Lawyers for Doug Ford’s PC government argued the constitution does not let Ottawa impose its chosen means of combating climate change in areas of provincial jurisdiction.

Shock, prayers around the world for Notre Dame Cathedral

The Golf4Life fundraiser in support of the Mark Preece Family House is scheduled for June 4 at Flamborough Hills Golf and Country Club. All proceeds from the tournament — above the costs of playing golf and meals — go to support the House, and a receipt for income tax purposes is issued to golfers. The Preece House is funded entirely by room rentals, fundraising and donations. Phone 905-529-0770 for further information or email info@markpreecehouse.ca

All that is left is the rubble-filled shell of the cultural centre.

Georgia O'Keeffe Museum tackles visitors' colour blindness

A spokesperson for Global Affairs Canada has confirmed that a Canadian died in Thailand, but declined to give further details for privacy reasons

"It was not anticipated," said Paul Johnson, general manager, emergency and community services.

The Latest: Fire chief unsure Notre Dame fire won't advance

Ontario government to look at more Via Rail service, more bus capacity or better highway infrastructure

Fire torches top of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris

The Latest: Fire chief unsure Notre Dame fire won't advance

Fire torches top of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris

French media quoted the Paris fire brigade saving the fire is “potentially linked” to a 6 million-euro renovation project

Jennifer Robinson, a lawyer representing Assange, has alleged that Ecuador’s government has spread lies about his behaviour at its embassy.

The chair of Hamilton’s public school board is questioning a staff report’s “high, high hopes” Grade 1 students are poised to meet a key reading target their predecessors missed three years in a row.

Maria del Carmen Silva brings girls from poorer neighbourhoods into wealthier ones to expose them not only to the beauty of dance, but new possibilities for the future.

The Canadian cab driver has been sentenced to 16 months in a U.S. prison.

Pollster says election campaign may have done little to change anyone’s mind.

The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce is holding a “Business After Business” at Dr. Bob Kemp Hospice April 25.

Decades of fashion treasures collected for“Milli: A Celebration of Style,” at Art Gallery of Hamilton.

CREA reports home sales in March down compared with a year ago, prices also down

San Francisco eyes charge to drive its famed crooked street

Fire torches top of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris

Canadian business sentiment drops from high levels: central bank survey

You have a responsibility to perform your own due diligence when you buy a home, writes Joe Richer

African swine fever has already shifted global trade patterns. The disruption may be long-term, writes Jennifer Wells.

Episode features only one death, of a minor character, but one character learns a game-changing piece of news.

Georgia O'Keeffe Museum tackles visitors' colour blindness

Joe Miscioscia, who was a competitive bicycle racer in Italy, came to Canada in the 1950s. To see what Columbus was in such a fuss to discover.

Retaining wall and drainage tiles to deal with underground water

The 44-year-old woman survived the Nov. 7 attack but sustained “absolutely devastating” injuries, Peel police Det. Sgt. Jim Kettles said at a news conference.

The city’s tallest tower proposal, who pays for development and the countdown to legal retail pot are all political issues to watch in Hamilton this week.

Ocasio-Cortez, 29, said her departure from Facebook was a "big deal" because the platform was crucial to her campaign.

All that is left is the rubble-filled shell of the Ukrainian Cultural Centre.

City lawyers warn there is no way to predict how costly a judge-led probe into the Red Hill friction fiasco will be.

Organizers of anniversary celebrations, alumni get-togethers, fundraisers and other adult-oriented events at Hamilton public schools will soon be out of luck if they want to serve alcohol.

With summer on the horizon, it’s time to paint your world vivid.

You forget it's there, like the notch on an iPhone X.

Steve Martin collaborating on 'ultimate cartoon book'

The issueThe Mud Street-Arbour Road section of the East Mountain Trail Loop is 90 percent completeThe local impactWhen finished, the trail will enable residents to walk through previously inaccessible wetlands.

Scientists observe increase in Hawaii volcano's activity

In dismissing charges, prosecutors essentially declared that even if they could prove the case, Inabinett would not merit the types of punishment that could flow from a conviction.

Alaska ice melt guessing game ends in record time

Kids fish for free and lots of prizes

If Britain's bookmakers are to be believed, it's definitely a girl — and Diana may well be one of her many names.

It appears the provincial government has finally opened the taps for free booze at Ontario’s casinos.

Hamilton's oldest high school, Delta Secondary School, has been a key east-end institution since it opened in 1924.The school was built to ease overcrowding at the city's only other high school at the time, Hamilton Institute, which would burn do

Pulitzer Prize winners in journalism, arts to be announced

For many 'Thrones' fans, season 8 is just the first ending

Try as he might, Trudeau can’t seem to move past the controversy that has sucked up most of the air in Canada since February