Victim killed by shark in Hawaii was California man, 65

Weathered Winchester rifle found in Nevada park has new home

Wisconsin tourism is being transformed by its grape growers

Homebuyers escaping high housing costs by relocating to secondary cities

“It almost looks like they just weren’t ready to be in government,” one Clinton, Ont., voter says.

Joining biking trails and bringing money to New England

Demonstrators took to the streets holding yellow umbrellas that read “Support Freedom, Oppose Evil Laws

Stan Lee's former manager arrested on elder abuse charges

Ford’s slide in polls reflects disillusionment in his government’s direction.

Rain can’t deter the pickers at Christie Antique and Vintage Show

Economists project that within 11 years, under favourable environmental conditions and low fishing pressure, a rebuilt northern cod fishery could support 26,000 jobs — 16 times more than today.

Iván Lozano is trying to undermine animal traffickers by breeding exotic frogs legally and selling them at lower prices.

Man dies in Hawaii after reported shark attack

Man dies in Hawaii after reported shark attack

Man suffers non-life threatening injuries in late night stabbing.

Halton Regional Police are seeking four men they say were involved in an early morning jewelry heist in Burlington.

No group has claimed responsibility for the explosion yet, said France’s counterterrorism prosecutor, Remy Heitz.

"It's disheartening to know people are forced to choose between paying the rent or buying their groceries," says Ward 5 Coun. Chad Collins.

John Perkins says he’s looking at his legal options following the incident during an information session offered by Atlantic Gold, which wants to build an open-pit gold mine near Sherbrooke, N.S.

Two victories in court this month have strengthened Trudeau’s legal hand but the electoral hands of his rivals are now also stronger, Chantal Hébert writes.

California show explores Warhol's social, tech foreshadowing

A man died after falling off Dundas Peak.

The decision means the loss of 73 full-time and 105 part-time jobs.

The social media giants were forced to respond Friday to the manipulated videos that made it seem as if the Speaker were stumbling over and slurring her words.

Mayor's campaign manager Chris Cutler says clerical error made over $1,200 donation.

Hawaii woman missing for 2 weeks rescued from Maui forest

The survey was done to gauge public sentiment in light of a proposed secularism law in Quebec that would ban public servants in positions of authority from wearing religious symbols.

Man suffers non-life threatening injuries in late night stabbing.

An international student from India is facing imminent deportation after he was found to have worked more than the 20-hour weekly limit stipulated under the immigration law during the school year.

The tragedy of the Ontario government’s first budget is not merely its legacy of austerity nor the tyranny of ideology. It is a tale of unforced errors by a newly empowered government that fell victim to its own hubris, costing us billions.

Anyone who has the chicken strips should either throw them out or return them to the store where they were purchased.

Hwy. 401 near Islington Ave. was closed overnight after a fatal multi-vehicle collision, which left one woman dead, but the area has since reopened.

Compliments chicken strips recalled due to possible Salmonella contamination

Volcano on Indonesia's Bali erupts, flights cancelled

Thousands more bollards going in along Las Vegas Strip

Thousands more bollards going in along Las Vegas Strip

Q: I like sending team members to conferences, panels and other learning activities. But no matter how much I ask, they are not good about sharing the information back for the benefit of the rest of the team. How can I get them to comply without taking the fun out of going?

Families arranging for men’s palliative care after infections went untreated

Police had issued a public appeal looking for the 25-year-old

The Hamilton Anti-Racism Resource Centre is undergoing revitalization and wants input from the community. Earlier this year, the pilot project between the city, McMaster and the Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion was “temporarily paused” to “review and renew” its plans. There will be public consultation events and online surveys starting in June.

Investigation report into fatal Brantford plane crash released

The city issued a stop-work order at 154 Main St. E shortly after the Spectator asked about missing building permits for a project underway for weeks.

Academic quiz competition offers a sense of community for these high school students in Hamilton

The regulations will apply to flights to and from Canada as well as domestic flights. The rules take effect beginning in July.

The court said evidence about Cindy Gladue’s sexual history was mishandled at an Edmonton trial that ended in Bradley Barton’s acquittal on a first-degree murder charge.

New Brunswick health authorities are advising staff and students at a high school near Saint John that they must receive a measles booster shot if they want to continue going to the school.

B.C. argued that its proposed legislative amendments were meant to protect its environment, while the federal government and Alberta argued the goal was to block or delay the Trans Mountain project.

Paul Ostrander went to the psychiatric ER at St. Joe’s hospital and told them he was suicidal and wanted to be admitted. He was not admitted and later took his own life.

Jabril Abdalla, 27, also accused in death of Mila Barberi