Kelly Skjerven

Here’s the latest on the FIFA World Cup draw in Washington today, which refugees face the longest wait times to settle in Canada and how a convicted murderer now has the chance to get early parole.

Every day until Christmas, we’re baking a recipe from the Star’s archives. Today, Kelly shares a top tip for messing up measurements.

Here’s the latest on a Brampton house fire that killed four people, Air Transat prepares for a possible strike tomorrow and how Ontario municipalities are luring doctors with money and perks.

Here’s the latest on the Bank of Canada’s upcoming rate announcement this morning, a prospective mom continues her testimony at a murder trial and this year’s flu season hit early — and nasty.

Here’s the latest on a former inmate’s lawsuit against the province and four jail guards, why a Princess Margaret Home Lottery mansion sold for half its listed value and how a Toronto man manages to get paid to charge his EVs.

Here’s the latest on a Brampton lawyer facing extradition to the U.S. for his alleged involvement with Ryan Wedding, a new digital visa for travellers and why Canada Post workers are still in the dark three weeks after a tentative deal was reached.

Here’s the latest on a stubborn fire inside the walls of two condo buildings, why the Crown told a jury to reject a drug-dealer’s self-defence testimony and the latest from the murder trial of two prospective moms.

Here’s the latest on an agreement between the federal and provincial government on the Ring of Fire, why the Crown is seeking a 20-year sentence for a Canadian neo-Nazi and how Canada’s steel tariffs are affecting businesses.

Here’s the latest on a heated debate at city council this week, why Canada is seen as “very weak link” in the global fight against crypto fraud and why Canada’s top banking watchdog isn’t too worried about Toronto’s condo downturn.

Here’s the latest on a raw milk ban that’s melting away cheese lovers’ dreams of having a holiday staple on the table, an unusual step from two men found guilty in a fraud case and how a TTC commuter’s quick thinking helped save a woman’s life.