Kevin Donovan

“What would be the normal amount of emails for a grieving parent, or an excessive amount?” Crown attorney Meredith Gardiner asked OPP Const. Todd Amlin.

Sheriffe’s conviction amounts to a “miscarriage of justice,” his new lawyers say — but the man at the centre of the Star’s “Murder on Mount Olive” investigation still faces a

The Justice Department has refused to grant an interview with the Star to explain the delay in creating the new Miscarriage of Justice Review Commission.

Awet Asfaha has made the stunning admission as part of a bid for early parole in what is known as a "faint hope" hearing.

Awet Asfaha is trying to convince a jury he deserves a chance at early parole. Earlier this week, he finally admitted to killing Bishen Golaub, 34, outside a garden barbecue

Awet Asfaha is trying to convince a Toronto jury he deserves a chance at early parole over the 2009 murder of Bishen Golaub.

Camping with friends creates memories for a lifetime, which is what the Star's Fresh Air Fund helps thousands of kids do.

"I was thinking of approval, if I don't do this, nobody's going to take me seriously," Awet Asfaha told the court at his "faint hope" hearing.

"Please do not allow the man who murdered our father to experience the freedom he so cruelly stole from him and from all of us."

Across early-years settings, schools, colleges and universities, the emotional realities of education work are converging. Staff across roles are carrying increasing levels of distress, while psychological safety and organisational preparedness remain uneven. The relational work that underpins learning continues to be undervalued despite its central importance to education. A whole-system, readiness-focused approach, grounded in purpose, informed by evidence and led with compassion, offers a way forward