‘Matter’ which allows smart home devices from different manufacturers to work together
Toronto geomancer Paul Ng shares his predictions, find your birth year to see what may be in store.
In a rare jailhouse interview, convicted gun and drug trafficker Daniel Dubajic says he plans to use his healing “gift” to help his fellow inmates. He was sentenced to 18 years on Friday.
For “A Year to the Day,” which may or may not resemble a vulva, Kate Tessier and Charlotte Blake faced a lighting dilemma.
Nell Toussaint, who lived with irreversible sicknesses after Canada denied her essential health care for diabetes and other chronic illnesses, fought for the rights of nonstatus migrants till her death.
