Getting you to work and school. Traffic and weather for your morning commute. School and cancellation information.

Ellen Roseman says it’s time to start protecting all Canadians, especially the vulnerable ones, from telecom exploitation

Drop is part of an overall decline in the number of compliance checks conducted by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board.

The company did not identify the new owner of the black car.

Cousins Cordarrly Jones and Demetria Jones have a hard time counting all the relatives they lost to a monster tornado that wiped out a rural community in Alabama.

Less-than-impressive stats recently have raised questions about Canada’s growth.

The American parent of a Canadian missionary organization based in Stoney Creek has agreed to pay US$37 million to settle a class-action lawsuit that alleged the charity had engaged in racketeering and fraud

It’s going to be a cold one today.

Montreal home sales rise 8% in February to cap off four straight years of growth

As Ontario grapples with a provincewide salt shortage, Waterdown’s David Lammers, president of Garden Grove Landscaping, says it has been building for years.

Unlike her husband, Melania Trump doesn't stray from script.

Elon Musk firm pitched to build transit system in Las Vegas

But the owner of a driving school in the same plaza is against it

But advocates argue hate-fuelled incidents are still far too common to warrant the recent closure of the city’s anti-racism resource centre.

Policy up for review in 2019-20, but schools will adjust activities: Johnstone

Persistent homelessness and affordability problem forcing city to get creative with diversion pilot project

‘I think it’s safe to say that we’re pretty much full every night,’ executive director James Moulton says

Forum Research survey finds Tories are maintaining a lead that dates back to 2017 among decided and leaning voters.

Money spread between 72 social sciences and humanities researchers.

Jaime Adao, 17, was with his grandmother when someone broke into the family’s Winnipeg home on Sunday night. Police said his parents were out at the time and the boy managed to call 911 for help, but he died of his injuries.

Brad Blair has asked the courts to force the provincial ombudsman to investigate the appointment of Toronto police Supt. Ron Taverner to the Ontario Provincial Police top job.

New York regulators have sent a subpoena to the Trump Organization’s longtime insurance broker, a request that comes days after President Donald Trump’s former attorney, Michael Cohen, told Congress the president had misled insurers about the value of his assets.

Feminism has been a key element of the Liberal party’s appeal to voters since the 2015 election campaign but Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s handling of the fallout from the SNC-Lavalin affair shows that he’s a hypocrite, opposition parties say.

Attorneys for Roger Stone withheld and misrepresented plans for his new book criticizing special counsel Robert Mueller in violation of a gag order in his case, a federal judge found Tuesday, warning that any “costs or consequences” that result are solely his responsibility.

The 8th annual Success in the City, a leadership event for women, was held Tuesday at the Grand Olympian put on by the city and the Small Business Enterprise Centre. The event is the largest event in the area designed to celebrate women in business, entrepreneurship and corporate leadership.

City’s public board has had six snow days so far this year, while the Catholic board has had four

China the destination for about 40 per cent of Canada’s canola exports.

Join the Cancer Assistance Program’s fourth annual Choir & Tea event featuring the talented Hamilton Children’s Choir ILLUMINI on March 23 at the Waterfront Centre. Tickets are $35, which includes live entertainment, lunch, coffee, tea and dessert. Call 905-383-9797, ext. 107, for tickets or visit www.cancerassist.ca for more information.

Devices “appear capable of igniting an initially small fire when opened,” police say.

The 23 people killed in the nation’s deadliest tornado in nearly six years came into focus Tuesday with the release of their names by coroner.

Many sales personnel found out about the decision when Tesla published a public blog post Thursday afternoon, said the people, who asked not to be identified discussing sensitive matters.

Marion Emo says they’re concerned, very concerned.The chief executive officer of the Hamilton-Burlington SPCA says they are waiting to hear back from the Province as to what happens now after the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani

He encouraged Democrats to unify behind a nominee who could beat Trump, a not-so-subtle dig against candidates pushing the party to embrace liberal priorities such as “Medicare-for-all.”

The feature, which is currently being rolled out by Google, allows users to see speed limits, speed cameras and mobile speed cameras on the map before they leave.

The items made the company's list of the most outrageous items riders have forgotten in Canadian Uber cars, which also included poutine, homework, a ukulele, wedding cards, dentures and a shower curtain pole.

The company did not identify the new owner of the black car.

The CCLA argue that the project poses constitutional problems, it worries the project has opened the door to a “non-consensual, state-authorized mass capture of Canadians’ personal information.”

Three vehicles crashed into the icy water near Gravenhurst.

Possible exposure at Scarborough Health Network, Birchmount site, Feb. 28, and Huntingdale Medical Centre on Feb. 26 or 28.

Justin Trudeau’s former principal secretary will speak about the matter for the first time, while the Privy Council clerk and deputy justice minister will return to respond to Jody Wilson-Raybould’s stunning testimony.

By Trump’s own benchmark the U.S. is 20 per cent worse off than it was at the end of 2016, just before he took office.

Peter Zhu’s parents said their son always wanted to be a father.

The Taro dump’s community liaison committee is reiterating its opposition to the site’s expansion — although no longer unanimously.

It is far from certain that the embattled prime minister can recover from this latest blow to his moral authority

In court documents, Brad Blair accuses this deputy minister who fired him of a “conflict of interest.”

Breckenridge troll sculpture to be rebuilt on new town site

Breckenridge troll sculpture to be rebuilt on new town site

Written comments are currently being accepted by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) regarding an application for a retail cannabis store in Burlington at 103-4031 Fairview St.

On a slate-grey Friday afternoon, the snow drifting through the Lakeport Cemetery is the liveliest thing in sight around this Northumberland County hamlet.