How "caremongering" became the new trend to help vulnerable people in communities dealing with coronavirus.

While Chicago's Shedd aquarium is closed due to coronavirus, its rockhopper penguins roamed free.

Facebook Inc. has undertaken two major business initiatives to help two of its most important constituents: Employees and small businesses.

With the country in lockdown, dancers do barre exercises in their bedrooms and take classes on WhatsApp.

Everyone is keeping busy!

The Star reached out to some of those DJs and artists impacted by self-isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic and asked about their experiences. We al...

With time on their hands during a health crisis, medical students at University of Toronto have found ways to support their future colleagues.

With the global coronavirus pandemic tearing through the United States, many cities have been forced to institute self-quarantine mandates and social distancing regulations, which have led to a...

As nightlife shuts down, performers livestream their work as a way to keep people connected

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today announced more help for small and medium-sized businesses to keep employees on the payroll during the COVID-19 crisis, including a 75 per cent wage subsidy and...

The Yale course teaches students how to find happiness in simple practices, rather than in lofty goals.

Lola, with her mom Leah and brother Quinn, stopped by her friend Ridley's house in Toronto to sing her happy birthday from a safe distance! It's the small things.

A Minnesota state trooper moved a doctor to tears when he turned what should have been a speeding ticket into a heartwarming act of kindness.

Jeffrey Rowe was heading back into Windsor, Ont. Saturday night after working a hectic 12-hour hospital shift in Detroit, when he was stopped at the border for something very peculiar.

The school has $850,000 to give away.