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The taxi driver who picked up a Star reporter after the JUNO nominee announcement event Tuesday was interviewed by her minutes earlier.

In New Orleans, the worst damage was in the same 9th ward that was so heavily flooded in Hurricane Katrina.

Fate of landmark sign at corner of Bathurst and Bloor still undecided.

Toronto police Const. James Forcillo, who has spent one night in detention since his attempted murder conviction last July, will remain out on bail until the eve of his Oct. 2 appeal hearing.

Provincial tribunals were designed to speed access to justice and take the burden off overcrowded courts. But they routinely block the public’s right to know about disputes they handle. This week, the Star launches a legal challenge to restore transparency.

In a news announcement Tuesday evening, the government says the loans will be repayable over four years.

As the first release of 2016 census data approaches, officials will be watching carefully to see whether collection methods are hitting their mark.

Harjit Sajjan met Monday with the secretary of defense to Donald Trump, who vowed during his campaign to bring back not only waterboarding but “a hell of a lot worse.”