"The wipes clog the pipes and increase our cost to remove the items," said Andrew Grice, Hamilton's director of water and wastewater.

Hamilton police say a 22-year-old local man has been charged with three counts of uttering threats to cause death.

Chanting "revenge" and flanked by masked gunmen in camouflage, thousands of mourners in the Gaza Strip on Monday buried seven Palestinian militants killed in an Israeli incursion as the ruling Hamas group launched a feverish security sweep across the territory.

When Melania Trump’s chief of staff announced at a staff meeting months ago that the first lady would be travelling to Africa for her first solo journey abroad, aides to Ivanka Trump, her stepdaughter, sent back a message: She was planning her own trip to Africa but just had not announced it yet.

OPP are still trying to piece together what happened before the bodies were found in a rural field Sunday morning

German leader Angela Merkel and her French counterpart Emmanuel Macron have had their ups and downs. Both of them have respectively been declared the new "leader of the free world" after President Barack Obama stepped down. Both are in domestic trouble.

Crews have begun tearing into the mangled Boeing 747 cargo jet that overshot a Halifax runway last week, as gawkers marvelled at the huge wreck — and how close the plane came to breaching the airport's fence and overrunning a public road.

It seemed like a casual Sunday afternoon last year. Barbecue was on the grill. The Philadelphia Eagles were on television, stomping the Arizona Cardinals, 34-7.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday became the first Western leader to acknowledge his country had received the recordings of the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Police looking for witnesses after man first took the woman’s cellphone to get her to follow him

It was one of four fires in Hamilton on the weekend including a blaze that caused $450,000 worth of damage to a Copetown barn storing onions

Eleven companies now face class action lawsuits totalling $1.1 billion in damages for allegedly withholding medical benefit HST payments from car accident victims in violation of the provincial regulator, as first detailed in a recent Star investigation.

As Joe Allen drove through the nightmarish flames that surrounded them Thursday, he thought of his young daughter in the back seat.

"Saturday Night Live" can be sharp, satirical and even irreverent. The show, though, isn't generally apologetic. That's what made a segment from Saturday's "Weekend Update" so shocking: Pete Davidson apologized in person to military veteran Dan Crenshaw, who was elected on Tuesday as a Republican representative from Texas' 2nd congressional District, for a joke he made on last week's show.

An American Airlines flight attendant who says she was dragged down the aisle by her scarf by a fellow crew member has sued the Dallas-based carrier for failing to investigate the July 2016 brawl or take actions to ensure her safety.

Hamilton police say a 63-year-old man was arrested in the east end on Sunday night — after allegedly driving while high.

After years of internal controversy, the United Church allows Gretta Vosper to continue her ministry without any sanctions or restrictions, writes Rosie DiManno.

City councillor believes investigation linked to distracted driving allegation

“It’s creating a real lost generation,” said forensic pathologist Dr. John Fernandes about the surge in overdose deaths.

This room and its contents are of incalculable value as a resource, not just for historians, researchers and hospital staff, but also to the people organizing the reunions, writes Jeff Mahoney

It was one of four fires in Hamilton on the weekend including a blaze that caused $450,000 worth of damage to a Copetown barn storing onions

Blank cheques and no oversight of union books while treasurer allegedly stole cash for personal use for years

HFW celebrated its fifth anniversary with style

HFW celebrated its fifth anniversary with style

Unleashed by an archduke’s assassination, the First World War gradually entangled more and more countries, killing millions of soldiers and civilians and touching multiple continents.

World leaders with the power to make war but a duty to preserve peace solemnly marked the end of the First World War’s slaughter 100 years ago at commemorations Sunday that drove home the message “never again” but also exposed the globe’s new political fault lines.

Organizers from the city estimate that between 2,000 and 2,500 people turned out for the downtown Hamilton ceremony that marked 100 years since the end of the First World War.

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford encouraged Canadians to remember soldiers past and present Sunday as they reflected on the centennial of the end of the First World War.

Spiritual leaders reflected on the horrors of the First World War while calling for a world of tolerance and peace on Sunday as thousands of Canadians braved the biting cold to remember and honour those who fought to defend such ideals.

A fresh wave of fighting erupted between Israeli forces and Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip on Sunday, leaving at least six Palestinians dead just as Israel and Hamas had appeared to be making progress toward ratcheting down months of border violence.

Canada will continue to encourage other countries to offer more family planning services including contraception and abortion because they’re key to fighting poverty, the country’s international development minister said Sunday.

If the midterm elections were supposed to wipe clear the uncertainty of tariffs, trade and other smudges on the window into Canada-U.S. affairs, well, have a look at the bizarro world of politics in the United States of America.

At a weekend commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War, the U.S. president who proudly declares himself a “nationalist” stood apart, even on a continent where his brand of populism is on the rise.

Ukraine’s breakaway regions hold elections as sign of democracy, but West is not buying it.

Five local soldiers who served in the Second World War were honoured at a Saturday service organized and sponsored by North Wall Riders Association, a group of motorcycle enthusiasts who support military veterans.

The number of sexual assault complaints filed with police and classified as founded increased sharply in Canada after the #MeToo movement went viral in October 2017.

Even for dogs and owners who do not visit cities, urban training can help prepare them for chaotic situations

Massive march celebrates Poland’s rebirth of a nation in 1918.

With some very close races, elections for the U.S. Senate, governor and other state positions are requiring recounts.

Democrat Kyrsten Sinema is continuing to inch ahead in the slow-motion finish to Arizona’s U.S. Senate race.

Innes, a youthful German shepherd, was trying to make his way across a frenetic Manhattan intersection near Central Park and found himself facing down all sorts of projectiles — yellow cabs, bike messengers, pedicabs — as a deafening truck horn blasted and the traffic light changed against him.

Casey Peck had never prayed so hard.

The armistice ending the First World War between the Allies and Germany was signed in Compiègne, France on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month in 1918.

A series of international leaders used a global commemoration of the end of the First World War to warn about the risk politicians who call themselves nationalists pose to a fragile peace, in a message aimed at the American president.

Organizers from the city estimate that between 2000 and 2500 people turned out for the downtown Hamilton ceremony that marked 100 years since the end of the First World War.

Tubal ligations carried out on unwilling Indigenous women is one of the “most heinous” practices in health care happening across Canada, says Yvonne Boyer, a Métis lawyer and former nurse who is now a senator for Ontario.

France’s president used a global commemoration of the end of the First World War to remind leaders today that the peace forged a century ago can be easily undone by rising nationalism wrapped in the mask of patriotism.

Firefighters battled the blaze for seven hours Saturday as it spread rapidly and partially collapsed the roof

CN Rail says nobody was injured when five cars of a freight train derailed in Toronto early Sunday morning.