“It shows the resources of some of those in this illegal industry,” says Deputy Chief Dan Kinsella

Official: 'Mystery' volunteer cleaned bathrooms at monument

The RCMP charged the youth last week, saying he tried to persuade someone to plant a bomb.

Regional transit agency Metrolinx plans to ban workers in so-called safety sensitive positions from using recreational cannabis on or off duty.

A Mountain city councillor says he wants to see an end to Hamiltonians being “crowded out of their own backyard” when trying to visit popular conservation areas like Webster’s Falls on weekends and holidays during the peak tourist season.

Prosecutor tells the court there was no way possible the driver of the bus could have avoided the collision.

Update: QEW express GO buses cancelled, libraries closing early.

Shutdown halted crash probes, could cost critical evidence

Artsfest to take place June 22 and 23 in Westdale Village

Some MPs began the day seeking directions around a temporary House of Commons, built in the refurbished West Block while the iconic Centre Block undergoes a major makeover.

Lead detective Insp. Hank Idsinga has said the McArthur investigation marked the largest forensic examination in the force’s history.

Shelter Health Network pulls out of partnership with Urban Core citing “significant challenges”

A new City of Hamilton service will enable applicants to do their building permit requests online. Those interested can visit www.hamilton.ca/eplans to learn how. It is, according to the city, as simple as completing an online application, uploading digital drawings and documents and sending revisions in electronically, then waiting to receive a permit. The service is part of the city’s “Open for Business” initiative to streamline processes and encourage investment.

U.S. attorney general says “We are deeply grateful to the government of Canada” as the Chinese hi-tech giant is slammed for allegedly misleading multinational banks on Iran and stealing U.S. technology.

A Toronto man lured a woman into his apartment where he killed her, cut her body into pieces and dumped them in the trash in an effort to cover up his crime, prosecutors alleged Monday.

Big city mayors meet with feds and float idea of an intergovernmental forum to put cities at table with Ottawa if provinces are not playing ball.

Luxor Capital to own Atlantic City's Ocean Resort Casino

60 dead, 292 still missing

The 67-year-old landscaper is charged in the deaths of eight men.

The Star intends to update this timeline as the Bruce McArthur case unfolds.

Head of Quebec’s largest school board ‘flabbergasted’ by inquiry

Indigenous leaders say mould and lack of funds for routine maintenance have caused health problems, including lung infections in children, in the northern Ontario community of Cat Lake.

Campus newspaper reported on alleged fiscal mismanagement

Daniel Sweeney has been a customer of Bell Canada for more than 20 years but that’s about to change.

Panel puts brakes on efforts to unionize Disney Lyft drivers

Police charged 46-year-old after following stolen vehicle

Chief executives of McDonald’s and supermarket chains Sainsbury’s and Waitrose were among signatories to a letter to lawmakers warning of “significant disruption” if the U.K. leaves without a deal.

Forecasters expect Wednesday’s high to be -25 C in Chicago.

Road salt truck spills its load

Hamilton’s regional innovation centre will move to a $2.4-million collaborative space at McMaster Innovation Park on Longwood Road South.

“It shows the resources of some of those in this illegal industry,” says Deputy Chief Dan Kinsella

When Apple began making the Mac Pro in Texas, it struggled to find enough screws.

Managers from the U.S. tech giant’s Canadian arm say they are exploring expanding alcohol delivery to provinces beyond B.C., where the service was launched last year.

San Francisco company says Bell Canada has informed the company that it will reverse a fee increase, but Rogers Communications hasn’t done so.

"I don't know why we have bylaws in place with limits because it seems there are no limits," said Ward 5 Coun. Chad Collins.

‘Team of Vipers: My 500 Extraordinary Days in the Trump White House’ by former aide Cliff Sims due out this week

Insurance companies say there is no coverage for designated driving companies and liability falls to the car owner.

A spokesman for China’s foreign ministry called the forced resignation Friday of Canada’s ambassador to China a matter of “Canada’s domestic affairs” and said China “has no comment on it.”

Up to 20 cm expected by tonight

Forum Research poll shows many Torontonians disapprove of a casino at a revamped Ontario Place, but they are supportive of a landmark Ferris wheel.

Ford said last week’s cancellation of a contentious section of Bill 66 is significant, he told the Rural Ontario Municipalities Association conference Monday,

If you need a job or you’re just looking for some career advancement, registering with Mohawk College’s Community Employment Services could be your best move.

Drivers are warned to prepare for quickly changing conditions and deteriorating conditions on the road.

In 2019, Ward 13 Coun. Arlene VanderBeek is expecting learn more of the specific concerns from the Flamborough portion of the redrawn ward.

BURLINGTON — Halton police are looking for an alleged shoe thief who struck a Burlington business on Jan. 16.

Caller demanded $12,500 claiming grandson was arrested for impaired driving

Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Ward 15 trustee Penny Deathe said she expects 2019 to be about managing the area’s growth.

Jaskirat Singh Sidhu, transport truck driver, pleaded guilty to 29 charges after his truck collided with the junior hockey team’s bus at a rural Saskatchewan intersection in April.

BlackBerry Ltd. named has named Bryan Palma as president and chief operating officer.

Doctors warn if they’re hit with another pay cut patients will end up paying the price.