Toronto market higher in late-morning trading, while U.S. markets move up

Hamilton police say no one was injured — including the driver — when a stolen taxi mounted the curb and came to rest outside the doors of central station late Sunday night.

Doug Ford says he's in favour of gun control, after the Liberals released an audio recording of him saying, "guns don't kill people, crazy people with guns kill people."

There may be an impact on traffic during work between Aberdeen and Herkimer overnight this week

Wynne, Horwath have packed schedules as Ontario election day draws near

Matthew Lowell-Pelletier, David Prychitka, and Alexander Balch turned themselves in between 2:45 a.m. and 4:30 a.m. Monday, police said.

Winter-weary Newfoundland wakes to dusting of snow, frigid wind chills

Year over year housing sales in Greater Toronto Area down 22.2 per cent in May

This will be the only Decoration Day Service to be held this year. Youth and families are encouraged to attend this event.

Microsoft said it reached an agreement to buy GitHub, the code repository company popular with many software developers, for $7.5 billion in stock.

An 8-year-old Pomeranian was found dead Wednesday morning in its carrier in a cargo facility at the Detroit Metropolitan Airport.

A school bus carrying children crashed in Mississauga Monday morning.

— Of all the Waterloo Region candidates trying to win in the June 7 election, only one has a former prime minister, Ontario premier and federal cabinet minister stumping for him.

At Trump-Kim summit, don't expect NKorea to foot the bill

Mrs. Trump skipping G7, North Korea summits

June is Lost and Found Awareness Month at the City of Hamilton’s Animal Services.

Canadians born between 1945 and 1975 — essentially the baby-boom generation — should be tested for the potentially liver-destroying virus hepatitis C, a new set of guidelines recommends.

Sometimes what you do outside of work can end up costing you your job. Roseanne Barr is not alone. When we talk about criminal convictions, both the crime and your position matter. If you end up incarcerated that would usually be the death knell for your employment.

New report shows skyrocketing eviction applications combined with increasing rents

A volcano erupted in Guatemala Sunday spewing ash and sending streams of lava into rural areas, where at least 25 people were reportedly killed, according to the Associated Press and local officials.

John Forde stood silently near the body of a dead female black bear as two little eyes stared back at him from a nearby bush.

Johnny Depp has always been thin. But new photos of the 54-year-old actor looking pale and gaunt have fans worrying about his health.

Players scrambled and parents screamed as the maroon sedan ripped through the baseball field, infield dust flying into the Friday evening from under the car's spinning tires.

Queensdale elementary students, staff and volunteers work on their new garden of native plant species at the front of the school on May 31. Teacher Rob Stringer (right) holds a map showing where each class's garden plot will be once students, staff a

Housing affordability is a major issue for many Ontarians getting set to cast their ballots in the provincial election.

Year over year housing sales in Greater Toronto Area down 22.2 per cent in May

A tie that binds the NDP to the Liberals is a noose, Horwath insists, back-door power-sharing she won’t abide. She says.

Hamilton West appears to be just the sort of riding Kathleen Wynne was trying to save when she acknowledged that she would not be premier after the June 7 vote.

Jury convicts Michael Ivezic and Demitry Papasotiriou-Lanteigne after Papasotiriou-Lanteigne’s husband was beaten to death in 2011.

Sometimes, just for the heck of it, June Noonan hops on a bus that says “Detour.”

How motivated are NDP supporters, asks Geoffrey Stevens? Will they turn out to vote in large numbers?

Angry mayor says it’s ‘regrettable’ the future of Hamilton’s waterfront ‘will be decided by Queen’s Park’

WASHINGTON — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is “overreacting” to U.S. President Donald Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs, Trump’s top economic adviser said Sunday.

A Toronto man was killed Saturday night when the car he was driving collided with a delivery truck just after exiting Highway 403 on Wilson Street West in Ancaster.

Canada scrambled to figure out Trump 'Muslim ban,' U.S. documents show

Where the leaders are for Monday, June 4

Wynne, Horwath have packed schedules as Ontario election day draws near

Some of Bertrand Charest's victims to attend news conference in Montreal

Canada should aim to recycle 85 per cent of plastics by 2025, groups say

Hepatitis C screening recommended for those born between 1945 and 1975

Toronto police charge 22-year-old man with murder in death of 41-year-old woman

Police charge man from Little Britain, Ont. with murder in house fire death

Researchers working on water sustainability projects across Canada will gather at McMaster University and Six Nations

Angry mayor says it’s ‘regrettable’ the future of Hamilton’s waterfront ‘will be decided by Queen’s Park’

The three day Dundas International Buskerfest took place over the weekend. Almost 30 performers from across Canada, the United States, Spain, Turkey and Israel were on hand.

Some schools in urban centres are bursting at the seams, with students stuck in portables and parents being warned there may not be spots for their kids at their neighbourhood schools.

Trudeau says U.S. steel, tariffs on national security grounds are insulting

Live soul bands, art demos and a beer garden from Collective Arts will take over King William Street for Soul Saturday, June 9 from 1 to 9 p.m. The event is organized by the Downtown Hamilton BIA. McMaster Continuing Education and Athletics Department will host a Kids Zone from 1 to 4 p.m. For more information visit kingwilliamstreet.ca.