The incident took place earlier this month in the washroom at The Bay, police say

Canadian literary great Margaret Atwood is writing a sequel to her internationally renowned dystopian novel "The Handmaid's Tale."

Catherine Zeta-Jones is recalling the conflict she felt when she heard about sexual harassment accusations against her husband, Michael Douglas.

Wall Street investors are enamoured with a newly emergent tech company.

Ketchikan applies for permit to blast underwater rock

President Donald Trump on Tuesday dismissed a landmark report compiled by 13 federal agencies detailing how damage from global warming is intensifying throughout the country, saying he is not among the "believers" who see climate change as a pressing problem.

Approaching "baby boomer" retirements will result in a huge transfer of business ownership over the next five to 10 years, but only a small percentage of owners have a formal written succession plan, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business says.

A Chinese scientist who claims to have created the world’s first genetically edited babies said at a conference Wednesday that his actions were safe and ethical, and he asserted that he was proud of what he had done. But many other scientists seemed highly skeptical, with a conference organizer calling his actions irresponsible.

An 18-year-old from Orillia has been charged in the double fatal crash that devastated a Mississauga family, leaving a mother and young son dead and the father in hospital with life-threatening injuries.

Wesley Urban Ministries hopes its new coffee sleeves featuring client stories will lead to ‘small acts of kindness.’

Crash saw 44,000 litres of liquid asphalt spilled onto parkway, closing busy road all day

The furniture store, started 60 years ago, by Walter Booth, has had a terrific run, but now it’s time to close.

It seemed that each pound was going straight to his gut.

His $10 million beach house sat along the coast in Acapulco. Moored offshore was the Chapito — the yacht he named after himself.

I know that Starbucks's new juniper latte is supposed to be a holiday drink, conjuring up images of snow-dusted boughs and the crisp, herbal scent of pine. But you know what juniper is really intended for? Gin, delicious gin.

As for snowfall, Hamilton is expected to see “normal amounts” of precipitation but fewer high-impact storms than normal, said a Weather Network meteorologist.

When White House counsellor Kellyanne Conway tried Tuesday to respond to the news that General Motors will eliminate thousands of jobs, her usual talent for effortlessly shameless spinning seemed to have deserted her.

Burlington’s Paula Castano is $100,000 richer after winning big in ENCORE LOTTO MAX’s November 9 draw LOTTO MAX draw.

October best month of the year in new-construction home sales with 3,296 transactions of high-rise and ground-level homes.

A prominent anti-poverty activist, who authored several books on the Great Depression, the Second World War and postwar austerity, has died in an eastern Ontario hospital.

OTTAWA - A tax credit Ottawa is promising to encourage more Canadians to pay for online news will roughly cover two months of a digital subscription fee.

The city’s transit arm announced Tuesday that an electric bus has started “shadowing” diesel, compressed natural gas or hybrid buses on various routes, said HSR director Debbie Dalle Vedove.

Vanier Cup-winning coach reclaiming his old job, according to sources.

Pacific storm to bring rain, mountain snow to California

The fire broke out just before 8 p.m. Tuesday

In a keynote address, Assembly of First Nations National Chief Perry Bellegarde said an overriding goal for First Nations is to exercise the right to self-determination.

A man who moved into a Beasley apartment to purposefully serve immigrants and refugees took his service to incredible lengths by donating a kidney to one of the residents

Mission Services’ Willow’s Place fills gap in services for women but says problem isn’t going away

Wesley Urban Ministries hopes its new coffee sleeves featuring client stories will lead to ‘small acts of kindness.’

The initiative, to be rolled out to all federal prisons beginning in January, gives inmates access to clean needles in an effort to limit the transmission of hepatitis C and HIV.

A byelection candidate Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau stumped for in eastern Ontario Tuesday says she believes their party is gaining momentum in territory the Conservatives have owned for 14 years.

The Kremlin warned Tuesday that a simmering war in eastern Ukraine could boil over after Russia seized three Ukrainian ships and Kyiv responded by declaring martial law in parts of the country. Russia paraded the captured seamen on television, a move that Ukraine called criminal.

General Motors has moved production of five vehicle models to Mexico and the United States in the past few years.

Trump said he’d be receiving a “full report” on Russia’s recent actions in eastern Ukraine and the Black Sea.

A legal organization that helps people who can’t afford lawyers through civil litigation has won a shutdown reprieve after the federal government stepped up with funding to complement donations.

It’s all game as the city plans for a boom that’s expected to increase Hamilton’s population to 780,000 by 2041.

As for snowfall, Hamilton is expected to see “normal amounts” of precipitation but fewer high-impact storms than normal, said a Weather Network meteorologist.

The city is holding an information session on applying to agencies, boards and committees on Nov. 28 from 4 to 8 p.m. in the foyer outside council chambers at Hamilton City Hall, 71 Main St. W., second floor. The Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion is having a support session on Dec. 6 from 5 to 8:30 p.m. at the Hamilton Central Library, 55 York Blvd., Wentworth Room.

Donald Trump tweeted a warning shot across GM’s front bumper Tuesday, threatening to pull all U.S. subsidies for America’s largest automaker if its plans to slash jobs and production at North American plants prove to be a precursor to building interconnected electric cars in China.

Lawmakers from around the globe were critical of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg for failing to show up to answer questions.

Highway 3 in Charlotteville closed after early-morning crash between vehicle and propane truck

RCMP say cybercrimes are on the rise as the trial of a GTA man charged with “trafficking in identity information” gets underway.

Stef Ptaszek is returning to McMaster as head coach

Cuomo to meet with Trump to discuss new train tunnel

SIU director Tony Loparco says the evidence is clear the woman’s death was due to a medical cause and not the administration of naloxone.

In releasing its third-quarter financial results, Canada Post highlighted how it was bleeding red ink even before its unionized workforce started rotating strikes last month.

A Hamilton woman was recently inducted into the 2018 Hall of Fame for winning the Women’s Executive Network (WXN) Canada’s Most Powerful Women: Top 100 Awards for the fourth time.

Words associated with bodily functions, good times, animals and insults containing the sounds “oo” or “kay” that end in l-e are most likely to get a laugh, according to their detailed statistics.

British Columbia is backing the federal government in its court battles with Saskatchewan and Ontario over Ottawa’s plan to put a minimum price on carbon pollution.

In the commentary published Nov. 13 entitled “Don’t use city property to promote hate,” author Lyla Miklos’s name was misspelled.