Elon Musk, Tesla's chief executive and author of one of the world's most expensive weed jokes, has said a tweet that got him sued by the Securities and Exchange Commission and cost him $20 million was "worth it."

Police said they will investigate the owner of the car.

This weekend, President Trump demonstrated his inability to perform the basic task of closing an umbrella. If that’s not a metaphor, writes Vinay Menon, what is?

Two of the highest-profile mass shootings in recent U.S. history were carried out by white supremacists with expressly hateful feelings toward black and Jewish people in places of worship. But Kellyanne Conway, White House counsellor to the president, appeared Monday morning to be spinning the root of the acts.

Lyneth Mann-Lewis of Brampton, Ont., and Jermaine Mann were reunited on the weekend. Jermaine’s father, Allan Mann Jr., was arrested Friday in Connecticut, where the two had been living under aliases in a quiet suburb near Hartford.

Coyote experts say there is no reason to suspect the animals are in greater numbers or more aggressive this year in the Hamilton area, even after a couple of local incidents.

Adults and kittens were found with eye infections, respiratory problems and lack of nourishment, shelter says.

Hamilton Catholic high school was in lockdown for more than four hours after receiving a threat.

A New York man has been arrested trying to smuggle marijuana he purchased in Ontario, including pot-infused 'gummy' edibles, across the Peace Bridge.

Student attacks against staff at Hamilton public schools were up in all categories for the 2017-18 year, with the 42 requiring time off from work up from 19 the year before.

The city is adding orthophosphate to the drinking water to reduce corrosion in the city’s remaining old lead pipes in the water distribution system.

Lion Air crash renews concerns about Indonesia airlines

One person has died and another has been rushed to hospital after a devastating crash in Brampton Monday night (Oct. 29).

OPP attended and warned the man and his neighbour about the noise bylaw

— Police are looking for a man suspected in two separate voyeurism incidents in Oshawa.

President turns to Twitter to blame the media for inciting the anger, divisiveness and hatred in America

Stoney Creek’s Valley Park is scheduled to host the first skateboard facility especially designed for BMX and scooters, if the funding is available, say city officials.

— A fire early Sunday morning that destroyed two CN Rail buildings in Cobourg is being called suspicious and investigated by the Ontario Fire Marshal.

Adults and kittens were found with eye infections, respiratory problems and lack of nourishment, shelter says.

Cadaver dog used in latest search for Phong Vu

About 150 representatives from Quebec’s main feminist federation adopted a motion Sunday night recognizing that women can choose to become sex workers and can consent to sexual activity in exchange for money.

The city was expected Monday to begin construction on the new Gage Avenue bicycle lanes, located between Lawrence Road and Industrial Drive/Burlington Street. They will include new pavement markings, some painted buffers and green bicycle boxes to help cyclists turn to the existing Cannon Street bike lanes. They’re expected to be finished Nov. 2.

Rohinie Bisesar faces first-degree murder for the death of Rosemarie Junor, who was stabbed in a Shoppers Drug Mart in a downtown Toronto concourse in 2015.

A North Carolina high school student shot and killed a fellow student during a fight in a crowded school hallway Monday, officials said, prompting a lockdown and generating an atmosphere of chaos and fear as dozens of parents rushed to the school to make sure their children were safe.

With its old world charm, large bow window and grand staircase, this 100-plus-year-old property at 66 Burnhamthorpe Rd., was once the family home of Alexander Loblaw

The man accused of killing 11 people in a synagogue here appeared in court Monday, two days after a massacre that tore through this community and set off new waves of fear and acrimony in the United States.

Student attacks against staff at Hamilton public schools were up in all categories for the 2017-18 year, with the 42 requiring time off from work more than double the 19 the year before.

The man accused of killing 11 people in a synagogue here appeared in court Monday, two days after a massacre that tore through this community and set off new waves of fear and acrimony in the United States.

A Toronto-area mother who spent three anguished decades wondering whether her son was alive or dead said their recent, happy reunion should offer hope to other families grappling with the pain of missing a child.

Canada has focused on free trade with the U.S. at the expense of internal trade, Premier Doug Ford says.

Fredericton police constables Sara Burns and Robb Costello, and civilians Donnie Robichaud and Bobbie Lee Wright were gunned down Aug. 10 outside an apartment complex in the city.

With the cool breezes of autumn now flowing through the air, nothing adds warmth to your home than the glow and smell of a handmade candle.

We want the facts on how corporations intend to erase the discrimination of women, writes Jennifer Wells

Chris Sale’s final pitch for this Boston juggernaut triggered a celebration on the Dodger Stadium infield, among thousands of fans who made their way to California — and even outside Fenway Park back home.

In some of his first words to the nation as president-elect, far-right politician Jair Bolsonaro has promised to defend the constitution and unite a bitterly divided populace.

70 per cent of Venice covered in water by flooding

Angela Merkel set off Monday on what could be a three-year countdown to the end of her leadership of Germany, a stint that has made her the European Union’s longest-serving leader and a key figure in facing the continent’s many crises.

A Niagara man who believes someone may have spiked his drink because he has no recollection of stabbing a man multiple times near a Welland bar will return to court next month for sentencing.

A local judge said a car dealership should shoulder some of the blame after a woman took a vehicle for a test drive and never turned.

A man opened fire at Toronto’s Eaton Centre six years ago as a form of “street justice” in retaliation for being stabbed months before, a murder trial heard Monday.

A woman who grew up in Toronto and celebrated many of life’s milestones at the city’s oldest Jewish temple is being remembered as a “very special person.”

While Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger captured over 50 per cent of the vote, his relative electoral weakness was manifested in the rural parts of the city.

Provincial police say the crash took place on Saturday afternoon on Highway 17

A New York man has been arrested trying to smuggle marijuana he purchased in Ontario, including pot-infused 'gummy' edibles, across the Peace Bridge.

Hamilton police are at the Rymal Road East school for an “active investigation”

Moose bomb: Explosives obliterate rotting carcass in Wyoming

70 per cent of Venice covered in water by flooding

Legal scholar wants the provincial government to be more transparent about use of the so-called ‘notwithstanding clause,’ which Ontario Premier Doug Ford threatened to use for the first time in Ontario history earlier this year.

Salt Lake's main airport considers pushing out small planes

Despite confidence last fall it was “on track” to do so, Hamilton’s public school board has once again fallen shy of a target of having 75 per cent of Grade 1 students reading at the provincial standard by their final report cards.