The circus comes to Hamilton May 22.

Federal Minister of Science and Sport Kirsty Duncan toured the labs at McMaster’s A.N. Bourns Science Building on Tuesday.

The funding cuts to artificial intelligence research come as the Ontario government has slashed financial assistance to other scientific organizations.

Bains announced the review as part of a 10-point digital charter that he said is necessary in a rapidly evolving society and economy that’s increasingly data-reliant.

A Liberal-dominated parliamentary committee’s report on rural crime is “an insult to all Canadians,” Conservative MPs say in a dissenting statement that decries waits of hours or even days for police to respond to calls in remote areas.

With Russia’s continuing threat and Ukraine now facing political upheaval — Volodymyr Zelenskiy was sworn in on Monday and abruptly dissolved parliament on Tuesday — a veteran lawmaker says the time has come to rally around the new president.

Cirque du Soleil has taken steps in recent years to develop new sources of revenue, often via acquisitions.

Southern Nevada faces higher 'significant' risk of wildfires

Judge: License law violated speech rights of Georgia guides

The cheap technology should allow vaccines to be stored in temperatures as high as 40 degrees Celsius.

Keeping up with what’s opening where can be a challenge. Here are some fresh tidbits about the local dining scene from Diane Galambos.

Last week, Alabama enacted the nation’s strictest abortion law, making performing abortions a felony at any stage of pregnancy with almost no exceptions.

The U.S. Justice Department authorized the seizure of the North Korean ship, the Wise Honest, after having determined it was used to export North Korean coal in violation of U.S. and international sanctions.

Five children left the daycare centre at Pinedale Christian Church and were found along a Winston-Salem, N.C., road.

The International Monetary Fund says household debt in Canada is still too high to pursue policy changes to encourage more activity in housing markets.

About 1,000 commuters spend hours trapped in Moscow subway

The funding for the Acadian Crabbers Association comes through the $400-million Atlantic Fisheries Fund.

Nike, Adidas and other footwear companies urged U.S. President Donald Trump to reconsider his tariffs on shoes made in China, saying the policy would be “catastrophic for our consumers, our companies and the American economy as a whole.”

In both robberies suspect approached female victims on bike with a switchblade-style knife.

Weir, the member for Regina-Lewvan, said he’s not running because NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh continues to block his candidacy.

Innovation Factory is holding a session on how businesses can fully leverage the power of LinkedIn.

Storms could bring more tornadoes and flash flooding to parts of Arkansas, Illinois, Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma on Tuesday.

Police say 46-year-old is also responsible for crimes at restaurant and motel

The Hamilton-Burlington Society of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals wants to be part of the Ford government’s plans for animal welfare in Ontario, at least in the short-term.“If the province builds an interim strategy, we have offered to supp

Postal Service tests mail shipments on self-driving trucks

The circus comes to Hamilton May 22.

$4.7M contract awarded to finish rebuild in Glacier park

Environics Research survey suggests many think Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives are on the “wrong track” due in part to unpopular budget cuts to public health.

The 100-acre Good Farm location expected to harvest 45,000 kilograms.

What was clearly Trudeau’s greatest asset in 2015 may well be his undoing in 2019, Jaime Watt writes

The news has gutted the Canadian music and Toronto radio community, with fan tributes posted online praising the man for his excellent musical tastes.

Arizona prisons ban book on black men in the justice system

Arizona prisons ban book on black men in the justice system

Adam Knauff has filed a complaint against his employer, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, over his treatment and subsequent suspension while fighting a B.C. fire in 2017.

Beryl Wright was scrubbing her hands at the sink when she spotted it on the cold floor of the public restroom: a blue and white checkered bundle. It was completely still. As she would recount years later, Wright assumed it was just a discarded rag.

What was clearly Trudeau’s greatest asset in 2015 may well be his undoing in 2019, Jaime Watt writes

GO Transit says trains will move soon with delays and possible cancellations

Carnival worker accused of groping Montana police detective

Carnival worker accused of groping Montana police detective

2nd Alaska floatplane crash in a week kills pilot, passenger

Students from Hamilton, Brantford and Oakville took home prizes last week

In ruling, Superior Court Justice James Ramsay states Niagara is entitled to 27 members.

The sextuplets were a surprise to the family — their mother, Klaudia Marzec, said on TVN24 the family was not expecting six but five babies.

Canada Pension Plan Investment Board CEO Mark Machin talks about how the plan made an 11 per cent average annual return over the past decade

Hiker and his dog lived off the land while lost in Alaska

After 15 years at the helm of Eagle’s Nest Association of Waterdown, founder and executive director Debra Tigchelaar is handing over the reins.

Season 3 of the show will take place in the summer of 1985, when Coca-Cola changed its formula for Coke.

"It concerns me we don't have the fiscal numbers," says Stoney Creek Coun,. Brad Clark.

New engineering hub will develop at least two new areas for the company: grocery delivery and internal financial-technology tools.

Former Obama official Susan Rice has book out in October