Just over half of respondents to an April 23 poll said the SNC-Lavalin saga will have an impact their decision at the ballot box, according to Forum Research.

President's Choice sauces recalled due to possible glass fragments

Allegations involve cheque scams, six-figure wire transfers, a $600,000 property in the Bahamas and a player with ties to the Hamilton mafia

KITCHENER — Waterloo Regional Police are currently investigating a serious crash in downtown Kitchener.

Tentative infrastructure plan gives hope to tunnel advocates

It has been nearly a year since an inquest jury made 62 recommendations for reform.

Residents in Bracebridge and Huntsville affected by flooding will be able to apply for provincial disaster recovery assistance, the Ontario government announced Friday, as high water levels are receding.

Rabbi David Mivasair had been helping to rehabilitate an access road in the South Hebron Hills when he and 16 others were arrested

The House Judiciary Committee threatened Friday to hold U.S. Attorney General William Barr in contempt of Congress if he does not comply with a new May 6 deadline for providing special counsel Robert Mueller’s full, unredacted report on his Russia probe and some underlying materials.

The Hamilton Conservation Authority advises residents to be careful around bodies of water because of higher levels and flows than normal due to recent rainfall. Localized flooding is expected in low-lying areas, including Upper Spencer Creek and Upper Stoney Creek. Adults are asked to keep children and pets away from water.

Get out and go! Temperatures are creeping up and there’s plenty to do.

Two major Canadian tourist attractions are sending beluga whales outside the country as a new federal law looms that would ban exports on marine mammals, The Canadian Press has learned.

It has been nearly a year since an inquest jury made 62 recommendations for reform

Kenney thanks ford for being key player in coalition of provinces fighting the carbon tax during a visit to Ontario’s legislature.

Two people were taken to hospital with serious injuries

A northern Ontario First Nation where a mother and four of her children died in a house fire this week says it has no means or equipment to fight fires.

For many in Hamilton, spring doesn’t officially begin until they hear the overhead roar of the Packard Merlin engines on the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum’s Avro Lancaster.You might hear that sound as soon as next Wednesday, weather permittin

Innovation Factory is holding a “Lunch ‘n Learn” on how artificial intelligence can help businesses grow.

New Jersey governor signs law protecting public beach access

Police said two masked males — one with a possible handgun — entered a home near Upper Ottawa and Larch streets

A Montreal lawyer representing the exiled former president of Spain’s Catalonia region says Ottawa will take another look at his client’s travel permit application after the sovereigntist politician was initially denied entry into the country.

The Ministry of Education is eliminating an $850,000 grant used to help nonprofit groups provide free youth programs outside regular hours at Hamilton public schools with higher poverty rates.

TransCanada Corp. is officially dropping the “Canada” from its name, but CEO Russ Girling isn’t saying he expects it will make it any easier to get pipelines approved in Canada or the United States.

The event is held to celebrate each other’s accomplishments, and to inspire and empower

More than 1,000 people have died from an Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo that started in August, the country’s health minister said Friday, as attacks on treatment centres and health workers undermine efforts to contain the disease.

The House Judiciary Committee threatened Friday to hold U.S. Attorney General William Barr in contempt of Congress if he does not comply with a new May 6 deadline for providing special counsel Robert Mueller’s full, unredacted report on his Russia probe and some underlying materials.

Soldier who fell at Hawaii volcano crater upgraded to stable

Many seniors at 10 Ben Lomond Place will have trouble with stairs in eight-storey building, resident says.

Historic Hawaii volcano eruption scarred landscape, lives

After a day of bloody protests, the government remained intact

Large new poll of usage and attitudes by Pollara finds 3 per cent of Canadians tried cannabis for the first time since legalization.

Fumes in cockpit, cabin prompt return of Spirit jet to LA

Two more candidates file finance reports before final deadline

The official international Scrabble dictionary has updated its list of approved words for the first time since 2015, opening up an additional 2,800 words to players at tournaments and at home.

Amazon.com shares boosted by Warren Buffett's comments

Ontario's auditor general investigation was launched in 2017 after several calls from the public and municipalities for the province to conduct a review.

Police allege two women went into an eatery, ate a meal, then left counterfeit payment on the table before leaving

Open cannabis laws did not spark a feared bout of reefer madness in Canada.

Alanis Morissette's 'Jagged Little Pill' musical sets Broadway dates

The lawyer’s report outlines the party relied on the MP’s word that police investigated and didn’t lay charges without following up to check with police.

Arizona ski resort plans record by staying open until May 19

Historic Hawaii volcano eruption scarred landscape, lives

Kenney arrived at Queen’s Park Friday for his first official meeting with Ford. “I can’t even wipe the smile off my face,” a beaming Ford told Kenney as they posed for media cameras in his office. “What a great ally,” the Ontarian said.

Government agencies normally work to cut the harbour goose population by using — you guessed it — oil, to destroy around 600 eggs a year.

Wind turbines and solar are intermittent energy sources that only produce power when the wind blows or the sun shines

The week helps to educate Burlington residents on steps needed to survive the worst possible events.

The officer did not know the 25-year-old was lying in front of police vehicle May 19, 2018

It’s the first time the golf tournament is highlighting local food

Ontario’s police watchdog is investigating after a pedestrian fell from a Highway 401 overpass on to Kennedy Rd. early Friday morning.

At Lasalle Park Marina, a team of workers are installing the docks while out on Hamilton harbour a ship looms, ghosted by fog.