A program director for 4-20 Ottawa says his group is encountering more red tape today than on past April 20 protests.

Louisiana spring festival to feature Poverty Point

This past week, three days of commemorative events were planned to honour the victims of the Columbine High School massacre, culminating with Saturday’s memorial ceremony in Littleton, Colorado.

Pot consumers celebrate 4/20 lining up at shop on Barton Street.

On this 4-20, the first annual celebration of cannabis culture post-legalization, many pot enthusiasts are still smoking joints they did not buy through legal channels.

Boy Scout ranch focuses on wildfire recovery as season nears

Marine pilots raise concerns over Royal Princess megaship

Conservation Ontario, which represents the province’s 36 conservation authorities, said impacts of the cuts will be felt immediately, particularly in smaller and more rural areas.

Prince Edward Island’s Green party has suspended campaigning for Tuesday’s provincial election, citing the sudden death of one of its candidates.

There were no real fireworks between the two thinkers — in fact, they often agreed, even if their supporters do not.

Quest for food stamp data lands newspaper at Supreme Court

The legalization of cannabis in Canada and the opening of the first Ontario retailers have drastically overhauled the marijuana-buying experience. The consumer can now choose among numerous strains, sort by terpene profiles, and get everything from drops to pre-rolled joints

Interstate 15 wide-load traffic detour still being arranged

Walter Tucker and Michael Baldasaro died before they saw their dream realized. Today a new and very much legal cannabis store opens on Barton Street.

As Hamilton’s first provincially sanctioned pot shop prepares to open its doors, the provincial pot team looking to shutter black market operations announced a couple more busts in the city.

PM attended Friday services at St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church

Many questions remained unanswered about 18-year-old Sol Pais, but a friend disputed the contention by authorities that she posed a threat.

The Prime Minister attended Friday services at St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church.

The Prime Minister attended Friday services at St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church.

The good news is that carp populations have severely declined over the past several years in Hamilton Harbour. But goldfish have moved in to replace them and they are causing new problems.

More than 50 sites will participate in this year’s Doors Open Hamilton on the weekend of May 4. Buildings that are rarely open to the public — such as Auchmar, the Dundas Wastewater Treatment Plant, the John Weir Foote Armoury and the Westinghouse HQ — will be among the featured sites for the annual free event. For further information, go to www.hamilton.ca/DoorsOpen.

Most of the 13 children — who ranged in age from two to 29 — were severely underweight and had not bathed for months.

“Even the redacted version of the report outlines serious instances of wrongdoing by President Trump and some of his closest associates,” said Rep. Jerrold Nadler.

Iconic Salt Lake Temple closing for major 4-year renovation

The parents of celebrated Austrian climber David Lama said Friday that he had “lived his dream,” as hopes he and two other top climbers survived an avalanche in the Canadian Rockies faded.

A “computer glitch” may have been behind the rapidly spreading blaze, the cathedral’s rector said

Mali’s prime minister has resigned after pressure over growing insecurity in the West African nation including a recent massacre.

A Sp’egg’tacular event, annual Easter dinner, some Gaelic music and more.

The Ancaster Lions hosted a huge craft show at the Ancaster Fairgrounds on Good Friday.

Oklahoma City bombing 'Survivor Tree' DNA to live on

Hamilton District Christian High School teacher Harry Blyleven received the John Rozema Teaching Excellence Award in the STEM category

Retired major fraud detective hopes to raise $20,000 for Gonca and Devrim Aydin

Some of the items recovered include a 45-foot Laredo recreational trailer and a Bobcat excavator

It was the sort of audience meant to be a natural fit for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada — more than 300 young women taking part in a “Daughters of the Vote” day of civic engagement in Parliament. But no sooner had he begun to speak than several dozen of the women stood up and dramatically turned their backs on him.

Rapper Kodak Black was arrested on drug and weapons charges when he crossed into the United States at the Queenston-Lewiston Bridge, Wednesday.

Trudeau was in Hamilton on Good Friday serving lunch at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church to about 400 people.

Warren Dunes State Park gets road repairs, bathhouse upgrade

News junkies must be much more discerning when looking for information.

A private cargo ship brought the makings of an Easter feast — as well as some Canadian-made treats — to the International Space Station on Friday, along with mice and little flying robots.

Wolf population declining in Yellowstone National Park

A time to pause, at the Cathedral Basilica of Christ the King on King Street West, Hamilton

Police said a man called 911 claiming he was trapped on the Scarborough Bluffs. But he was bluffing.

Man found dead at Zion National Park ID'd as Utah resident

Popular national park hub to start charging for parking

Prince Edward Island may be ready to elect Canada’s first Green government as the Island’s Green party, led by Scottish-born dentist Peter Bevan-Baker, has recorded upward momentum in the polls for more than a year.

Hamilton residents pay on average six per cent higher taxes than what other municipalities levy.

Trump had claimed “complete and total exoneration.” The Mueller report showed that he was not even close, Daniel Dale writes.

Hawaii council passes bill to slow growth of monster houses

A murder investigation has been launched but there have been no arrests.

Travel-related cases linked to two medical facilities and a restaurant where officials warn people may have been exposed to the disease