City officials say province’s More Homes For Everyone plan will slow development approvals

Gary Smith remembers the renowned dancer and how she carried the torch for the famous musical, and Bob Fosse

A little more than half of the recommendations from a consultant’s look at 2019 festival violence have been implemented

Funded by the province, the program will help 150 people gain skills that could lead to welding jobs.

Health Canada is warning shoppers after some risky products have been pulled from the marketplace due to a number of injury hazards.

Prime Minister commits to doubling housing construction, curbing speculative markets

The provincial government says schools will continue to publicly report student and staff absences until the end of June, as well as any school closings.

The public is being warned to avoid the northern section of upper Stoney Creek's Eramosa Karst Conservation Area after a daytime coyote attack on a golden retriever.

Local police services board previously shelved a body-worn camera pilot project over concerns about data management and cost.

Like many others, dance artist, performer and choreographer Julia Garlisi felt compelled to act after watching news coverage of the human suffering unfolding in Ukraine.

It is shaping up to be a big comeback year for the Ancaster Agricultural Society and Ancaster Fair.

A red-light camera for westbound traffic heading into Dundas on Cootes Drive, at East Street North, is one of five new priority red-light cameras to be installed this year and the first in the Valley Town.

The Mountain’s street party is back.

The family of a 99-year-old Flamborough resident is calling on the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board to fulfil her lifelong dream and grant an honorary high school diploma.

Judge finds no mitigating factors in Dumpfrey’s favour

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A 42-year-old man was taken to hospital in “critical, life-threatening condition with resuscitation ongoing,” paramedics said.

Environment Canada is calling for mostly cloudy skies with a chance 30-40 per cent chance of flurries or rain showers. The daytime highs should be aro

It started with a text from a friend warning she had tested positive for COVID-19.

Fans have waited for two years for update of superhero family on Netflix, Dan Nolan writes.

The four-bedroom, four-bathroom Reding Road home was built in the mid-1980s.

As COVID-19 restrictions have lifted, some Flamborough venues are gearing up for a busy wedding season.

Police say suspect locked out the owner and made off with grey Range Rover

Area farms sponsor teams in an event designed to introduce workers to their neighbours

A popular Kitchener-Waterloo based doughnut shop has opened its fourth location in Hamilton

Inspection report alleges delays in properly responding to the first incident resulted in the second

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.

Report remains confidential after two-hour in camera committee meeting.

"This is a huge development that will destroy the character of Ancaster, period," said Coun. Lloyd Ferguson.

Last month a lone Toronto city councillor voted against scrapping the city’s mask mandate. “I think it’s too soon,” Coun. John Filion of Willowdale told his colleagues via livestream about why the mandate ought to stick around a little longer.

This is the third pedestrian collision in Hamilton in eight days

Police were called to three Hamilton high schools in two days.

We are down to the choice of doing anything or doing nothing, and Ontario isn’t the only place to decide that ignoring a respiratory pathogen is its best idea. A virus, of course, doesn’t much care what you think of it. Mostly, it appreciates the help.

We are down to the choice of doing anything or doing nothing, and Ontario isn’t the only place to decide that ignoring a respiratory pathogen is its best idea. A virus, of course, doesn’t much care what you think of it. Mostly, it appreciates the help.

Police have no information connecting local missing persons cases

An east Hamilton family is searching for their feline companion in an upper Stoney Creek neighbourhood after the cat was allegedly taken by a pizza delivery driver and released several kilometres away on April 5.

In both robberies, police say suspect handed teller a note saying he was armed

Two alleged victims came forward after January release from Peterborough police

Sometimes, the only way I can cope with the soul-crushing things that are happening in this world is to focus on the tiny things that are happening ju

Project Munro led to the seizure of $3 million in drugs and dozens of guns in November.

Dr. Deborah Cook is investing her $100,000 Gairdner Wightman prize into critical care research

Minimum membership for dwindling board of directors reduced to three from seven

Kayla Hagerty is speaking out about the connection between the pandemic and opioid abuse.

The City of Hamilton is hiring new recreation staff, including Supie program and camp counsellor positions. Here’s what you need to know:

Hamilton Philharmonic Youth Orchestra and Burlington Symphony Orchestra welcome audiences back, Leonard Turnevicius writes.

Judicial probe into crash-probe parkway has reached $13.2 million in costs

Eligibility opens to Ontarians age 60 plus and Indigenous adults

Coun. Nrinder Nann pushes strategic plan for land acquisition

Roughly 800 acres at harbour eyed for future industry

Sixteen pedestrians have been killed by vehicles since the start of 2021. But the city points out the overall number of collisions that hurt or kill p