Boaters stranded by mechanical failures and bad weather a “recurring theme” on Hamilton Harbour and Lake Ontario

But 63 per cent say they can’t afford to retire in their current location: Leger survey.

With a sense of modesty, wedding photographer Kathy DeMerchant describes her shooting style: “It’s clean, it’s timeless, romantic, elegant, it reflects me as a person.”

Chicago Blackhawk hockey legend Stan Mikita had a devoted and unusual fan in Hollywood — diehard Toronto Maple Leafs supporter and "Wayne's World" star Mike Myers.

And Grocery Store Joe gets to kiss somebody on his first night in Paradise, unlike his first night on The Bachelorette.

Hamilton Police confirm they are investigating an early Wednesday morning shooting, but details are limited.

Magna International logs higher income, share prices in second quarter

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Ontario’s craft brewers condemn PCs announcement as ‘race to the bottom’

In a surprise move, Saudi Arabia has told its foreign students in Canada to leave the country and has suspended their scholarships.

Police found $1.5M in marijuana from Cannabis Canada Dispensary and connected processing plant

Wildfires ravage 27 structures in Telegraph Creek in northwest B.C.: officials

Heavy rain traps vehicles, closes streets in Toronto

Intruders broke into Sadleir House over the long weekend

Toronto man dies in apparent drowning in Bracebridge, Ont.: police

Four-year-old Sawyer Colterman has been diligently practising her high fives to give her beloved Blue Jays when the Binbrook girl and her mother get the VIP treatment at a Jays game Wednesday.

Unveiling of provincial buck a beer scheme expected today

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Brewers will be given incentives to reduce prices

Rain and unwavering efforts by firefighters have led to progress in the battle against forest fires in northern Ontario.

Rain and unwavering efforts by firefighters have led to progress in the battle against forest fires in northern Ontario.

Italy’s prime minister visited people who were injured when a truck carrying highly flammable gas crashed and exploded on a highway near Bologna, saying Tuesday it was important to understand what happened to prevent future tragedies.

Police are investigating two separate head-on collisions in Alberta that left six people dead and two others in hospital.

It was a beautiful summer evening late in the regular season when he started reminiscing about a similar clear-skied, cool-breezed moment a few years back.

Burlington Transit is introducing route changes starting Sept. 2 into Hamilton. This includes making Route 101 an express bus along Plains Road, stopping at Plains Road West at Waterdown Road, York Boulevard at Bay Street North, Catherine Street North at King William Street, and King Street at James Street. For other changes , see burlingtontransit.ca.

Firefighters struggled against rugged terrain, high winds and an August heat wave Tuesday to slow the spread of the biggest wildfire ever recorded in California, an inferno that exploded to more than 450 square miles in just 11 days.

Spat with Saudis hits home for Ontario plant making armoured vehicles for regime

Lightning storms have abated across British Columbia after sparking hundreds of new wildfires last week, but officials warn a renewed hot spell means no relief for firefighters.

Maxar stock plunges after short-seller says space company's dividend is at risk

Canned food companies to increase prices to combat aluminum tariffs

Soldiers have pulled a man alive from the rubble of a large mosque flattened by an earthquake on the Indonesian island of Lombok, while thousands of homeless villagers waited for aid Tuesday and stranded tourists camped at beaches and in the lobbies of damaged hotels.

It was a beautiful summer evening late in the regular season when he started reminiscing about a similar clear-skied, cool-breezed moment a few years back.

General Electric says it’s laying off 200 hourly workers at its upstate New York plant that produces steam turbines for the company’s power unit. Boston-based GE announced Tuesday that the layoffs include unionized manufacturing and assembly employees at its facilities in Schenectady, where Thomas Edison co-founded the company in 1892. Another 25 unfilled jobs will be eliminated. GE Power unit spokesperson Christopher Shigas says the layoffs come after a 45 per cent drop in volume at the plant. The Times Union of Albany reports GE employs about 4,000 workers at GE Power and other units in Schenectady. The company employs another 1,500 at GE’s main research lab in the neighbouring town of Niskayuna. GE laid off 130 hourly workers at the Schenectady plant and Niskayuna facility in January.

Toronto stock index down moderately in broad-based post-holiday decline

Hundreds of doctors, nurses and social workers are asking the Ontario government to reconsider its plan to repeal and replace a modernized sex-ed curriculum, arguing the decision would put students’ health at risk.

A woman whose son lives in a facility for people with disabilities in Halifax defended larger centres in her testimony at a human rights hearing where the complainants are arguing for access to smaller care homes.

Canada can easily replace the oil it imports from Saudi Arabia should relations with the Middle Eastern kingdom deteriorate to the point that trade in crude is halted, says an energy economist.

Saputo Q1 profit falls as various factors combine to offset higher revenue

Universities across Canada are scrambling to get information after Saudi Arabia suspended scholarships to Canada and planned to relocate its students already in the country.

A “crude competitiveness” and “irrational” behaviour from rival businesses in the wake of recent tariffs on U.S. goods are spelling trouble for dairy giant Saputo Inc.

Great-grandmother hits the racetrack for 90th birthday celebration

The Canadian Securities Exchange has been publishing personal information of investors on its website for 15 years, including home addresses and amounts of their investments, a practice one shareholder rights advocate calls a “disturbing” breach of privacy.

The diplomatic spat between Canada and Saudi Arabia that erupted over the weekend has left many wondering what exactly is going on. Here are answers to a few basic questions on the emerging conflict:

Tim Hortons parent company Restaurant Brands International says it closed four more American locations of the coffee-and-doughnut chain.

Firefighters and anxious residents braced Tuesday for a fifth straight night of battling a major wildfire that is racing across tinder-dry forested hills in southern Portugal.

Boaters stranded by mechanical failures and bad weather a “recurring theme” on Hamilton Harbour and Lake Ontario

U.S. takes neutral tone, defends 'dissent, due process' in Canada-Saudi dispute

Paul Manafort’s longtime deputy told jurors Tuesday how he spent years disguising millions of dollars in foreign income as loans to lower the former Trump campaign chair’s tax bill.

"I'm running in 2018 out of a sense of duty," said Louie Milojevic, Stoney Creek resident.

A Toronto man has been banned from Niagara Falls for 12 months after pleading guilty to his role in a robbery.