Trudeau, Macron brace for Trump ahead of G7 with meeting in Ottawa

Trudeau insists his defence of supply management has prompted Trump's tweets

Senators make last pitches for and against legalizing pot as vote draws near

Trudeau stops in Canada’s aluminum country before facing Trump on tariffs at G7

Power Corp. entities to pay $11M to compensate clients in OSC settlement

Canada waiting on Iraq before launching next phase of anti-ISIL mission

Bell Media among group acquiring Just For Laughs production company

FLAMBOROUGH – The Review is reporting live from the Flamborough-Glanbrook riding, where journalists will be connecting with MPP hopefuls, their supporters and volunteers to provide you with up-to-the-minute updates of the provincial election race.

All community members are invited to hear results from a Haldimand and Norfolk Housing Department weeklong homelessness enumeration, which measured the number of people experiencing homelessness in those communities between May 7 and 11. The results will be shared June 13 at the Jarvis Community Centre from 9:30 a.m. to noon.

A Halton drug detective who pleaded guilty to stealing opioids from a police evidence locker to feed his addiction said bullying from fellow officers is one factor that led to his downfall.

Windsor, Ont., man faces three child pornography-related charges: police

Environmentalist David Suzuki says human beings have become a “tectonic force” shaping and altering the planet because of their sheer numbers, technology and consumption.

He ordered his uncle executed and half brother assassinated. He spent millions developing and testing a hydrogen bomb and intercontinental ballistic missiles as his people suffered severe food shortages. He exchanged threats of nuclear annihilation with President Donald Trump, calling the American leader a “mentally-deranged U.S. dotard.”

Masked activists in Quebec City begin protests against G7 leaders' summit

Man faces attempted murder charge after woman stabbed in neck in Windsor, Ont.

The line between freedom of speech and discrimination is at the centre of a court battle over the city’s decision to pull Christian Heritage Party (CHP) bus shelter ads two years ago.

Green Shield Canada initiative will bring $6 million to six cities across the country, including Hamilton

Woman remains in hospital in stable condition, with life-threatening injuries

The military’s top general says he is not satisfied with the length of time it takes the Canadian Forces to conduct internal inquiries into suspected suicides and other deaths and is looking at ways to speed things up.

Yard work raises $261,000 for Hamilton researchers studying a potential new leukemia treatment.

Follow the Record’s coverage of the region’s election results, candidate news and more, live. Our reporters will be covering all four ridings as the results roll in tonight and you can follow along in real time on Twitter, via the links below.

Police say they have charged a registered nurse in Vaughan after a 23-year-old woman died as a result of an illegal cosmetic procedure.

Justin Bieber is being sued by the man he got into a scuffle with in 2016.

Ontario’s police watchdog is investigating a shootout in east Toronto that left a man dead and sent an officer to hospital.

Provincial police say a second Chinese tourist, among 24 people injured in a bus crash in eastern Ontario on Monday, has died.

Tyler Nadeau, 26, faces several charges in March 3 vandalism spree

Voting extended at three of the province’s approximately 7,200 polls.

Main building at historic Cape Breton inn burns to ground in early morning fire

What you need to know to vote Thursday

N.S. sawmill museum blames closure on Canada Summer Jobs abortion controversy

Defence chief looking at ways to speed up military inquiries into deaths

Amazon.com Inc. bought a package of live broadcasting rights for English Premier League soccer, the first foray by a U.S. tech giant into Europe’s most lucrative sports league.

Canada’s oilsands industry, hard hit by a price storm this year, could be sailing straight into a pricing typhoon stirred up by new fuel standards for the international shipping industry.

A male from Ancaster has been arrested in connection with several vandalism incidents at Meadowlands Fellowship Church.On Wednesday, June 6, shortly after 6 p.m., members of the Hamilton Police Service Division 3 HEAT Unit executed two criminal c

Controversial figure David Suzuki to get honorary degree from Alberta school

Canada has removed only a fraction of thousands of illegal border crossers

Honda Motor Co. of Japan and U.S. automaker General Motors Co. agreed Thursday to work together in developing batteries for electric vehicles, mainly for the North American market.

"It is of course a momentus day," said Ward 2 Coun. Jason Farr. "This is a day we should be celebrating."

Trudeau stops in Canada’s aluminum country before facing Trump on tariffs at G7

— Dollarama Inc. shares fell six per cent in Thursday trading after the discount retailer said cool spring weather hurt sales of seasonal goods that are a key driver of revenues in April.

Canada’s housing market and high consumer indebtedness levels remain the top vulnerabilities for the financial system, but both have shown signs of easing, according to the Bank of Canada.

Household debt and housing remain key risks for financial system: Bank of Canada

Wandering caterpillars make for slippery road in Maine

Countries stymied in search for response to gig economy, Hajdu says

Windows and doors were smashed at the Meadowlands Fellowship Church on Stonehenge Drive

N.S. sawmill museum blames closure on Canada Summer Jobs abortion controversy

"We are confident once up and running the facility will be self-sufficent," said Ancaster Tennis Club president Mathieu Koevoets.

Tender for Governor's Road reconstruction, between Davidson Boulevard and Creighton Road, in Dundas, Ont., closed May 25, with five contractors submitting bids, ranging from $3.6 million to $4.3 million.

Ontario could see a seismic political shift in today's provincial election

Controversial figure David Suzuki to get honorary degree from Alberta school