Up to one million people who work for registered charities and non-profit organizations will be eligible to join the defined-benefit pension plan — a move that will help non-profits attract and retain staff, advocates say.

Pharmacists are entrusted to manage some of the most potent controlled substances in our society, but the province’s drug-tracking system is not flagging the few who steal opioids to sell them on the street — and the results can be deadly.

The casino business across North America has been in stagnation for more than a decade, having long ago saturated the market.

The turmoil triggered by the premier’s move to slash city council in half has overshadowed the campaign to lead Canada’s biggest city.

Amanda Munday launched The Workaround, a start-up offering adults a parent-friendly workspace and child-centric programing, after realizing work-at-home parents need a space of their own during her two maternity leaves.

Natshon Defreitas, 19, died after a raucous gathering of young people in Hamilton’s east end early Sunday. It was the city’s sixth homicide of the year.

Julie Payette has done one-third fewer public events in her first year in office than her predecessor David Johnston, a Star analysis shows.