Just as the fog of uncertainty shrouding North America’s new trade deal was starting to lift, Canada found itself socked in again Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump abruptly threatened Mexico with fresh tariffs tied to the influx of migrants at the southern border.

Hamilton has been selected as a “Welcoming Francophone Community” as part of the Government of Canada’s action plan for official languages. Under the initiative, a total of 14 communities across Canada will receive funding so they can create programs to help French-speaking newcomers feel welcomed into francophone minority communities.

Call it another Black Friday. Canada’s main stock index ended its worst month of the year by falling on growing concerns about an economic slowdown amid U.S. plans to impose tariffs on Mexican imports.

Much of the coast guard’s icebreaker fleet is already near or even already past its expected lifespan, which has resulted in breakdowns and other problems.

The Toronto Raptors’ NBA Finals debut gave the team its third Canadian television audience record in two weeks.

Uranium company does not have to have employees answer oral questions.

The ministry says the fire near the eastern edge of Pikangikum First Nation grew on Thursday to more than 3,000 hectares — up from 400 hectares earlier in the day.

This was a first for the 94-year-old competition.

‘The city’s real estate staff have looked high and low,’ says Dr. Elizabeth Richardson, medical officer of health.

President Donald Trump has argued the slowdown in inflation shows that the Fed is keeping monetary policy too tight.

The U.S. Roman Catholic Church says allegations of child sex abuse by clerics more than doubled in its latest 12-month reporting period. In the same period, its spending on compensation and child protection surged above $300 million, twice the amount four years earlier. The report released Friday says over 1,400 allegations of abuse were received from July 2017 through June 2018. That was up from nearly 700 allegations in the previous year.

Court of Appeal ruled both former spouses retained rights to the embryo to which neither are genetically related.

The first seminar in the four-part business preparedness series is expected to focus on best practices for when LRT construction gets underway.

Retired Canadian navy captain shouted, “Man overboard, man overboard,” and alerted the crew, who called in a police boat.

Union warns Disney World fire department is understaffed

As ever with North Korea, a country that closely guards its secrets, there are reasons to be cautious about the purported purge.

New front in trade war hits automakers, tech stocks particularly hard.

Domestic: 5

TownePlace Suites by Marriott will add 125 long-stay rooms.

Project will replace 291 poles and 91 transformers in next seven months

Fireworks, Battle of Stoney Creek, Moon in June and so much to do in and around Hamilton

President Donald Trump says he’ll put tariffs on all goods from Mexico starting June 10, a surprise move that could blow up chances of ratifying the new North American free-trade agreement.

Burning Man awaiting BLM permits with report due in June

There’s a growing consensus among the next generation of voters that governments must do more to mitigate environmental disaster, and an impatience with political parties that refuse to recognize the urgency of the situation.

New York startup to pilot Indianapolis-Chicago bus service

International art project seeks to transform Flint's image

The numbers gave Canada its slowest two-quarter stretch of growth since an oil-price plunge caused the national economy to shrink over the first half of 2015.

Couple’s creativity and love of gardening are woven into Dundas hill property

Omaha pursues $15M project to upgrade Glenn Cunningham Lake

Crews were called just after 11 p.m. on Thursday to Highway 5 West near Sydenham Road.

Hamilton police say ther 23-year-old victim was stabbed by man who showed up in car as group was leaving.

Storm season brings new dread while forgotten towns rebuild

Flags at half mast for the trustee who was elected for the first time in 2018.

Chamber president hopes changes will protect and support news gathering

It turns out Robert Mueller’s work does not speak for itself after all

Burning Man awaiting BLM permits with report due in June

Police are investigating but said the driver made it out unscathed.

Hawaii residents, working groups speak out on resort project

Federal volcano observatory will remain on Hawaii Island

Sherman Avenue north of Barton Street is expected to remain closed for the majority of the morning.

Looking for a great Raptors party? Burlington has you covered. Over 1,000 people packed Burlington’s free outdoor viewing party at city hall for the Toronto Raptors game 1 NBA finals victory over the Golden State Warriors. The crowd stayed energized throughout the 118-109 win.

A now-retired OPP officer who flew into a rage, assaulting a driver, has been sentenced to 45 days house arrest.

More than 100 bodies may be lying on Everest, and there is an open debate about whether to remove them or leave them be.

The attack in the hallway was the beginning of a brutal eight-hour encounter involving an unidentified male that nearly ended her life.

Cell Crushers one of many teams raising money at Hamilton event June 7

A Niagara man who exposed his penis in public several times after encountering women he found attractive may be suffering from a disorder that manifests itself in inappropriate flirting and courtship behaviour, a lawyer told court.

The federal NDP plan, provided in advance to the Star, includes steeper emissions targets and billions for public transit, low carbon development.

129 tickets for cellphone/electronic device use while driving

Every time the Raptors were put under pressure by the Warriors in the opener of the NBA Finals, they responded. The Warriors’ pushes just kept hitting walls, or hands in their faces, or bodies in their way. The Raptors believed, Bruce Arthur writes.