News headlines from the Toronto Star
- Pandemic protesters target houses of Doug Ford and his ministers, raising police interest and neighbours’ ire
- ‘We do fear an armed conflict in Ukraine,’ Justin Trudeau says
- Toronto’s first-ever mental health crisis response teams — without police — to launch in March
- Plunge in temperature adds to mobility woes on Toronto’s snow-clogged streets
- Ford government announces $45 million to ‘cut red tape’ and speed up applications for new home construction
- 'Selfless actions': This Burlington man suffered a heart attack after shovelling snow. How his neighbours helped save his life
- Canadian billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya said ‘nobody’ cares about Uyghurs — but advocates say he might have helped the cause
- Men get 8 and 9 years for manslaughter in stabbing death of Scarborough high schooler
- No rest for the Maple Leafs — NHL reschedules nine games for February
- Black Toronto neighbourhoods see more homicides but less support for victims’ family and friends, report finds
- Pandemic reprieve for tenants appears at an end as Toronto-area vacancy rates tighten
- Why home is still Toronto for this tattoo startup that just got bought by a giant
- Update on Ontario’s COVID-19 restrictions coming this week, health minister says
- Guitar thieves strike wrong chord in theft at Richmond Hill music centre
- They’re ‘floppy’ and don’t fit: Parents want to know why Ontario sent children adult-sized masks