Toronto Star News

Corey Haim, a 1980s teen heartthrob whose career was blighted by drug abuse, has died at 38.

An arsonist was caught on surveillance video setting a North York nightclub ablaze early Monday.

Police say two child victims were identified in an investigation resulting in 122 charges.

Former Trinity-Spadina Liberal MP Tony Ianno will appear in front of the Ontario Securities Commission following allegations of illegal trading.

No sitcom presents more, and better, big-screen-casting potential than a feature-length remake of the 1960s hit Gilligan’s Island.

Canadian Erik Guay earned his second podium in four days by finishing tied for third in the final World Cup downhill of the season Wednesday.

The mayor’s announcement raises questions about how the city can find massive sums of cash, almost on demand, while crying poor.  The news means the city has an unprecedented surplus of $350 million at the end of 2009 – great news in tough budget times.

A Manitoba man is in an Australian hospital after he was severely beaten by two teens.

Mayor David Miller announced an upbeat financial plan Wednesday, pledging to reduce the property tax increase.

French president Nicolas Sarkozy and his wife, former model Carla Bruni, are reportedly carrying on extramarital affairs, media in France are reporting.

New England is no stranger to revolution. After all, the region figures prominently in the story of American independence.

Five Canadian finance ministers have tried to crack the productivity puzzle. All failed. Now Jim Flaherty is taking a stab at it.

A  fashion show of designs by the Alexander McQueen who committed suicide last month went ahead in Paris. 

A homey should never be mistaken for a homi , or even a homo, come to that.

Globalive launched its new Wind Mobile Canadian wireless business before it was ready and hasn't been able to attract significant customers, a "cautionary tale" for other new wireless players, a report says.

A man who allegedly made threatening, obscenity-laced calls to city staff  was "unreasonably" banned for life from the city facilities, Toronto's new ombudsman says.

Online daters who tell little white lies are probably people pleasers both online and off.

Three months after it was stolen, the corpse of Cyprus' former president was found reburied in another grave and three men were arrested Tuesday in what officials called a case of bodysnatching for ransom.

By 2031, the Toronto region's white population will be the new "visible minority," according to a Statistics Canada study.

Justice advocates and opposition politicians are demanding an explanation after former Conservative MP Rahim Jaffer received a $500 slap on the wrist for careless driving, a muted conclusion to his highly publicized drunk-driving and cocaine-possession charges.