And that was how Anna Fisher became the world's first mother to go to space.

Strong Rio Grande tourism in New Mexico expected

Indiana Dunes campground to accept reservations

US-Canada border transfers raise fear of delayed crossings

Roll out of higher CPP costs expected to affect HR budgets for wages, benefits

“We don’t want to be victims,” Rabbi Raziel Cohen said. “We need to protect ourselves now.”

Detained migrants scored a significant victory Friday after a Supreme Court of Canada ruling opened up wider appeal options for those facing lengthy detention for breaching immigration law.

Halton Regional Police are investigating a stabbing at an Oakville home that has left a man seriously wounded.

More than a scent: Cyprus promoting its perfume past

More than a scent: Cyprus promoting its perfume past

Richard Branson and CEO George Whitesides announce progress on flight tests.

Rudy Giuliani announced that he had cancelled a trip to Kyiv in which he planned to push the incoming Ukrainian government to press ahead with investigations that he hoped would benefit Trump.

Mena Mangal, a cultural adviser for the lower house of parliament and former TV presenter, was killed when she was on her way to work around 7:30 a.m.

Video footage showed a jubilant Putin and his team circling the rink on skates as they celebrated a 14-7 victory after a friendly game at the Bolshoi Ice Arena in the Black Sea resort of Sochi on Friday.

A February 2018 report on possible GO stations went through multiple revisions, wherein the provincial transit agency removed statements that could cast its program in a negative light, documents show.

The cease-fire called for the mutual withdrawal of rebel and government forces from the port of Hodeida, and the two smaller ports in the province.

U.S. authorities were sitting on a sensitive secret last fall when Canada detained a top Huawei Technologies Co. executive on alleged U.S. sanctions violations.

PBS film tackles Mexican Americans' role in winemaking

A team of McMaster researchers will work with the HPO and 47 hearing impaired members of the audience to create a better listening experience

Countries will have to monitor and track the movements of plastic waste outside their borders

Melissa Powell’s stunning photographs offer an unflinching look into her illness

Halton Regional Police are warning Walmart shoppers following a rash of distraction thefts at Burlington Walmarts recently.

When Matthew Manten picked up an old Konica T2 camera from Waterdown’s Value Village last week, he thought he was just adding a prize to his collection of vintage film cameras.

Residents lived for years in dismal conditions before charges were laid. Documents obtained by The Spectator provide a look into a system that operates in secret.

There were 62 sweeping recommendations for reform that came out of an inquest into eight deaths at the Barton jail last year.

The measure passed by a 257-150 vote over the opposition of most Republicans, who said it should also include the Trump administration’s $4.5 billion request for stepped up humanitarian aid and law enforcement along the U.S.-Mexico border.

A team of McMaster researchers will work with the HPO and 47 hearing impaired members of the audience to create a better listening experience

More asphalt tests requested by families of parkway crash victims even as planned repaving looms May 21.

Construction bids on the $1-billion light rail transit line won’t be ready until next spring.

Thousands gather in Utah for railroad's 150th anniversary

Space-tourism dream edges toward reality in New Mexico

During a visit to Hamilton Friday, Singh spoke to a crowd at United Steelworkers Local 7135’s hall.

RCMP in British Columbia say a toddler has died after being left in a vehicle for hours during a spring heat wave.

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Five people were taken to hospital with minor injuries and a fuel truck driver was charged after a truck hit a plane on the tarmac at Toronto Pearson International Airport early Friday morning.

Another Quebec businessman expresses interest in buying Transat AT

“The police failed to undertake even the most rudimentary steps to verify information,” said the Court of Appeal.

Ontario is creating a task force on improving the province’s resilience to flooding, following high water levels this spring in several communities.

There could be a federal public-service strike later this year, but it will be up to whoever is in power after the October election to deal with it.

The 56-year-old is wanted for allegedly breaching his statutory release.

Kelsey’s will start to serve the Lightlife burger at 70 locations starting June 3.

A two-year study will see the legal speed limit temporarily raised on sections of Hwy. 402, the Queen Elizabeth Way and Hwy. 417.

Breeding program in Langley, B.C. encouraging survival of endangered species, and sharing success.

United States Social Security released its annual list of top baby names on Friday.

One Vancouver suburb saw temperatures of 28 degrees C, beating the record of 27.8 set in 1878.

Now that it appears that the federal election is going to be mostly about carbon taxes, it’s important to get the facts straight, writes David Olive.

Public submits mixed messages about Fossil Creek management

Thousands of vehicles cross the Skyway bridge every day.

Some people need protection. Others are protected by the law.

Pipeline capacity has been a key issue for Canadian oilsands producers as they have struggled to ship their product to market and looked to alternatives such as shipping by rail.