Brian Bradley

The Canadian leg of “Jimbo’s Drag Circus World Tour” kicks off in Toronto on Thursday.

There are likely two or three students with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in every classroom in Ontario.

‘If I can finish it, I will’: the inside story of Terry Fox’s run

St. Joe’s mobile mental health clinic hits the streets twice a week to treat patients wherever they are in the city. The care model is getting attention.

There is much to be learned about the history of our LGBTQ communities. This Pride month, here are 10 reads to help us all learn and grow.

Thousands were driven from Canada’s military for their sexual identities. Thirty years later, the military is working to change and soldiers are healing.

The Ritual of the Calling of an Engineer was borne from the imagination of British novelist Rudyard Kipling in 1923.

The Star’s Tonda MacCharles and Robert Benzie share the inside story of what broke Canada’s political stalemate on health-care funding

Painter Edward Brezinski was part of the counterculture flourishing in New York City’s East Village 1970s and 1980s, yet he was not recognized by the art world.

From a musical performance to weddings, and of course research, there is much to do at the Toronto Reference Library.

From a musical performance to weddings, and of course research, there is much to do at the Toronto Reference Library.

This week, depots across the GTA will receive 50,000 gift boxes before kids before they are distributed just in time for the holidays.

Director Lisa Rideout says Sue Johanson was an educator at her core. “She didn’t know about pop culture, fame, entertainment.”

Director Lisa Rideout says Sue Johanson was an educator at her core. “She didn’t know about pop culture, fame, entertainment.”

Camp Ten Oaks is a camp for youth aged 8 to 17 who identify as 2SLGBTQIA+ or have a close family member who is 2SLGBTQIA+ identifying.

The one-time businessman and magistrate was revealed as a founding member of an organization affiliated with residential schools.

A handful of restaurants, theatres, supper clubs and venues for live entertainment have opened in the last year, with more to come.

Bill C-6 proposes changes to the Criminal Code that would effectively ban conversion therapy, a discredited practice that claims to change someone’s s...

On Aug. 28, 1971, more than 100 people affiliated with Toronto Gay Action went to Parliament Hill to demonstrate and demand equality.

‘The gay community has been through a pandemic before,’ says Dean Odorico, the general manager of Woody’s, referring the AIDS crisis. But as resilient...