The city’s new shooting task force is investigating the 11th shooting of the year.

Caribou Marketing Board: Regulating wild food suggested to ease Arctic hunger

More overnight power outages are possible before gusting winds die down. But residents along Lake Erie and in Niagara saw the worst of the damage Sunday.

Hijacking foiled on Bangladesh-Dubai flight, suspect killed

A former teacher arrested in 2016 along with eight other people after a seven-year-old girl was made available for sexual services on Craigslist has pleaded guilty to a child pornography charge in Niagara. Geoffrey Burnet, 50, appeared in Ontario Court of Justice in St. Catharines on Friday and pleaded guilty to a single count of possession of child pornography. Details surrounding the crime are expected to be discussed when Burnet, a resident of Kitchener, returns to court Sept. 13 for sentencing. Police executed a search warrant at a St. Catharines residence and seized a computer and various other devices. Police also seized from Burnet a cellphone, thumb drive and a laptop. The devices contained almost 700 images of child pornography. Burnet was working at Columbia International College, a private school in Hamilton, at the time of his arrest. He had previously worked as a supply teacher at a number of schools in Hamilton.

No victims have been identified in the area where shots were reported Sunday at 2:30 a.m.

Health officials been investigating nearly a dozen measles cases in the Vancouver area

Opposition Conservatives will also put pressure on the prime minister himself to testify at the Commons justice committee.

Opposition leader Juan Guaido calls on international community to consider ‘all options’ to resolve crisis

More than 72 million people were eligible to vote in Africa’s most populous country and largest economy. The election was held a week late after the electoral commission at the last minute cited logistical challenges.

A woman was killed when a tornado hit Columbus, Mississippi, and a man died when he drove into floodwaters in Tennessee, officials said.

Speaking on CNN, Secretary of State Pompeo also said “verifiable denuclearization” remained the administration’s goal, but he said it could take time.

"I couldn't believe it," said Mountain resident Pat Saunders.

TJ and Sutton are gone, but now Nesbitt and Carlin are feeling the love — and giving it — at historic Hamilton church

Southern Utah airport to close for 4 months for runway rehab

Marc Barrett, 44, is a teacher at Prince of Wales Elementary School.

Family arrived in Nova Scotia in September 2017 as refugees from war-torn Syria

Singh, a former Ontario legislator, has lacked a voice in Parliament since becoming party leader in the fall of 2017. Now he finally has his chance in Burnaby South, as voters in the riding cast their ballots on Monday after a six-week race.

The transport minister spoke about U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum at a meeting of the National Governors Association in Washington.

Health officials in British Columbia have been investigating nearly a dozen measles cases in the Vancouver area

Playwright says the U.S. immigration policy for artists is ‘unduly restrictive’

Riding is one of Monday’s byelections.

Nurse practitioners will soon have authority to diagnose common health problems and six chronic health conditions

Decades of rebellion being replaced by autonomous regional administrators, if not separate state

Environment Canada issued a warning ahead of of potentially damaging winds with gusts up to 120 km/h in Southern Ontario. Utilities Hydro One and Alectra say be prepared for power outages.

Yasser Ahmed Albaz, 51, has been moved to Egypt’s Tora prison while he awaits further questioning, says his daughter.

Police still appealing for witnesses and video footage following Friday night shooting near Wentworth Street North

The flight took off from Dhaka but had to make the emergency detour just 40 minutes and 150 miles later, officials said.

At least two schools have announced pilot projects to set up supervised ‘rough play’ zones in the schoolyard, where students can shove, grab and wrestle in the snow to their hearts’ content.

The newest class of Democratic presidential candidates has been embracing or entertaining a head-snapping list of policy ideas that were either rejected or ignored by the party’s previous standard-bearers.

Vatican continues talks on issues of sexuality and past child abuse by priests.

Vatican reportedly knew as early as 2015 about Bishop Gustavo Zanchetta’s inappropriate behaviour with seminarians

Pope Francis offered an eight-point pledge of priorities, vowing to never again coverup cases

Now in his 60s, Sawadjaan is a late bloomer in the terrorism underworld.

Average US price of gas jumps 10 cents per gallon, to $2.44

Since the U.N. began documenting civilian casualties 10 years ago, more than 32,000 civilians have been killed and another 60,000 wounded.

Video is resonating with people all over the world, including famous hockey icons, Olympic medallists, and even American NFL players.

Rescuers search for missing skier after Austrian avalanche

Alaska ski areas would get to serve booze, bill proposes

Just the factsAbout 300 people came out to Concession Street on Saturday (Feb. 23) for the 6th annual Coldest Night of the Year walk on the Mountain in support of Neighbour to Neighbour to Neighbour Centre.This year’s fundraising goal was $80,

Humanitarian assistance often does not address the specific needs of women, says the United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs.

New Mexico angling to become home of New Deal art museum

We’re back with hospital and census results from 2016 and 2017 to see what’s changed in Hamilton over a decade

Environment Canada issues warning ahead of of potentially damaging winds with gusts up to 120 km/h in Southern Ontario. Hydro One says be prepared for power outages.

Police still appealing for witnesses and video footage following Friday night shooting near Wentworth Street North

The crime had been framed in the media as a compassion killing — an offence that doesn’t exist in the Criminal Code. The Crown had argued Cadotte was in full control and intended to take Lizotte’s life.

Police say they were notified by the coroner this week that remains belonged to missing 18-year-old man.

As tech companies grow ever more powerful, countries such as Canada must decide how to protect the public without turning away economic benefits

McMaster will host the semifinal game Wednesday.