Some politicians say the change will save Hamilton millions of dollars on building projects. But critics say the move undermines collective bargaining rights.

Canada’s top court has refused to hear an appeal from a Toronto police officer jailed for the shooting of a teenager on an empty streetcar five years ago.

Floods, mudslides as storm wallops Southern California

But critics say province has to be careful not to ‘dismantle’ crucial oversight

The Vancouver-based apparel company says its earnings per diluted share amounted to 71 cents per share, compared to 43 cents per share in the third quarter of 2017.

If trade ties between China and the United States had a Facebook page, this week’s relationship status would surely read “It’s complicated.”

The tech executive whose arrest in Vancouver has sparked outrage from China is the well-educated daughter of a wealthy former military man who founded what eventually became one of the world’s largest telecom companies.

Foreign countries are very likely to try to advance their agendas in 2019 — a general election year — by manipulating Canadian opinion with malicious online activity, says the federal centre that monitors brewing cyberthreats.

The Liberal government does not plan to change the Criminal Code to explicitly outlaw coerced sterilization — rejecting a resolution passed by First Nations chiefs on Thursday.

Cancelling Hydro One’s $6.7 billion takeover of Avista Corp. will cost Ontario taxpayers tens of millions in cancellation fees and reduced share value.

On the 29th anniversary of Ecole Polytechnique massacre, Trudeau did not rule out a full ban

Greece protesters riot on anniversary of teen's shooting

Iowa religious activist criminally charged in book burning

Yemen’s warring sides agreed to a broad prisoner swap Thursday, sitting down in the same room together for the first time in years at U.N.-sponsored peace talks in Sweden aimed at halting a catastrophic war that has brought the country to the brink of famine.

When Kirk Tobias’ daughter logged onto her school’s student portal one morning last month, she was greeted by an ominous note.

New Mexico racing regulators set to rule on 6th 'racino'

The Beth Jacob Synagogue on Aberdeen Avenue in Hamilton was extra busy for the fourth evening of Hanukkah on Wednesday with a dinner celebration.

There’s homework. There’s recording studios. And then there are music videos that get millions of views on YouTube.

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas have started to irk some with their oversaturated wedding content, but a writer for the Cut took her displeasure to such a bizarre extreme in an article published Tuesday afternoon that intense backlash flooded social media. The website, a part of New York magazine, replaced the article the next morning with an apology.

It’s an open secret among real estate agents that in certain communities, condo units on the fourth floor can take longer to sell.

It has been a tradition at St. Thomas More Catholic high school on the west Mountain for a quarter of a century.

The North Carolina Republican Party would support a new election in the state’s unresolved congressional race if an investigation shows that wrongdoing swayed its outcome, its executive director said Thursday, softening the organization’s stance as allegations of absentee ballot fraud mount.

A 63-year-old man arrested in July after local police found a cache of weapons inside a Niagara Falls home was warned to abide by the law in the future.

Councillor calls for “courageous” plan to improve housing with “rental affordability eroding.”

Local man was accused of killing his father, injuring father’s partner

The Latest: New Mexico regulators delay racino vote

The Beth Jacob Synagogue on Aberdeen Avenue in Hamilton was extra busy for the fourth evening of Hanukkah on Wednesday with a dinner celebration.

The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce is holding a “Business After Business” at DPAI Architecture Inc. Jan. 24.

The retailer says the profit amounted to 41 cents per diluted share for the company’s third quarter, up from 38 cents per share in the same quarter last year.

New Mexico racing regulators set to rule on 6th 'racino'

Halifax baker creates the donair cupcake, with the meat baked right in

Most short-term vacation rentals banned at South Lake Tahoe

OTTAWA - Canada's top military officer says it's too soon to say when Canadian troops will no longer be needed in Iraq.

Canada will feel oilpatch pain, but likely won't be as bad as 2015: Poloz

2019 marks beginning of CPP enhancements to be rolled out over seven years

In volume terms, exports increased 1.2 per cent as lower energy prices led to a 2.3 per cent drop in total export prices. Real imports were essentially unchanged.

​Construction companies that use an updated Batt Pack Energy unit rather than a gas-powered generator to run their tools will be employing some technology developed by Mohawk College student Grant Wingfield

In prepared notes of his speech today in Toronto, Poloz says oil and gas production now makes up just 3.5 per cent share of Canada’s, compared to six per cent in 2014.

Majority of Indigenous respondents say they experienced discrimination accessing city services and in the broader community.

Canada's arrest of Huawei Technologies' chief financial officer in Vancouver is fuelling concern that Canadian business people in China are at risk of being arrested in retaliation.

Based in in Tuttlingen, Germany, the company designs and manufactures of medically approved vaporizers.

Paws the labradoodle is back with his owner, two days after the car he was in was stolen from a grocery store parking lot.

Hawaii panel begins process of naming Big Island lava cone

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government plans to limit access to handguns and assault weapons to confront gun violence in the country.

It's now or never pedestrians: German town has Elvis lights

Canada's top court has refused to hear an appeal from a Toronto police officer jailed for shooting a teenager on an empty streetcar five years ago.

The body was found in Gum Swamp, a twisting finger of black water bordered by leaning walls of longleaf pine near South Carolina's northern border. A local fisherman, hunting for catfish and perch, spotted the man face down in the creek tangled on a branch, as a summer thunderstorm cracked overhead. It was Aug. 3. 1993.

POLICE UPDATES: Purple heroin, cocaine found

Paris fears new protest violence despite Macron's retreat

The famous Trailer Park Boys trio joined Randy in the Pittsburgh Penguins team locker room and posed for a photo with No. 87 himself.