Stoney Creek resident and retired legal secretary had 100 letters to the editor published during a stretch that started in 2003 and ended in January of this year.

An unruly nine-year-old bolted from his classroom, prompting a volunteer teacher to chase him down the hall. He would normally be hauled straight to Romina Sciaca’s office. But the guidance counsellor was gone — part of a wave of staffers to flee Aquiles Nazoa Elementary School.

Mayor to attend memorial ceremony for victims of the Toronto van attack

One court has Adeel Safdar on trial for allegedly beating, enslaving and torturing his wife.

A boat carrying migrants toward Europe sank off the coast of Tunisia and at least 46 people drowned, though dozens more could be missing, the North African nation’s defence ministry said Sunday.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it is “insulting” that President Donald Trump says Canada’s steel industry poses a national security risk to the United States.

Ontario’s election is all but down to two parties, if the polls are correct, but more than two dozen are actually competing, including those targeting the vegan vote, the anti-sex-ed vote and the no-vote vote.

Horwath says she would not accept help from the Liberals to prop up an NDP government.

Hundreds of thousands of people gathered in Brazil’s largest city Sunday for its 22nd gay pride parade, which is considered one of the world’s biggest.

The Israeli military struck Hamas militant sites in Gaza early Sunday in response to the resumption of rocket fire toward Israel, which threatened to unravel an informal ceasefire that had held since a flare-up of violence last week.

The United States and China ended trade talks in Beijing on Sunday without any deals and with Chinese officials refusing to commit to buying more American goods without a Trump administration agreement not to impose further tariffs on Chinese exports.

Canada’s tariffs on imported U.S. goods — everything from strawberry jam to sleeping bags — could steer consumers to seek out cheaper, made-in-Canada alternatives, but domestic industry players are fearful that input costs will rise and American politicians could retaliate in kind.

Lemur allegedly stolen from Ontario zoo found safe; two other animals still outstanding

Bloc Québécois members resoundingly rejected the leadership of Martine Ouellet in a confidence vote over the weekend, even as they chose to support her vision of a party that focuses on Quebec’s independence above all else.

President Donald Trump’s top economic adviser said Sunday that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is “overreacting” to new U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada.

The 205th anniversary Battle of Stoney Creek re-enactment was held this weekend at Battlefield House Museum and Park in Stoney Creek.

“The prime minister has broken two promises, two direct promises that put us in this position. One was breaking the promise to renew the environmental assessment process with the (National Energy Board) and secondly a promise to end fossil fuel subsidies. He’s broken two promises.” — Jagmeet Singh, May 23

Results of Bloc Quebecois vote on Ouellet's leadership to be announced

The 205th anniversary Battle of Stoney Creek re-enactment was held this weekend at Battlefield House Museum and Park in Stoney Creek.

Wynne continues to campaign hard despite predicting loss in Ontario election

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it is “insulting” that President Donald Trump says Canada’s steel industry poses a national security risk to the United States.

A crowded family event in a community east of Toronto was turned into a scene of chaos when shots rang out Saturday night, wounding four.

Party leaders have promised to create thousands of new long-term-care beds, but doctors and health-care experts surveyed by the Star say more innovative solutions are needed to tackle the challenges facing the health-care system.

NDP leader visits downtown coffee shop

Four people wounded in shooting at Pickering, Ont., Ribfest event

Industry players fearful of tariff war, in spite of potential benefits

Brandishing a gun and wearing balaclavas, two men robbed a convenience store of cash and cigarettes early Sunday morning.

Public inquiry sparked by Wettlaufer case to get underway in Ontario

Families of deceased military college students demand answers from Ottawa

Provincial campaign in its final days

Results of Bloc Quebecois vote on Ouellet's leadership to be announced

More than two dozen fringe parties vying for attention in Ontario election

Son's braid cut at Calgary school: Indigenous mother hopes for teaching moment

CHICAGO - The majority of women with the most common type of early-stage breast cancer can safely skip chemotherapy after surgery, according to a highly anticipated new report. The results are sure to accelerate the decline in chemotherapy for the disease.

The incident occurred in front of Pickering Civic Complex and Library near the Pickering Town Centre.

WAINFLEET, Ont. - Police in the Niagara region say a man is dead after losing control of an all-terrain vehicle and landing in a river in Wainfleet.

He is a wealthy businessman whose favorite political targets are “elites” he describes as drinking Champagne “with their pinkies up in the air.” He hates government, but is running to lead one with a $121.7-billion budget, confident he will root out waste with his well-honed business acumen.

Man, 37, dead after ATV crash in the Niagara region

Mayor to attend memorial ceremony for victims of the Toronto van attack

No winning ticket for Saturday night's $5 million Lotto 649 jackpot

Where the leaders are for Sunday, June 3

Finance Minister Bill Morneau says member countries are now forced to do whatever they can to convince Trump to move back from the tariffs.

Rural school closures hit some communities hard, main parties pledge action

The United States is being singled out by all of its G7 allies over the Trump administration’s hefty tariffs on steel and aluminum as the exclusive club of rich nations edges closer to a trade war.

Loblaw Companies Ltd. is recalling certain packages of No Name brand chicken burgers out of what the retailer calls “an abundance of caution.”

Loblaw recalls No Name brand chicken burgers over salmonella fears

Final weekend of campaigning gets underway ahead of Ontario election

This riding, a Conservative stronghold since 1943, saw a stunning upset in 2014, when rookie Liberal Eleanor McMahon defeated PC incumbent Jane McKenna. This year, the two women are once again going head-to-head as McKenna tries to win back her seat.

U.S. singled out by G7 allies over steel and aluminum tariffs

The Liberal leader on Saturday pleaded with voters to elect as many Grits as possible as check on Ford or Horwath