Hamilton Police are appealing to the public for witnesses following a fatal shooting in Ancaster late Thursday.

'It looked like Armageddon:' Deadly gas blasts destroy homes

Under the big white tent across from the Dairy Building, you'd think you were at the Mike Lindell Fair, not the Minnesota State Fair. The MyPillow inventor's mustachioed face is everywhere: on signs, on sticks, on bobbleheads, on life-size cardboard cut-outs and television screens playing his ubiquitous infomercials.

hurricane Florence roared into the North Carolina coast early Friday with powerful winds, devastating storm surge and lashing rains. Lifesaving water rescues are underway and local officials were reporting major structural damage and power outages.

Jagmeet Singh says he's faced barriers to change within New Democratic Party

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

Suspect in Toronto van attack that left 10 people dead to appear in court

Two men have been arrested and charged in connection to the murder of a Toronto man who was found lying below a balcony on Saturday.

As Hamilton Minor Hockey Council chair Jeff Reynolds puts it, “We want to make sure every child feels comfortable when they’re in an arena to play hockey.”

Eisemberger considers selling cannabis shares to get rid of conflict

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

Second arrest made in fatal shooting of 19-year-old man in Oakville, Ont.

J50, the killer whale that has been the subject of an international effort to provide her with medical treatment, hasn’t been seen with her pod for days.

Bodily fluids in CityHousing unit had been leaking to units below.

Toronto man, 35, faces 15 more charges in child luring investigation: police

The father of an 18-year-old McMaster University student attacked and stabbed in the neck Saturday while walking home from a party, is pleading for anyone with information to come forward.

Hamilton Police confirm they are investigating a homicide in Ancaster.

Supercrawl’s tenth anniversary this weekend, centred once again on James Street North, is a reminder of how far the iconic, historic street has come since the arts renaissance it experienced in the early 2000s. But is it growing too fast?

Ultra-low cost airline Swoop is extending its reach to the Caribbean by adding seasonal flights to Jamaica from Hamilton.

Canada's ethics czar wants greater powers to sanction ministers who break rules

Toronto politicians to weigh steps as province revives bill to reduce council

Measles warning issued for Vancouver music festival, restaurant, other locations

A column in Thursday’s Spectator contained incorrect information about an upcoming mayoral candidates debate in Burlington. The debate, co-sponsored by Burlington Green and the NUVO Network, will take place Wednesday, Oct. 3. Meet all council candidates 7 to 8 p.m., mayoral debate 8 to 9:30 p.m. The event is at NUVO Network, 1295 North Service Rd.

Endangered and sickly whale hasn't been seen for days, likely dead: expert

The Hamilton lawyer in a successful $20-million class-action suit that won compensation for Caledonia residents and businesses caught up in a major land claim standoff has been charged with misappropriating funds from the settlement.

Tourism Hamilton is inviting the public to choose the winners of the 2018 #MyHamilton Photo Contest. People can participate in person by visiting the Tourism Hamilton Visitor Centre (28 James St. N.), or by going online to www.tourismhamilton.com/myhamilton or www.facebook.com/tourismhamilton.

Shootings in the city are declining this year, according to figures released by Hamilton Police.

Skylon Johnson, a 20-year-old who took part in a violent home invasion in Hamilton in May 2017, will be sentenced on assault and firearm offences on Sept. 28.

A 1,050-square-foot mural on the side of the West Town Bar and Grill on Locke Street took four weeks to complete and is the brainchild of Hamilton muralist Tim Ninehouse, who has completed 15 murals across the city since 1997. The artist, originally from Holland, grew up in Hamilton’s East End and attended Ticat games as a child. “The mural depicts both the ambition and the achievements of the city of Hamilton,” said Ninehouse. “Hard work has been the driving force in Hamilton’s renaissance, and the Tiger-Cats symbolize that mantra. Hamilton’s potential as a community is limitless.”

The blasts forced entire neighbourhoods in Lawrence, Andover and North Andover to evacuate on Thursday, causing widespread confusion as crews scrambled to fight fires and turn off gas and electric lines.

The San Francisco company will also open a new engineering hub, which will be complete by early 2019 and will form the “building blocks” for global deployment of new offerings.

DETROIT — After selling it on and off in the U.S. for nearly seven decades, Volkswagen has decided to squash its iconic Beetle.

Toronto asked the federal government Thursday to stop Ontario legislation slashing the size of its council, an appeal issued after staff warned that holding a fair municipal election next month was becoming virtually impossible.

The top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee said Thursday that she received a letter from a person about Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and referred it to federal investigators.

All 25 Liberal MPs from Toronto say Ontario Premier Doug Ford is being heavy-handed and disrespectful in using the Constitution’s notwithstanding clause to push ahead with plans to slash the size of the provincial capital’s city council.

A lawyer who oversaw a successful class-action lawsuit connected to a major land claim dispute in Ontario has been accused of misappropriating millions of dollars from the settlement.

“Hear me people. I am God. I am trained to do this. I will do this every Sunday,” neighbour heard

Trudeau says Liberals looking for right NAFTA deal despite looming deadline

Canada, U.K. lure four more states into global push to wean world off coal

Tim Hortons says it reached agreement with franchisee whose restaurants it seized

Erin Weir to seek NDP nomination despite ousting over harassment complaints

Pope Francis accepted the resignation of a U.S. bishop Thursday and authorized an investigation into allegations he sexually harassed adults, adding awkward drama to an audience with U.S. church leaders over the abuse and coverup scandal roiling the Catholic Church.

California Gov. Jerry Brown started his global climate summit Thursday by saying President Donald Trump will likely be remembered as a liar and a fool when it comes to the environment.

Strike at Canada Post could benefit black market, medical pot producer warns

Most frozen chicken products pose salmonella risk, health officials warn

Employment Insurance premiums will be lower than anticipated in 2019

Montreal-based discount retailer fails to meet analysts’ predictions for second quarter benchmarks.

My kids were lucky. Throughout elementary and high school I was able to help them with math. They actually gave the nickname ‘Math Man’. That’s why when I read the Spectator article about how poor the Hamilton Wentworth District School Board’s math scores were, it spurred me to run for School Board Trustee.

Toronto Liberal MPs slam Ford's 'heavy-handed' use of notwithstanding clause

Energy and health care weigh on Toronto stock market, U.S. stocks higher