The city will pitch a new funding partnership to the province to help make its buildings more accessible to disabled residents.

Friends testify about taking magic mushrooms in Peterborough with Thomas Chan, charged with murdering his father Dr. Andrew Chan

NewsAlert: Greenpeace Canada suing Ontario govt over repeal of cap and trade

Female New Democrats defend Singh's decision to bar Weir from running in 2019

Canada’s labour minister called on Canada Post and its biggest union Tuesday to continue bargaining with the help of a third party after postal workers across the country voted in favour of strike action that could see them off the job before month’s end.

The city will pitch a new funding partnership to the province to help make its buildings more accessible to disabled residents.

Quebec union composed of Indigenous workers ratifies first contract

Nova Scotia is eliminating a law that has required “dry” communities to hold a vote on whether to change its liquor rules, bringing it in line with the rest of Canada.

Rohingya women and girls face renewed risks, harms in refugee camps: Oxfam

Meet the people who want to govern our civic affairs.

Postal union to members: stock up on prescriptions as strike threat looms

It was seven years ago this week that the federal government told new mom Jennifer McCrea she couldn’t access sickness benefits while on maternity leave.

“I won’t be weighing in on the debate on how big Toronto municipal council should be,” the prime minister said.

Legal challenge alleges PC government’s failure to consult the public violated rights entrenched in law

There are 13 candidates on the ballot for the Ward 1 seat on Hamilton city council: Jason Allen, Sharon Anderson, Syed Bakht, Sharon Cole, Ela Eroglu, Jordan Geertsma, Sophie Geffros, Carol Lazich, Richard Massie, Lyla Miklos, Linda Narducci, Harrison White and Maureen Wilson.

— There have been several reports of Stephen King visiting Port Hope today to visit the set and cast of Largo.

A representative briefly appeared in court on behalf of two fired Hamilton paramedics charged in the death of 19-year-old Yosif Al-Hasnawi.

Death comes four months after super inquest into eight inmate deaths

Female New Democrats defend Singh's decision to bar Weir from running in 2019

On Monday, after his Toronto council-cutting plan was ruled to be unconstitutional, Ontario Premier Doug Ford vowed to press ahead with it by invoking the notwithstanding clause of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Hungary’s prime minister on Tuesday strongly rejected criticism of his government’s policies, as European Union lawmakers debated whether to sanction Budapest for allegedly undermining the bloc’s values.

The Hamilton and District Apartment Association is holding an education seminar, “Financing for Housing Providers,” on Thursday.

Motorists streamed inland on highways turned into one-way routes Tuesday as more than 1 million people in three states were ordered to get out of the way of Hurricane Florence, a hair-raising storm taking dead aim at the Carolinas with 130 m.p.h. winds and potentially ruinous rains.

Hudson’s Bay Co. has struck a deal to merge its German department stores with its biggest rival in the European market.

McMaster student left with life-altering injuries after stabbing: police

Our municipal governments have more impact on our day-to-day lives than their more senior brethren, and the elections on Oct. 22 should not be under-estimated.

Ford's constitutional override to slash city council is 'disappointing': LeBlanc

"My prerogative is to grow and prosper," said Ward 2 Coun. Jason Farr.

Freeland to head back to Washington for high-level NAFTA negotiations

Hamilton police have issued a warrant for the arrest of a former Hamilton man in connection with the 2016 murder of Vincenzo Lofaro outside a city nightclub.

"Change for the sake of change is not the reason for change," said Mountain Coun. Terry Whitehead.

CIBC chief calls for clearer foreign investment rules, more competitive tax scheme

There are 2 candidates on the ballot for the Ward 4 seat on Hamilton city council: Rod Douglas and Sam Merulla.

Postal union to members: stock up on prescriptions as strike threat looms

Police looking for two men after shooting death in Clarington, Ont.

"I was hoping to see better candidates," said Ward 12 Coun. Lloyd Ferguson

Federal Court confirms legal fees in '60s Scoop class-action lawsuit

Canada-EU trade deal boosts container traffic at Montreal port: Officials

TREB sends real estate company threat over publication of GTA sales data

Ward 9 Coun. Doug Conley defends his record of attending public meetings, but former councillor Brad Clark questions his accuracy.

Police have reopened the two left eastbound lanes on Hwy. 403 near Waterdown Road and cleared the traffic tie-up.

Freeland to head back to Washington for high-level NAFTA negotiations

Hamilton paramedics charged in Good Samaritan death to appear in court

There are 2 candidates vying for the Ward 4 seat on Hamilton city council: Rod Douglas and Sam Merulla.

There are 3 candidates on the ballot for the Ward 6 seat on Hamilton city council: Tom Jackson, Timothy Taylor and Brad Young.

There are 3 candidates on the ballot for the Ward 5 seat on Hamilton city council: Chad Collins, Stewart Klazinga and Juanita Maldonado.

Nova Scotia's Liberal government to ban conversion therapy for LGBTQ youth

Toronto police offer reward in 2016 homicide, believe man was not intended target

A 10-second clip on Instagram shows person standing on top of speeding train.

WINNIPEG - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is sounding a cautionary note about the recreational use of marijuana, saying that consuming it could have consequences for Canadians crossing the border into the United States.