From possible computer surveillance of remote workers by their employers to a talented Hamilton artist who died after an unrecognized hate crime, we've selected some of the best #longreads of the week from the Star. 9:20am (4 Mins.)

Changes to Canada's Divorce Act will better protect children from family violence, stakeholders say 9:18am (5 Mins.)

Questioning the COVID restrictions that allow more people inside a liquor store than a church funeral, Cardinal Thomas Collins urges parishioners to contact MPPs to push for a change to how limits for places of worship are measured. 9:05am

'It's not all about the bottom line, all of the time': As many in Ontario struggle to make rent under COVID-19, one landlord is actually offering its tenants relief 9:00am

PSW pay gap hurts home care services, advocate group says, calls for more funding 8:58am

ASK AMY: Consent should be up to niece, not her aunt 8:40am

Nicole Richie had always wanted a dog. Then last year, she met Arizona, a 60-pound husky a big personality and an even bigger heart. #StarTogether 8:35am

Today is Toronto's last day under stay-at-home orders. The city, along with Peel Region, moves into the grey zone tomorrow: 8:30am

Suspected Hamas rocket kills 3 Palestinian fisherman off Gaza's coast 8:18am

Should all — or at least the next — Supreme Court of Canada judge be bilingual? Should the next vacancy go to a Black, brown or Indigenous jurist, whether they are bilingual or not, to reflect Canada's population in all its diversity? 8:05am

Today is the third day in a row of city vaccination clinics aiming to vaccinate thousands of hospital and front-line health workers against COVID-19: 8:00am

Russia struggles to fill international orders for its Sputnik V coronavirus vaccines 7:47am

SIMMONS: Giant opportunity for the Maple Leafs can't be wasted 7:42am

Emma Biggs's love of planting began in the backyard with her dad. Now the teen is an author, lecturer and tomato expert. #StarTogether @shinangovani 7:35am

"Take what you need, leave what you can." Community Fridges Toronto is a volunteer-run network of public fridges stocked with fresh, free food for anyone who needs it. It's a meeting place, a lifeline and a symbol of hope for a kinder city. #StarTogether 7:05am

COVID-19 pandemic prompts recent newcomers to leave Canada for their home countries 7:03am

Good morning #Toronto, Officer Laura @LBrabant_TPS in on duty and will be providing updates on what's happening in the city ^lb 6:55am

Coronavirus pandemic pushed thousands of new migrants to Canada to return home 6:38am

Three city employees in Hamilton have been put on paid leave after they allegedly administered more than a dozen COVID-19 vaccine doses to those who were not in the priority group at a mobile vaccination clinic on Friday. 6:30am

Andy Donato cartoon, March 7, 2021 6:13am

Line 1: There is no subway service between Finch and St Clair stations due to track work and work on the Eglinton Crosstown LRT. Shuttle buses are running. Visit for more information. 6:00am

An Ontario man chose a medically assisted death at home. In a world first, he was able to donate his lungs 5:58am

#StarExclusive: This conservation officer who refused to kill two baby bears won a long legal battle — but the government still won't let him go back to work 5:35am