A memorial service is being held today to mark one year since the Broncos’ tragic bus crash, which killed sixteen people and left 13 injured.

Experts on flooding risks say worrying figures released this week on the rising seas in Atlantic Canada should prompt governments to move more swiftly to protect coastal areas and vital transport links.

Saturday’s Rally for Education comes in the aftermath of a series of contentious moves by the province.

As some Democrats have embraced sweeping proposals such as Medicare-for-all and the Green New Deal plan, others have balked, arguing that the party should take a more centrist approach.

While the Brexit departure deadline was pushed back from March 29 to April 12, the passport changes have moved forward as planned.

A protracted court battle over a gold, diamond-studded eagle statue has landed in favour of a major insurance company, which will now be allowed to challenge a claim over the treasure that was allegedly stolen in the Vancouver area nearly three years ago.

Experts measure the depth of the Liberals’ self-inflicted wounds.

Five unions, representing education workers across Ontario, have organized a rally at Queen’s Park to protest the government’s changes to the province’s education system.

200 rarely seen works by Toulouse-Lautrec on show in Boston

Two $1 million tickets claimed, one in Ontario.

A 31-year-old woman is dead after late-night collision.

The Hamilton area has opened its arms to more than 2,000 refugees from the troubled Middle Eastern country. Now, many have jobs and lead independent lives.

The Special Investigations Unit, which probes deaths, serious injuries and allegations of sexual assault involving police, fears it will see its funding slashed by more than $3 million in the next fiscal year.

The Special Investigations Unit, which probes deaths, serious injuries and allegations of sexual assault involving police, fears it will see its funding slashed by more than $3 million in the next fiscal year.

Where you live makes a big difference in how much extra in taxes you can expect to pay this year.

NYC ponders how to rebuild highway and preserve beloved view

NYC ponders how to rebuild highway and preserve beloved view

Police are asking residents near Homestead Drive and Strathearne Place to check their security footage for suspicious activity

Provincial transportation minister says ‘no evidence ... to support the amalgamation’

The Special Investigations Unit, which probes deaths, serious injuries and allegations of sexual assault involving police, will see its funding slashed by more than $3 million in the next fiscal year.

Justin Trudeau said lives will be put at risk due to the provincial decision to restrict access by closing some of the sites

Officials say “unconventional approach” is on the table as humans adapt to the impacts of climate change.

Company to establish a committee on its board of directors to review how it develops and builds planes.

The Canadian International Trade Tribunal says only two of seven types of steel products should be protected but Stelco and ArcelorMittal Dofasco doesn’t make them.

“I am willing to be hanged. I’m willing to die.”

The Ministry of Labour has been called in to investigate after an accident at the Canadian Gypsum Corporation facility in Hagersville.

Riding a wave of 7,900 new jobs over the past year, the jobless rate was the lowest recorded by Statistics Canada since 2001.

Former Rep. Anthony Weiner was ordered Friday to register as a sex offender as he nears the end of a 21-month prison sentence for having illicit online contact with a 15-year-old girl.

The women suing Cosby for defamation say he defamed them by branding them liars after they went public with allegations of sexual assault.

Assange hasn’t left the embassy since 2012, fearing if he steps off Ecuador’s diplomatic soil he will be arrested and extradited to the U.S.

U.S. president consults with immigration agents in a California border city while insisting that the nation’s immigration system is overburdened and declaring that “our country is full.”

The 85-year-old Cole will hang up his microphone after calling Saturday’s regular-season finale between the visiting Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens.

Reports have said a consultant signed a contract with Cat Lake in 2017 that pledged 10 per cent of any new money the community received.

An earlier British request for a delay until June 30 was rejected last month

Employment last month dropped by 7,200 net jobs, the bulk of which were full-time positions.

Dogs may develop health problems down the road if infected with Lyme disease

No cure for chronic Lyme disease, says Port Dover woman.

A new study from the University of British Columbia shows Baffin Island is home to cobalt-blue spinel which is prized by jewellers and collectors.

Temporary workers from Mexico say they were exploited by a temp agency and kept in squalid conditions in Barrie as part of a labour trafficking operation that police revealed in February.

It’s beginning to look a lot like springtime and there’s a lot to do in Hamilton and area. Weekend highlights include the HamilTEN Festival featuring 10-minute plays written and directed by local playwrights at The Staircase, and local girl guides are running an e-waste roundup fundraiser where you can drop off unwanted electronic waste such as old laptops, smartphones, cellphones and more to be properly recycled.

The Montreal-based engineering and construction firm cites revelations from recent parliamentary-committee testimony is trying to revive its Federal Court case against the director of public prosecutions.

At the Friends of Battlefield House Museum Lecture Series, Darryl Learn will take attendees back to 1866 and the Battle of Ridgeway in June of that year and its impact on Canada West. The event is being held April 9 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at Battlefield House Museum & Park, 77 King St. W., Stoney Creek. It is open to all ages and costs $2 for non-members.

It also pointed to the “degree of involvement” of senior company officers.

Applications are being accepted for the 2019 Lion’s Lair competition.

The date an article is produced has never been more relevant

Hamilton public school students face fewer course options, reduced supports for special needs, more crowded classrooms and dirtier hallways this September if Premier Doug Ford’s government follows through with announced funding cuts.

Bridges and culverts to be removed by September

Norfolk County OPP say the puppies’ rear legs had been tied together

One year after a semi-truck collided into the Humboldt Broncos’ team bus, killing 16 people and injuring another 13, the city is still in recovery.

“We have proposed an attrition-based approach to restoring balance and sustainability by not filling a total of 3,475 teacher vacancies that occur when teachers quit or retire,” Lisa Thompson said Friday.