The cause of the fire is under investigation.

The Ancaster Lions Club has a new fundraiser now underway.

Frederick Dryden is blazing a road to recovery to help at-risk youth push beyond the pandemic.

Julie DiNardo is hoping the result be more smiling faces.

MacGreenInvest chair says effort will point out "hypocrisy" of burning gas for green investments

The first shipments of the COVID-19 prevention drug Evusheld are expected to arrive in Ontario the first week of May, with doses initially being administered to patients at highest risk of getting severely sick and dying of the virus.

Police say the incident occurred around 1 p.m. March 12

Health Canada is warning shoppers about certain products sold at Home Depot that are the subject of a large recall over the possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning.

As inflation rates soar to levels not seen in decades, Steven Del Duca wants to give Ontario families a tax break on their prepared meals.

A report recommends ways to improve ‘low carbon choices for residents’ including walking, biking, and public transportation

The Wexford Avenue North home is within walking distance to Ottawa Street North.

‘The Hours That Remain’ is a wake-up call. A plea for awareness and change, Gary Smith writes.

Environment Canada is calling for weekend daily highs around 14 degrees, but rain is expected to move into the Hamilton area Sunday.

Explosive power play carries Hamilton Bulldogs to the second round of the playoffs

Setting up the pilot for ‘Gotham Knights’ TV series

Private member’s bill being debated Friday is named for Keira Kagan, who fell to her death off of Rattlesnake Point during an unsupervised visit with

Trustees say standardized testing won’t offer any clear insights coming out of disruptive pandemic

Charges related to driving while impaired by drugs increased 118 per cent since 2019: police

‘The city pays all fines due on these tickets as the vehicle owner,’ says director of communications. But isn’t that just the taxpayer paying the fine

Those most frequently victimized were members of the Black, Jewish and LGBTQ communities

The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

The plan includes a 12-storey and 10-storey building, plus a new bowling centre and medical facility.

National program impact on Cootes To Escarpment EcoPark not yet known.

"This is immediate action to provide welcome assistance," said Eisenberger.

Hamilton’s public school board is considering reviving a requirement to wear masks in schools amid concerns about a rise in COVID-19 staff absences since the end of the March break that may already be subsiding.

A large recall is in effect involving a certain snack sold at TJX Canada stores, and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is warning shoppers who may have bought the product.

Elliott Campbell is one of them.

Elliott Campbell is one of them.

Councillor ‘excited to have someone steady at the helm’

Spectator Golf: Hamilton’s John Najev spearheaded drive to bring Hall of Famer’s tournament to Niagara

In the summer of 2019 — Australia’s infamous Black Summer—I texted with my friend Catherine, who lives in Sydney, from my comfortable home in Toronto. Her country was engulfed in bushfires. Over that summer more than 12 million acres burned and an estimated 3 billion animals were killed or displaced, and many of us watched it unfold in real time with a deep sense of horror.

Service Canada locations across the country are dealing with a massive influx in passport applications after two years during which international travel mostly came to a halt.

A look inside Indwell’s Parkdale Landing, where drug-dealing visitors have posed such challenges the non-profit says it will never build another home

Willems, a lawyer, most recently was the executive director of the College of Dietitians before leaving in 2021.

More couples are tying the knot this year as COVID restrictions lift

Hamilton’s decision to freeze its urban boundary instead of expanding into rural lands has emerged as a provincial election issue

Romeo Nicassio teams up with his Walk Off The Earth parents for ‘Romeo Eats,’ Graham Rockingham writes

It’s not too late to fulfill your retirement dream, just pay yourself first

But more contagious BA.2 makes up all cases as wastewater and outbreaks still rise

The finalists will present their pitches May 12 for a chance to win prizes totalling $135,000 in cash and professional in-kind services

Backyard revellers have Victoria Day and Canada Day to set them off

Freelton residents are voicing their opposition to a proposed dog park in Centennial Heights Park.

The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

It is expected to cost about $42,000 to install the six speed cushions.

Cooke, the grandfather of former Hamilton-Wentworth regional chair Terry Cooke, served nearly four decades in the transit division.

Cam Galindo says he’s bowing out after a single term as Stoney Creek’s public school trustee, hoping to gain more worldly experience and “find love.”

Hamilton now leads series 3-0 with chance to clinch on Thursday

The trucks that deliver tires to the track will be all electric, and the race cars will have tires built with sustainable natural rubber

Former Flamborough city councillor Margaret McCarthy died April 26.

Amie Archibald-Varley said seeing the flag on her daily trips to work makes her fearful