A monarch butterfly perched on a cornflower won the top prize in the Earth Rangers’ Living Forest Photo Contest under the Best Wildlife Photo category, and it was a nine-year-old from Lynden who captured it in her lens.

Jude Shyboi Joinville is determined to bring comedy back to Scotiabank Convention Centre.

If you’ve been walking around the village of Waterdown, you’ve probably noticed some odd faces staring back at you.

Jude Shyboi Joinville is determined to bring comedy back to Scotiabank Convention Centre.

New Brunswick's Beaverbrook Art Gallery offers world class experience

Baby girl dies in hospital after alleged assault in Toronto's east end

Trump says he's reducing Central American aid over migrants

Uber driver charged after allegedly pushing passenger from moving vehicle

Police removed package from Ohsweken house and rendered safe

Growing caravan of migrants pushes deeper into Mexico

Report: Calls made to Saudi prince's office day writer slain

Harry and Meghan travel in different style on Australia tour

Russia probe revival expected if Democrats win House

“A lot of the people are dying and they know it and they want to leave special stories behind for their children and grandchildren,” says writer Alana Smith.

“A lot of the people are dying and they know it and they want to leave special stories behind for their children and grandchildren,” says writer Alana Smith.

Canada deemed U.S. a safe country for asylum seekers after internal review

Three strong earthquakes reported in Pacific Ocean off Vancouver Island

Alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur expected to appear in Toronto court

Taiwan president calls for clear probe of fatal train crash

Report: Calls made to Saudi prince's office day writer slain

Three relatively strong earthquakes were recorded Sunday night in the Pacific Ocean off Vancouver Island.

Donate to McMaster’s new midwifery bursary and meet Hamilton’s new health care leader.

Nunavut politician to ask legislature to consider civilian RCMP oversight

Hamilton school board has agreed to extend the deadline to sell the former elementary school until the end of February, allowing for consultations with the neighbourhood and the possibility of the city buying the site.

Police say the kittens appear to have suffered head injuries.

In dozens of interviews along the journey, they have said they are fleeing widespread violence, poverty and corruption in Honduras.

Poleen Grewal, of the Peel District School Board, argues in a dense four-page directive that the story is told through a privileged white person’s eyes. Because privilege is allegedly the common denominator of all white people. It just is. It is not.

SUI investigating after 30-year-old woman was shot and killed.

Monday is election day — and the push to get Hamiltonians to the polls is underway.

The African Caribbean Cultural Potpourri Inc. youth scholarship banquet recognizes academic excellence and community service

Much of the information the Parole Board of Canada considers in making its decisions is kept secret, writes Susan Clairmont

Ontario's former privacy commissioner resigns from Sidewalk Labs

Much of the information the Parole Board of Canada considers in making its decisions is kept secret, writes Susan Clairmont

Toronto radio entrepreneur took part in community effort to keep the team afloat in 1993

Ontario’s former privacy commissioner has resigned from her consulting role at a company preparing to build a high-tech community at Toronto’s waterfront.

Metal detection makes for an ideal retirement pastime — and you just might strike it rich, writes Jeff Mahoney

Think of the world as a giant chesterfield, in the folds and under the cushions of which all kinds of objects get buried and lost, often for the longest time.

Twelve months from now, Canadians will pass judgment on the Trudeau government and decide whether its first mandate should be its last or if it deserves another four years.

Wendy Landry is worried about affordable housing, accessible public transit and infrastructure.

Some Canadian writers are applauding an Ontario school board that has mandated “To Kill A Mockingbird” only be taught through a critical “anti-oppression lens.”

When the future residents of Toronto’s Line 5 condo building order home delivery of groceries or a bite from Uber Eats or Foodora, there will be no need to rush home to ensure their food isn’t left at the front desk to get cold.

In a sign of growing pressure on Saudi Arabia, Turkey said it will announce details of its investigation into the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi on Tuesday, and U.S. congressional leaders said the Gulf kingdom — in particular its crown prince — should face severe consequences for the death of the writer in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.

Land-based learning has always been a part of First Nations culture, encouraging critical thought through interaction with the land while connecting with and celebrating Indigenous culture.

U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton faces two days of high-tension talks in Moscow beginning Monday after President Donald Trump announced his intention to withdraw from a landmark nuclear weapons treaty.

The union representing 50,000 Canada Post employees says it will begin rotating strikes if a deal isn’t reached by the deadline early Monday morning.

Congolese rebels killed 15 civilians and abducted a dozen children in an attack at the epicentre of the latest deadly Ebola outbreak, Congo’s military said Sunday.

Two generations of women in a Dundas family have been playing the game as a way to socialize and break bread together, writes Jeff Mahoney.

One year to election: Trudeau Liberals gear up for tussles on climate, premiers

A Sgro win no more guarantees the death of LRT than an Eisenberger victory assures its continued life, writes Andrew Dreschel.

Kennedy Stewart challenged with building bridges as mayor of Vancouver: expert