Mark Colley

Dwight Duncan, a former MPP who chaired the corporation overseeing construction of the bridge, walked it for the first time.

As Toronto endures another week of extreme heat, this is how the city stumbled through its most blistering days on record.

Only a few years ago, the flag was a symbol many couldn’t get far enough away from. Now, it’s more popular than ever.

A spike in popularity — and the disappearance of etiquette — has made finding a membership or public court in Toronto next to impossible for some.

Students are sleeping in their cars, hiding in bushes and betraying lifelong friends. Schools say the game has “serious safety risks.”

In a world that feels more chaotic than ever, some Canadians are still seeking their fix at the Happiest Place on Earth.

Flooding elevators and shark attacks. Failed parachutes and emergency landings. In “I Survived,” a series from the Toronto Star, survivors of near-death experiences detail their lives before and after — and the day that changed everything.

Artemis II, a slingshot around the moon that will send humans further from Earth than ever before, is scheduled for the first week of April.

In a city with millions of humans and hundreds of thousands of four-legged friends, the Star endeavoured to find some of the more unique names.

Punch, a seven-month-old Japanese macaque, has gone viral for dragging a stuffed animal around his enclosure. It’s a lesson for all of us.