Both directions of the Red Hill Valley Parkway are closed on Thursday morning after a transport truck carrying ashalt flipped.

McMaster University's Smiling Over Sickness raised $12,000 for Camp Trillium Wednesday when 21 people agreed to raise money and have their heads shaved.

Residential sales for the Hamilton census metropolitan area, which includes Burlington and Grimsby, are projected to reach 13,679 by the end of 2018 — a 15.9 per cent drop from 16,265 sales the year prior, according to a report.

Viewing platform will enable visitors to walk out over the water’s edge.

The furniture retailer expects to cut 7,500 jobs worldwide as it addresses urbanization, new technology and digitalization that are changing the way customers live and shop.

Retired Ticats Peter Dyakowski and Marwan Hage are teaming up again — this time to pursue Conservative nominations in Hamilton ahead of next year’s federal election.

Man seen in surveillance video is not wanted for murder of Michael Campbell, police emphasize.

More than 100 local news outlets have closed in Ontario in the past decade, with 35 more reducing service.

The Flamborough Santa Claus Parade kicks off at 6:30 p.m. on Hamilton Street North at Rockhaven Lane and will wind its way through downtown Waterdown, where spectators will line the streets to catch of glimpse of Jolly Old Saint Nick.

Two men were taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries after a crash in Glanbrook late Wednesday night.

Two people were taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries after a crash in Glanbrook late Wednesday night.

A portion of the Red Hill Valley Parkway is closed on Thursday morning after a transport truck flipped on it’s side.

Police service a leader in response to researching unfounded sexual assault cases

Hinanit Glazer, who started Artesano Canada alongside her husband less than three years ago, said she discovered their family van had been stolen from the alley behind their home when she left to take her youngest child to preschool Tuesday morning.

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Marijuana producer, bidding to expand Ancaster growing operation, has a new poll suggesting Hamiltonians are okay with medicinal cannabis.

41-year-old is accused in stabbing death of Tania Cowell, 36, in their Stoney Creek apartment.

A handful of Canadian diplomats who mysteriously fell ill in Cuba last year have been unable to return to work even as investigators struggle to pinpoint the cause of their symptoms.

Doug Clark of the University of Saskatchewan says he’s got the first recorded proof of grizzly, black and polar bears all using the same land.

It’s claimed Dean French unsuccessfully ordered senior aides to instruct police to raid pot dispensaries.

There were 660 reported homicides in Canada last year, the agency says.

St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton has acquired the first surgery robot in Canada to do knee replacements. At first it will be for research only. Later it might be used for hip replacement surgery research.

McMaster University's Smiling Over Sickness raised $12,000 for Camp Trillium Wednesday when 21 people agreed to raise money and have their heads shaved.

The star is carefully mounted on the Christmas Tree of Hope in Gore Park by Peter Ferelli and Troy Croonen from the City of Hamilton. This is one of two massive evergreen trees the city has placed downtown for Christmas. One is located outside city hall and is covered with 2,500 lights. The tree pictured here will have about 4,000 lights hung on its boughs. The official lighting and concert will happen Dec. 7 at 6:30 p.m.

Grade 7s and 8s to be bused there until new school is built

‘They’re saving money on the backs of women workers,’ says NDP leader.

Ontario’s opposition parties are calling on Premier Doug Ford to address allegations that his chief of staff sought to interfere in police investigations into illegal cannabis dispensaries.

The grocery retailer acquired the pharmacy operator in May 2018 for about $4.5 billion.

Labour Minister Patty Hajdu said that 48 hours notice is required before introducing back-to-work legislation, but insisted that having done so doesn’t mean the government will make the move to end rotating strikes by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers.

Ontario’s top court has asked the federal government for more information before deciding whether Canada’s segregation laws will become invalid next month.

A partnership between Hamilton Food Share and Cable 14 is highlighting how the organizations support people over the holidays but also how they ensure local vulnerable citizens have access to food year-round.

Last year, total volume came in at 8.4 billion as the service has sustained a steady drop in its core business of transaction mail made of up letters, bills, statements, invoices and other paperwork that’s now gone digital.

Quebec paint manufacturers are seizing on the American-owned Sico paint company’s move to Ontario from Quebec by launching marketing campaigns and tapping into renewed sensitivity around local ownership after a string of closures and layoffs.

Morningstar Mercredi says she woke up from surgery at 14 and immediately broke down when she discovered the baby she had felt inside her was gone.

One person is being treated for life-threatening stab wounds and several others are injured following a series of brawls at a Pusha T concert in Toronto, say police.

In Canada, the country’s public health and food inspection agencies stopped short of insisting on its removal, despite it being linked to the illnesses of 18 people in Ontario and Quebec — of whom six required hospitalization.

Eric McIntyre was with his partner Tuesday when he says another motorist got out of his BMW, approached their vehicle and explained through their car window why he had passed them earlier on the highway.

British Prime Minister Theresa May told skeptical lawmakers on Wednesday that rejecting her divorce deal with the European Union would mean uncertainty and division, before a meeting with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker to help finalize the Brexit agreement.

One person has gone to hospital with unknown injuries, and another for observation after morning crash

Former New Jersey Devils NHL prospect committed break-in spree in summer of 2017

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The Ontario government passed sweeping labour reform legislation Wednesday, effectively rolling back many changes brought in by the previous Liberal regime.

More than a foot of snow possible in mountains above Tahoe

A year after they headlined the New Year’s Eve show in Niagara Falls, Marianas Trench are headed back to Niagara.

One person has gone to hospital with unknown injuries, and another for observation after morning crash

Sure, you could chose a smart speaker based on sound or price. The go-to gadget gift of the season is available from Amazon, Apple and Googleand deep holiday discounts.

The ‘hardship fund’ offered up by the leveraged buyout firms after pressure from workers is only a first step, writes Jennifer Wells.

Amazon.com informed some customers Wednesday that their names and email addresses had been "inadvertently disclosed" as a result of a "technical error" but declined to provide further details about the security mishap.

The investigation into a fire and the deaths of four people found at a New Jersey mansion took a turn Wednesday when authorities arrested the owner's brother on an arson charge stemming from a blaze in his own nearby home.