Unless you have been living under a rock for the past two weeks, you know about our current champion, James.

Hamilton police tweeted the closure, indicating the package is in the area of Centre Mall.

Who is going to win? Readers share their thoughts

Cleveland airport seeks FBI help for information screen woes

Singh says childhood abuse steeled him for scrutiny and stress of politics

The emotionally charged case had captured the province's attention.

I robot? Ian McEwan tells android tale in 'Machines Like Me'

Alaska considers adding additional terminal for new ferries

Hamilton police tweeted the closure, indicating the package is in the area of Centre Mall.

Due to the Easter long weekend, permanent repairs won’t start until Tuesday on the crumbled chunk of road near Kipling Ave.

A year has passed since the worst mass killing in Toronto’s recent history. For two injured women, it’s been a fight to regain their independence through a physical and emotional recovery that could last a lifetime.

Players back union, say they won’t report to training camp without agreement between CFL and CFLPA, strike ratification vote Wednesday.

Swole, buzzy, among new words in Merriam-Webster dictionary

Swole, buzzy, among new words in Merriam-Webster dictionary

The massive wall of ice that struck Fort Erie’s waterfront eight weeks ago isn’t quite so formidable now.

Closing arguments from Crown and defence expected later this week

Thousands of rental units being filled with tourists instead of Torontonians amid growth of short-term rental market.

It wasn’t just dinner that brought Karen Morgenweg to the Rainforest Cafe that night two weeks ago. She was looking for someone: The man who felt up her daughter, who worked there.

Tara Cohen and Milan Paynton of East Garafraxa, Ont. had good intentions to go off the grid when they hired a renewable energy contractor, but it turned out he wasn’t qualified and his work was unsafe.

One White House reporter, April Ryan, has openly called for Sanders to be fired.

Next time you hear the argument that renting is throwing away money, stop and consider things like unrecoverable costs.

Sri Lanka’s president on Monday declared a conditional state of emergency that gave the security services sweeping powers to arrest and interrogate people, and to conduct search-and-seizures.

Assertions of racism on airlines have made national headlines in recent years.

She’s been leader of the Green Party since 2006, but it takes a long time to be a fresh new face in Canadian politics, Susan Delacourt writes.

Kensington Palace says the press and the public will be informed when Meghan goes into labour.

The NDP leader tells the story of his upbringing and the hardships he faced on the way to becoming the first non-white head of major political party in Canada.

Users can look like they have overdosed on opioids, but they won’t respond to naloxone

Something is wrong when a headshot earns less time off than batting a puck into the stands

Benton Lowe and his puppet friend Franklin are new to town. And one day, they’d like to play the bandshell in Gage Park.

“It’s a gift to the city of Hamilton to have such a beautiful waterfront”

The company plans to sell 8.75 million shares for $19 to $21 each, according to a filing Monday with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Father and son, 59 and 22, await sentencing for death of 16-year-old Ashton VanEvery

The case illustrates some of the growing challenges of educating a population of students with special needs

Police say an 11-year-old from a Hutterite colony in southern Alberta has been shot by a 13-year-old.

Two earthquakes have struck off the northwest coast of Vancouver Island. Natural Resources Canada says a magnitude 4.6 quake struck Monday afternoon about 166 kilometres west of Port Alice, B.C. Less than one hour later, a second larger quake of magnitude 5.3 hit 189 kilometres west of Port Alice. There are no reports of damage and no tsunami was produced. Natural Resources Canada says the first quake was not felt and there are no felt reports from the second at this time. Earthquakes are common in the region and about a dozen large earthquakes of magnitude 6.6 to 7.0 have occurred nearby over the past century. Three quakes measuring 6.5, 6.6 and 6.8 were felt and recorded in the region last Oct. 22, followed by at least four aftershocks.

Instead of marching for Earth Day, Green party Leader Elizabeth May marched down the aisle in Victoria’s Christ Church Cathedral on Monday.

The ‘berg’s early arrival is a good sign for the lucrative industry that offers tourists a look at the frozen formations, most often seen drifting down the coast of the island from May through the summer months.

Many Indigenous communities lack policing services that meet their safety and security needs despite long-standing efforts to remedy the shortcomings, a federally commissioned report says.

Canadians are expected to learn late Tuesday whether the cradle of Confederation will give birth to one of the country’s first versions of proportional representation.

Boaters prepare for launch day.

At least 290 people were killed and hundreds more injured in a series of co-ordinated bomb blasts that rocked churches and hotels across Sri Lanka on Sunday.

Avianca Brasil cancels 1,045 flights after losing 18 planes

Urgence Québec said Monday that six major floods were threatening Quebecers, with 2,389 residences across the province flooded and more than 1,500 people forced from their homes.

A security threat forced Meridian Credit Union to close all of its branches at noon and send its employees home Monday.

Premier says taxpayer money is wasted if residents’ homes end up flooded repeated times.

In a joint statement with Environment Minister George Heyman, Premier John Horgan said the B.C. government is taking action through emission-reduction targets ‘that are among the strongest in the world.’

The report says schools play a ‘foundational’ role in running elections and while the arm’s-length agency pays for security, the safety of children would be enhanced if voting was moved to a day classes were not in session.

Sewer system was flushed after discovery of petroleum-based smell

The brazen daytime attack that played out on Yonge Street on April 23, 2018, sparked a wave of fear and grief in Toronto and beyond, with some saying the city would bear permanent scars.

HR Network holds a discussion about the need for accommodation of mental health issues.