New study to update groundbreaking 2015 look into the nature and numbers of far-right extremism in Canada.

A more than century-old Blackfoot headdress that was dropped in a thrift store bin has been returned to a First Nation east of Calgary.

“Heavy fire conditions” reported when firefighters arrived at vacant Cumming Court home

Empower Me, a women’s appreciation brunch put on by the organization Never Gonna Stop (NGS), is taking place on Saturday at the Hamilton Plaza Hotel and Conference Centre, 150 King St. E. from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. to celebrate women. Admission is free. Performing artists, music and more. In celebration of International Women’s Day. Register at eventbrite.ca

Ford abandons push to make his friend Ron Taverner head of the OPP.

Senators from both parties on Wednesday challenged President Donald Trump’s nominee for U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia to take a tough line with the kingdom on human rights and other abuses.

Meanwhile the company is scheduled to appear in court in April over an emission incident from a blast furnace emission last summer.

At the MacNab YWCA, the therapy zoo returned to the seniors centre, as part of the Seniors Peer Connector program. Once a month an assortment of animals are brought in as part of its outreach program. On display to touch and hold: a meowing parrot, a pair of hedgehogs, a gecko and a ball python kept the program’s clients amused and entertained. Visitors to this session represented younger adults from the developmental services program.

The Anglican Church of the Ascension in downtown Hamilton offered Ashes To Go for Ash Wednesday. Rt.-Rev. Bishop Terry Brown, Rev. Canon Barry Randall and Rev. Deacon Janice Maloney-Brooks offered the imposition of Ashes (on the forehead) to passersby at the corner of John and Charlton Sts.

Archeologists find hidden tunnels below Alcatraz prison

Alex Trebek has been diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer.

The Anglican Church of the Ascension in downtown Hamilton offered Ashes To Go for Ash Wednesday. Rt.-Rev. Bishop Terry Brown, Rev. Canon Barry Randall and Rev. Deacon Janice Maloney-Brooks offered the imposition of Ashes (on the forehead) to passersby at the corner of John and Charlton Sts.

The sun had just begun to rise when Yurladis Rojas and her young daughter began trekking along one of the illegal dirt pathways that have become a perilous lifeline for Venezuelans no longer able to cross blocked border bridges.

Tornadoes killed almost two dozen people in eastern Alabama

Draft resolution condemning anti-Semitism has angered Omar’s fellow freshmen representatives

MPP Lisa MacLeod said the Liberals had budgeted $256 million for the program, and that when the Tories came to power last summer, she found the program was “broke.”

Marie Henein says a series of documents are essential to defend her client.

Police: Shaking train threw woman onto tracks in January

Vehicle access closed at Valles Caldera National Preserve

Wildlife advocates reacted with outrage to the decision and promised to challenge in court

The fire broke out in the large, detached house just before 3 p.m.

Convenience store robbed at gunpoint Sunday afternoon

Tom Jackson is asking city staff and the Hamilton Police Service if either organization will consider taking over investigating animal cruelty complaints if the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals follows through with its decisi

“The consumption of salt has gone up exponentially over the past 10 years,” he said. “What we’re seeing is, every winter, regardless of the way the winter has gone, by mid-February it’s a crisis.

Fed survey finds adverse impact from government shutdown

"In my view, the prime minister has been very open in the way he is supporting the justice committee," said Filomena Tassi, minister of seniors.

The former dairy — now being renovated for affordable housing — was previously a magnet for trespassing and complaints about squatters.

Hamilton’s auditor suggests ‘due process’ needed in response to citizen’s complaint

Busch Gardens building world's fastest hybrid coaster

Central bank holds rate, notes 'increased uncertainty' on timing of future hikes

Rising number of people relying on local food pantries

Rising number of people relying on local food pantries

Millennial women cite other responsibilities as being more urgent than investing and financial planning, according to the study.

Indianapolis' Kurt Vonnegut museum seeks $1.5M for new home

Indianapolis' Kurt Vonnegut museum seeks $1.5M for new home

The list also included poutine, homework, a ukulele, a whip, wedding cards, dentures and a shower curtain pole.

Biker Frank (Cisco) Lenti did time for killing a Hells Angel member. Even so, he says it’s not the threat of another attempt on his life that’s got him worried — it’s the icy sidewalks.

Some babies laugh and shake it off. Others grimace, stumble around blindly, recoil like they've been hit by a truck

Central bank notes 'increased uncertainty' on timing of future hikes

Driver eventually pulled over and was boxed in by police, then tried to ram his way free.

Central bank holds rate, notes 'increased uncertainty' on timing of future hikes

The instrument, which was designed to hammer itself 16 feet underground, encountered some kind of resistance over the weekend

Payments to physicians in Ontario are currently over $12 billion

Forty Hamilton schools join in on 50th anniversary of the tournament.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention explicitly states that there is no link between vaccines and autism.

Overhaul proposed for facilities at Alaska glacier

The prime minister is considering his options as the political crisis that has already cost him two cabinet ministers and a top aide shows little sign of cooling.

Jerry Merryman, one of the inventors of the handheld electronic calculator who is described by those who knew him as not only brilliant but also kind with a good sense of humour, has died. He was 86.

The 28-year-old Oakville man already had licence suspended for impaired driving