Anchorage adopts climate plan to reduce carbon emissions

U.S. border-patrol agents apprehended a citizen of Spain this week after he allegedly swam across the Niagara River from Canada to illegally enter the United States.

But whatever happened that day, six months ago, down a country road near the town of Pelham, witnessed by a dozen other cops, remains a mystery.

David Lametti says there is an ‘urgent need’ to find a balance between individual rights and regulating social media platforms in a borderless, digital world.

The man was stuck around 12:20 a.m. Wednesday walking on the highway

"We are obviously going to have challenged even in our current budget year," said Eisenberger.

Donor-advised fund can be used to establish charitable legacy, experts say

David Harris was last seen near Rotary Way and Dundas Street

The RBC Canadian Open will inject an estimated $15 million into the city’s economy when the event returns to Hamilton Golf and Country Club June 3-9.

Workers at one animal shelter tried to talk the executor of the estate out of the plan.

A tornado caused heavy damage in Missouri’s capital city as severe weather swept across the state overnight, causing at least three deaths and injuring nearly two dozen people as homes and businesses were ripped apart.

Advocates raise fears that cuts will put already vulnerable children at increased risk.

A “violent tornado” touched down in Jefferson City, Missouri, causing heavy damage, according to the National Weather Service, but there were no immediate reports of fatalities.

A 'violent tornado' has touched down in Missouri

A 'violent tornado' has touched down in Missouri

A 'violent tornado' has touched down in Missouri

Annual 'Dr. Beach' list names Oahu's Kailua best in America

Rules protecting Hawaiian spinner dolphins expected soon

The compromise comes after a contentious debate over a pitch last week to offer free menstrual health products out of city washrooms.

Skeletal remains of RHLI Sgt. John Albert Collis were found in northern France and the Canadian Armed Forces has arranged a special graveside ceremony as part of the 75th anniversary of D-Day

Interior boss: No monument changes planned, but up to Trump

Steven Del Duca would also restore a planned doubling of provincial gas tax revenues for municipalities, which was recently cancelled by the Progressive Conservatives.

At least 60 dead grey whales have been found dead from Mexico to Alaska.

‘Obviously, it’s a bit frustrating,’ says Steven Fry, owner of Canna Cabana

Hamilton police did a grid search of the area in Stoney Creek, but found no other human bones

The Ancaster Meadows student, one of only about 100 recorded cases of SMARD in the world, is hoping to use pie-throwing to raise money for research.

The Queen Street hill reopened after being closed for most of Wednesday for repairs

Oklahoma City Council approves settlement in canal death

Const. Nathan Parker, the Niagara Regional Police officer shot multiple times by one of his fellow officers last November, is facing charges of assault and resisting arrest.

Women’s Entrepreneur Collective sets up shop on Barton Street East.

Mission Services is throwing a grand opening for its new East Hamilton Food Centre and it’s happening this Saturday, May 25, from 11:30 a.m. at 625 Greenhill Ave., Units 5 and 6. The community is invited to attend and enjoy a barbecue and a tour of the EHFC. Regular operating hours are Tuesday and Thursday from 1 to 4 p.m.

Councillors in Brampton voted unanimously Tuesday evening to maintain the city’s two-tiered governance structure amid a provincial review of dozens of municipalities.

The Hamilton police investigation focused on child pornography on various social media platforms

Women’s Entrepreneur Collective sets up shop on Barton Street East.

Sailors take part in the Royal Hamilton Yacht Club’s Tuesday night race series under less than ideal conditions. Calm waters made for pretty pictures but lousy racing.

United CEO vows to be aboard 737 Max when its cleared to fly

The Queen Street hill reopened after being closed for most of Wednesday for repairs

Debris everywhere after burst line floods top floor

OPP tried to stop stolen vehicle on Highway 6, but called off pursuit for public safety

Terry Lake, a former B.C. health minister, will run for the Liberals in the riding of Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo.

He was arrested two days after parole board shot down his plan to run his own business

Such a level of restraint hasn’t been seen since the mid-1990s, when former Tory premier Mike Harris was in office, the Financial Accountability Office said.

During a news conference in Vancouver, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the government will buy two more Arctic patrol ships from Halifax-based Irving Shipbuilding and 16 so-called multi-purpose vessels from Seaspan Shipbuilding in Vancouver.

As crews try to beat back a powerful wildfire outside a northwestern Alberta town, an evacuee says she’s more concerned about those fighting the blaze than she is about the townhouse she had to leave behind.

West Shore RCMP say the 29-year-old woman reported she was hiking in Thetis Lake Regional Park on Sunday near the edge of a 12-metre cliff overlooking the water.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is promising funding for police, survivor services and public awareness to fight human trafficking as he continues laying planks in his campaign platform.

Canada’s top soldier has acknowledged the anger many Canadians felt about the way the Kandahar memorial was unveiled in Ottawa last week — in a shroud of secrecy, without the families of the dead soldiers present, and with ongoing limited public access.

The 75th anniversary of D-Day: A special presentation of The Hamilton Spectator’s Newspapers in Education program.

Sailors take part in the Royal Hamilton Yacht Club’s Tuesday night race series under less than ideal conditions. Calm waters made for pretty pictures but lousy racing.

Shows growing power of hard-liners over moderates in Middle Eastern country