Man, 78, dies in collision between truck and e-bike in Prince Edward County

Ontario legislature to debate council cut on rare weekend sitting

Even at the height of her career in Washington, Alice Dunnigan had to pawn her watch every Saturday night so that she would have enough money to eat until her paycheque arrived Monday morning.

Even at the height of her career in Washington, Alice Dunnigan had to pawn her watch every Saturday night so that she would have enough money to eat until her paycheque arrived Monday morning.

Even at the height of her career in Washington, Alice Dunnigan had to pawn her watch every Saturday night so that she would have enough money to eat until her paycheque arrived Monday morning.

Media reports say several children have been injured, along with adults

Ontario legislature to debate council cut on rare weekend sitting

Children as young as 8 have taken their own lives. While governments have acknowledged the crisis — and responded with millions in funding and programs — there have been few signs the crisis is abating.

Canada's first Arctic and Offshore Patrol Vessel meets water for the first time

"It's a capitalist system that has left out the working class," said Lee Reed of the Hamilton Tenants Solidarity Network.

Parti Quebecois candidate refuses to explain past comments on Jewish community

Two students were treated and released from hospital after an “unwelcome guest” at a Westdale house party sprayed an aerosol irritant at them Friday night, Hamilton police say.

In advance of the Oct. 22 municipal election, The Spectator will be delving into the key issues facing our city and its politicians.

J-50 was the subject of a month-long rescue effort by an international team of scientists. In the process, team members say, the “spunky and tenacious” orca became an ambassador for a population still in desperate need of aid.

Kids had a blast at the Supercrawl Family Zone foam party.

Roads have re-opened following bus-truck collision in western Saskatchewan

Ontario legislature to debate council cut on rare weekend sitting

Black bear sightings surged of late in Canada’s national capital region.

Toronto police looking for multiple suspects in teen's fatal shooting

Ontario legislature to debate council cut on rare weekend sitting

Jen Moore from Circus Orange rehearses for their big show Saturday night.

Hamilton officers to keep an eye on McMaster Homecoming and other local events

Researchers find 1906 shipwreck in Lake Huron's Georgian Bay

Third Annual UPS Plane Pull for United Way Halton & Hamilton

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Tuesday that he will not “impress upon the U.S. who they have to let in or not.”

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. - Florence, now a tropical storm, swirled at a near-standstill over the Carolinas on Saturday, dumping non-stop rain over areas already flooded by seawater and swelling rivers and creeks across both states.

Canada's capital region bears witness to surprising inrush of... black bears

New Brunswick party leaders clash over bilingualism at second televised debate

Roads have re-opened following bus-truck collision in western Saskatchewan

No winning ticket for Friday night's $55 million Lotto Max jackpot

The answer to the question “can people really be that stupid?” is always yes.

Blowing ashore with howling 155 km/h winds, hurricane Florence splintered buildings, trapped hundreds of people and swamped entire communities along the Carolina coast Friday in what could be just the opening act in a watery, two-part, slow-motion disaster. At least four people were killed, including a woman and her infant.

The move has left some hopeful the yard could be relocated to make way for development

Hamilton officers to keep an eye on McMaster Homecoming and other local events

An adult child of a Dundas couple killed when their house was torched is being treated as a suspect in their murders.

Three prominent former politicians who negotiated the inclusion of the notwithstanding clause in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms are condemning the Ontario government’s use of the rare provision to push through legislation that was deemed unconstitutional by the courts.

Over the past two decades, there has been a staggering reduction in the amount of air pollution in Hamilton from virtually every source

Chretien, Romanow, McMurtry condemn Ford's use of notwithstanding clause

Police are asking people to avoid the area

Corrections officers released after being taken hostage at Ontario jail

This year is the seventh consecutive festival performance for the fire spinning circus.

The Art Gallery of Hamilton is looking for participants for Artful Moments. The community program makes art more accessible, experiential and enjoyable for persons with dementia and their caregivers. The session runs Mondays from Sept. 17 to Oct 29 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. To register, contact access@artgalleryofhamilton.com or 905-527-6610 ext. 272.

Military appeal court orders retrial in sexual assault case

Police officers describe bloody scene inside Haggis Drive house after Dr. Andrew Chan, Lynn Witteveen were stabbed

On a morning when there was plenty of good news to be celebrated about the improved quality of Hamilton’s air, Jochen Bezner stepped up to the microphone to provide a sobering reality check.

Ont. Tories to hold Saturday sitting to speed up passage of Toronto council bill

Toronto Real Estate Board to make GTA home sales data available by Tuesday

In an advisory issued Friday, the Ontario Provincial Police said it wanted communities to be aware of risk of cyberattacks on municipal governments’ servers.

Some Alberta farmers are concerned about their crops after a late-summer snowfall blanketed parts of the province, with more flurries expected in the forecast.

RCMP call in OPP, watchdog to probe alleged assaults linked to hydro projects