Little progress made on first collective agreement

60-year-old driver from Burlington is charged with careless driving causing death, Hamilton police say.

Jaskirat Singh Sidhu pleaded guilty to 29 counts of dangerous driving.

Proposed cost of the memorial is projected to be about $900,000.

Clash between highway crews and farmers

Former justice minister referred to text messages, emails in her testimony last month.

Barneys New York is opening its doors to cannabis lovers-in Southern California.

An accommodation plan for Ancaster public elementary students seems likely to remain a work in progress for years to come as Hamilton trustees await another chance to apply for provincial cash to rebuild Rousseau school.

Montreal police say the victim suffered minor injuries and a suspect has been arrested.

Describing unusable faucets, bathrooms permanently reeking of urine and ceilings so leaky the library books are covered in tarps, parents of Carlisle’s Balaclava Elementary School are begging for immediate upgrades to a facility they say is in despe

Phil Brewer named Most Gentlemanly Player, Guy Polillo shares rookie honours

“I’m using this as a teaching point to let people know that pressing the passenger emergency alarm in this kind of situation is not warranted,” Toronto police Const. David Hopkinson told the Star.

Last grants coming for endangered Route 66 program

Const. Miles Loach said the seniors began seeking medical help within less than an hour of eating chocolate brownies served as a dessert option.

A 19-year-old is facing stunt driving charges after the OPP clocked a BMW going an unbelievable 254 km/h on Highway 403 in Mississauga early Friday (March 22).

Begins Division I athletic career with the Golden Griffins in August

An eight-metre-long cabin cruiser didn’t put up much of a fight as it was dragged from the muddy waters of the Welland River Thursday at E.C. Brown Conservation Area.

Elmira couple was on a cross-country tour when fatal collision occurred on Saskatchewan highway

The inflows helped the nation's population growth top half a million people for the first time since the late 1950s

Scheer’s determination to shut down the work of Parliament could easily backfire

The recall affects 800-gram packages with a best before date of December 15th.

“I hate him.”

Local Muslims still struggling with New Zealand terrorist attack

Janette Smith has spent the last 30 years working in Peel Region, she’s happy to come back to Hamilton as the new city manager.

The 37-year-old Welland man is now turning to the community for help

Bullet went through the chest of 26-year-old victim during Feb. 22 shooting.

Spring has sprung and you can watch some of Canada’s top Quidditch players, find out everything about scale models, fly a Lancaster to Berlin or stay and taste some home grown maple syrup. There is lots for everyone to do in Hamilton and area this weekend.

Six offers came through on opening day for a home the size of a garage.

A note to his mom, written April 26, 2013, indicated Jon Riley was heading to Toronto for a few days. He was never seen or heard from again.

Three people at Brock University were sent to the hospital with apparent non-life-threatening injuries as police responded to reports of a shooting.

The city voted late Wednesday to ask a Superior Court judge to investigate how troubling friction tests on the crash-prone parkway were buried for years. The probe will be public — but not cheap or fast.

Police called to university after reports of a shooting

Police called to university after reports of a shooting

Queer Justice Project kicks off Monday at Hamilton Artists Inc.

Tribes urge US to ban drilling around sacred New Mexico site

Energy Minister Greg Rickford said the changes would be made through the Progressive Conservative’s “Fixing the Hydro Mess Act” tabled in the legislature on Thursday.

“I think broadly the United Conservatives accept the scientific consensus around anthropogenic climate change.”

Report: Colorado drought conditions dramatically reduced

A prominent Montreal lawyer is trying to save a pit bull from an order to have it put down after it attacked six people, including four children, last August.

Jerri-Lyn King located in Hamilton

A controversial Toronto psychology professor is lambasting a prestigious British university after it opted to rescind a visiting fellowship on the basis of his work.

Looks to put to constructive use the estimated $20 billion to $40 billion seized annually from corrupt officials.

26-year-old Jerri-Lyn King is an Indigenous woman from Six Nations who has been missing since March 1. Six Nations police are asking help finding her.

At 8:22 p.m. on March 11, a man entered the 3365 Fairview St. store and selected two bottles of Johnnie Walker, four bottles of Glenfiddich Single Malt and two bottles of Johnnie Walker Green Label.

American skier, 20, dies in fall from cliff in Swiss Alps

The country added 71,131 immigrants in the final three months of 2018, for a full year increase of 321,065, according to the latest estimates released Thursday by Statistics Canada in Ottawa.

Philpott gave an interview to Maclean’s magazine in which she said there is “much more to the story.”

A new poll conducted by Leger for The Canadian Press suggests the governing federal Liberals have lost ground to the Conservatives over the past month.

Donny and Marie Osmond announce end of Las Vegas residency