News headlines from the Toronto Star
- Today’s coronavirus news: Global virus cases top 30 million; U.N. warns 270M people are ‘marching toward the brink of starvation’; Israel returns to virus lockdown as cases mount
- B.C. wants this veteran English teacher to prove she knows the language. She feels targeted because of her African ancestry
- Toronto school board confirms first case of COVID-19 in a student
- These Indigenous fishermen in Nova Scotia just defied the federal government in a bid to make history
- Jamal Murray has a message for the NBA, and Canadian kids with a dream
- Many high school students in Toronto’s northwest corner returned to in-person classes. But the risks make it a tough choice
- Desperation sets in as CERB is set to end; these three Canadians are among the millions living on the bubble
- Some Ontario school boards allowing teachers to remove masks when they aren’t with students
- Justin Trudeau’s Liberals are confident they will avoid an election. Don’t count on it, Jagmeet Singh says
- Bars and restaurants fear a return to tighter restrictions as COVID-19 cases creep up just as business starts to improve
- Lawyer says client tested positive for COVID-19 after ‘reckless’ border agency made him attend hearing in person
- Raptors boss Masai Ujiri will talk contract with MLSE when the time is right. Toronto fans are anxious, but it’s how he rolls
- In the face of destruction and death, Donald Trump hunkers down as denier-in-chief
- The road to a vaccine
- From Jordan to Morden: Family moves into a permanent Canadian home, the kid’s first day at school, and feeling safe for the first time since fleeing Iraq