Robyn Doolittle

After this summer’s Champlain Towers South collapse in Surfside, Fla., The Globe spent months investigating the consortium of Canadians behind it

Dozens died when Champlain Towers South in Surfside, Fla., fell apart this summer. By then, its Canadian developers were long dead – but hundreds of records tell the story of dubious tactics used to create a property empire from Toronto to Florida

Dr. Teresa Kieser alleges that she has been made to battle institutional barriers, harassment, a general lack of respect and many baseless complaints about her professional abilities – all because she is a woman

Fortune’s debut novel is shaping up to be one of the summer’s biggest books

The court’s decision means voters will not know the contents of the letters before the June 2 election

It’s been nearly a year since her complaint was provided to officials, but no resolution has been reached

There is now an 8-per-cent divide between what men and women at that level make, a significant improvement from the past analysis, which showed a 17-per-cent disparity

Canadian Association of Journalists president tells federal standing committee the country’s access-to-information system ‘is broken’

Sources have confirmed that the man seen buying drinks for world junior players after Hockey Canada event is a senior employee at Nike Canada

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has ruled that removing homeless encampments when there is no adequate indoor space violates the residents’ Charter rights

Province is testing the extent to which it is legally required to assist the public in accessing public records, as well as the extent of its obligations to provide select data from government datasets

Researchers are often denied decades-old documents because there’s no process for declassifying them and poor records of what’s piled up in government warehouses

In 2021, the province had the second-longest average response time at 72 days, behind only the federal government, which averaged 83 days

As the Toronto firm shuts down its operations, its top leaders have been busy contacting clients, trying to find new jobs for people, dealing with landlords and other vendors, while continuing to serve their clients

The players have been told to surrender to police for alleged group sexual assault of a woman in a London, Ont., hotel room following a Hockey Canada fundraising gala in 2018

Other notable moves include Katherine Cooligan and Ziad Yehia, who recently announced they were creating a new boutique family law firm, Cooligan Yehia LLP

Chief Thai Truong expresses remorse over 5 1/2-year wait for charges to be laid

The firm is two months into a pilot project using three different generative AI platforms

In a statement, the OSC declined to comment on allegations that its case against the former Instadose chairman was flawed

The bill many government institutions and private-sector companies to prepare a report about the risk of forced labour and child labour within their supply chains