Hamilton residents should soon see their kitchen food waste diverted from the landfill and going to an outside plant while the city works on fixing its own plant, shut down in June due to a stench problem.

Canadian air force short 275 pilots as attrition outpaces recruitment, training

Rare 'fire whirl' caught on video in B.C. shows strange world of wildfires

Ontario politicians swap legislature for farm fields, attend large rural expo

Oysters recalled for possible salmonella contamination, CFIA says

Pipeline plan coming by end of month, possibly guided by a former judge

'Stopped him in his tracks:' Outrage after ex-pro hockey player kills grizzly

'I am really upset:' Video shows Trudeau meeting with Saskatchewan chiefs

Police watchdog investigating death of man who fled from officers into river

Foreign minister to return to NAFTA talks in Washington this week

Police probing shooting at legal marijuana grow-op in rural Niagara Falls, Ont.

The Golden Horseshoe Track and Field Council is proposing to spend almost $440,000 to improve the soon-to-be-named Ray Lewis Track and Field facility at Mohawk Sports Park.

Student housing is the Ward 1 election issue that never goes away.

Incorrect information was included in a listing about the Hamilton Fiddle Club in Friday’s Too Good To Miss calendar. The event on Sept. 19. takes place from 1 to 4 p.m. and there is music and dancing, but no potluck. The Spectator regrets the errors.

Roger Yachetti, often credited with saving Ticats, dead at 78.

A quick look at MP Leona Alleslev who left the Liberals for the Tories

Authorities pull globe, not honey pot, from bear cub's head

George Condy, 47, of Port Elgin is charged with two counts of extortion. Police believe there may be more victims.

Hamilton is adding phosphorus to city drinking water, starting in November.

Conservatives wouldn't 'lecture' U.S. in trade talks: House leader

B.C. defends approach to pot as only one government shop is ready to open

The federal government is making a last-minute plea to delay the Federal Court hearing of a long-simmering lawsuit from a Montreal man over Canada’s role in his detention in Sudan.

The mayor will only have to declare a conflict of interest for one company

Canada's ban on the main source of artificial trans fats came into effect Monday, making it illegal for manufacturers to use the additive in any food made or imported into the country, as well as in any meals prepared in restaurants.

Creating a Space Force as a separate military service, as proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, would cost an estimated $12.9 billion in its first five years, according to a detailed air force plan for how to go about it.

Abdelrazik torture lawsuit delay would be unconscionable, his lawyer tells judge

The City of Hamilton’s Animal Services has launched an animal adoption program. The program will include animals such as cats, dogs, birds and rabbits. Animal Services ensures all pets have their vaccinations and are in proper health before it adopts them out. For more information, visit hamilton.ca/animalservices or call 905-574-3433.

Florence — which was once a hurricane and now is a tropical depression — is being blamed for at least 20 deaths in the Carolinas. Fourteen were in North Carolina. Officials in those states are still worried about what’s to come, because it’s still raining and rivers are swelling.

GreenSky Capital Inc.’s affiliated venture funds have invested $900,000 in a Hamilton-based software company.

Filipino-Canadians concerned about family after typhoon hits Phillipines

Staff report to subcommittee looks at pros and cons of contentious tool to weed out subpar units.

The weather network says there will be a smooth transition in temperature through the fall months toward December with near normal or above normal temperatures for most of the country.

Montreal mayor rejects Coalition Avenir Quebec's immigration reduction plan

Stocks push higher in Toronto, while U.S. stock markets step lower

Man dead after trying to cross highway on bicycle, provincial police say

Esther the Wonder Pig now cancer-free, owner says

"This is a public facility that is centralized for all track and field activities for public groups and schools," said Kevin Gonci, co-chair of the Golden Horseshoe Track and Field Council.

Man dead after crashing ATV into tree near Redbridge, provincial police say

Three people plead guilty in Alberta naked kidnapping case

Hamilton’s public school board won’t follow the city’s lead by creating a lobbyist registry after determining there’s no need for one.

Prosecutors on Monday showed jurors video of a white Chicago police officer opening fire on Laquan McDonald, dramatically recounting the 16 shots fired into the black teenager and calling the 2014 shooting “completely unnecessary.”

Parents plead for safe return of Saskatchewan girl, subject of Amber Alert

The Nov. 30, 2010, missive is part of a much larger trove of WikiLeaks emails, chat logs, financial records, secretly recorded footage and other documents leaked to The Associated Press.

President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, Judge Brett Kavanaugh, said he is willing to talk to the Senate Judiciary Committee about accusations from a woman who said he sexually assaulted her while they were teenagers in high school.

Dozens of people believed to be buried in a landslide unleashed by Typhoon Mangkhut in the Philippines probably did not survive, a mayor said Monday, although rescuers kept digging through mud and debris covering a chapel where they had taken shelter.

Commonly used household disinfectants could increase the risk of young children becoming overweight by altering the makeup of their gut bacteria during the first few months of life, a study suggests.

Halifax G7 meeting to promote ocean plastics charter to UN, business: McKenna

The Issue: Governor’s Road reconstruction between Creighton Road and Davidson Boulevard.The Local Impact: Temporary lane restrictions around three schools are delaying traffic, and resulting in some drivers cutting through nearby residential areas.

An online video of a partygoer being knocked down by a Hamilton police horse at McMaster University’s Homecoming has gone viral while police say the incident involving a mounted officer is being reviewed.

Ont. legislature sits for midnight debate of Toronto city council cutting bill