Robert Cribb

As the Online Harms Act languishes in Parliament, advocates say Canada must follow other countries that have passed laws to better protect kids.

Police suspect real estate was used to launder crime money, while Angelo Figliomeni's lawyers say wiretapped conversations have been misrepresented.

A TD Bank source said it won't renew two mortgages with Angelo Figliomeni. RBC said it "evaluates business relationships on a case-by-case basis."

The federal government says it is working to make care more acessible and aims to reimburse patients on time, while also offering a crisis helpline.

“Professional guinea pigs” are lured by cash, referral bonuses, loyalty points and other perks to sell their bodies for pharma research.

Defence lawyers argued the charges should be stayed due to police misconduct. For police, the decision to abandon the prosecution caused “heartache.”

Ottawa has pledged to close the infrastructure gap by 2030. An official said decades of underfunding means Canada has bills “yet to be paid.”

The comments come after a Star/IJB investigation showed how entrenched power imbalances in law have given rise to a culture of sexual impropriety.

Hidden-camera footage, filed in U.S. court proceedings against Kry Masphal, allegedly show the senior official with the Cambodian Department of Wildlife and Biodiversity facilitating an illicit drop-off of long-tailed macaques at a breeding facility. On March 22, 2024, Kry was found not guilty of charges of smuggling and conspiracy to smuggle.

This exodus of women from Canadian law firms points to an underside of an industry defined by a professional code of integrity and public trust.

Canada’s psychiatric community has been divided on the country’s emergence as a global leader in assisted death under the MAID program.

We obtained years’ worth of patient survey data from more than 50 Ontario hospitals and health networks. Search our database to see how they scored.

Transportation minister’s office directed staff to be tight-lipped about medical conditional report program that ensnares drivers who pose no threat.

Transportation Minister Caroline Mulroney declined interview requests. A Star/IJB investigation found MCR system is prone to abuse and inaccuracies.

Fraser, 55, could have lived in pain for years. But Canada’s loosened rules for medical assistance in dying presented him with the choice to end his suffering.

Data also reveals just 20 doctors have billed for filing 15 percent of all medical condition reports in Ontario. Experts say that’s cause for concern.

Researchers say border closures and drug supply chain disruptions have spurred the creation of dangerous new illicit drugs and compounds.

The pandemic triggered unprecedented levels of indebtedness and exploitative conditions in the garment industry, according to a new survey of 1,140 garment workers.

Leafs Nation seethes with nervous energy, poised before backyard screens.

Three of Ontario’s largest children’s hospitals have seen spikes in youth self-harm and suicide attempts during COVID-19’s second wave.