Policy will take effect July 17, remain until Nov. 30

Fire chief gets up between 4 and 5 a.m. to work out, drives herself to be leader of 341 employees

'So I am in a standstill at the moment, which is quite upsetting,' says Cassandra Di Maria, who has every reason to live a long and happy life.

Send 66,000 units to North York General Hospital to aid front-line workers

'It’s unfortunate the students had to do this to get recognized': supporter

Arrest took place less than 15km from where Marco Muzzo struck van while driving impaired, killing Neville-Lake children, grandfather

Protest was in response to board's decision not to raise Pride flag at head office

28 firefighters, 6 trucks respond to Woodbridge blaze

David Suzuki Foundation brings reporters through Nashville Conservation Reserve.

'Bro, I love you,' anonymous, apparently impaired person in back of cruiser tells officer in video promoting 'RIDEshare' service

Stouffville Medical Centre to operate drive-thru clinic expected to open next month.

Teachers reiterate that salary is lower priority than future of Ontario’s education system

In a show of his firm stance, Markham’s Mayor Frank Scarpitti has reminded people in a tweet that a report on mandating masks is going to be presented at a

York University has made a total of 53,000 of medical supplies donations on April 9 and 10, it said in a statement.

Starting Sunday, June 6, Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital will officially open as a full-service hospital for the western York Region community.

“We have identified St. Patrick’s Day as one of the single worst days for impaired driving,” YRP Superintendent Kevin Torrie said at a media conference March 15.

Some municipalities have signs saying to avoid playgrounds, while some have closed them altogether

As Pfizer and Moderna scramble to run vaccine trials for children under the age of 12, reports of children contracting COVID-19 cases continue.

Consider postponing non-essential travel until conditions improve, Environment Canada said

Vaughan mom helping to organize march for Black students

School staff do community drive-by to keep spirits up in Newmarket neighbourhood.

Graphs, map of confirmed COVID-19 cases in York Region; updated weekly.

York Region Public Health has started a workplace investigation into East Gwillimbury location

Markham Stouffville Hospital, Mackenzie Health each getting masks for health-care workers battling coronavirus outbreak.

Richmond Hill resident to play for St. Kitts & Nevis' national team in CONCACAF qualifying.

Amid fear of a second wave of COVID-19, there is some good news to share.

Inks NCAA scholarship deal with vaunted Seminoles baseball program

Man with blood-alcohol level 5 times legal limit, who crashed into Vaughan house, also charged

UPDATE: Videos show computer model of Yukon Striker, which features 90-degree drop, in action

Petition, anger come in the wake of children's father, Edward Lake's suicide

Linda McQuaig is a Toronto-based freelance contributing columnist for the Toronto Star.

Mateo in remission after being diagnosed with leukemia two years ago.

You'll be able to travel throughout system from Vaughan

Some brilliant news to round out a busy weekend for Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital: on its first day open, Vaughan’s new hospital welcomed twins Mark and Scarlett, who were the first

York Region District School Board on Thursday confirmed that they are still marching toward 28-student classrooms as mandated by the province.

Constructing highways on environmentally sensitive land is harmful in many ways, Gideon Forman writes.

Mayor Frank Scarpitti is "disappointed" that local municipalities were not included in the provincial crackdown on social gatherings.

Residents will be given options for scheduling appointments as soon as they begin the booking process with some vaccines starting as early as Mar. 1.

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