It’s high school musical season in Hamilton, starring a Broadway production of Cinderella at Glendale Secondary, where students from across the city audition for its prestigious arts program and chase their performing dreams.

Suspects snatched 14-week-old Dachshund from outside Oakville restaurant, police say

Police searching for two suspects who allegedly stole a dog in Oakville, Ont.

"If this type of project was even being contemplated for Mohawk or Fennell on the mountain I would be dead-set against it," said Mountain Coun. Tom Jackson.

Full text of speech from Kathleen Wynne admitting she'll lose Ontario election

Final weekend of campaigning gets underway ahead of Ontario election

Police seeking suspects after kidnapping attempts on Montreal's South Shore

U.S. President Donald Trump floated the idea of separate trade deals with Canada and Mexico on Friday, rather than staying in the three-country NAFTA.

Authorities say a 77-year-old man has been arrested for trying to smuggle marijuana across the Canada-U.S. border in hockey bags in the trunk of his car.

In blue-leaning ridings outside the GTA, voters are hungry for change, and antipathy toward the ruling Liberals is fuelled by a sense of decline and neglect, Mitch Potter writes.

Three more alleged 'ungovernables' charged in Hamilton vandalism incident

If fake news sites mimic real ones, we must be doing something right, Paul Berton writes.

Need more than your neighbourhood splash pad to keep you going this weekend?

McMeekin senses post-election agreement between Liberals and NDP, writes Andrew Dreschel

Two Hamilton students won three events each at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations south region qualifying meet May 31-June 1.

Canadian man, 77, charged with smuggling pot in hockey bags

Trump, NKorea's Kim back on for summit

New transit, water systems to undergo green test in federal funding review

No winning ticket for Friday night's $60 million Lotto max jackpot

Final weekend of campaigning gets underway ahead of Ontario election

Where the leaders are for Saturday, June 2

A healthy ring of suburban communities around the outside and a struggling centre in the middle

Women and visible minorities poorly represented in top positions

Hamilton police have arrested three and issued warrants for three others in connection with a masked mob that vandalized Locke Street in March.

Teen girls who are considering contraception should look to intrauterine devices as their first choice as they provide the greatest protection against an unplanned pregnancy, the Canadian Paediatric Society recommends.

The chair of Hamilton’s public school board says he’s hopeful a “precedent-setting” joint proposal with the city to build affordable seniors’ housing at Lake Avenue School will be ready for Ministry of Education approval by the end of this year.

Premier Kathleen Wynne says a Liberal government will offer support to the steel industry in the wake of “unacceptable” tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum.

Roddick says he was treated unfairly at all-candidates meetings; His name will still be on the provincial election ballot

Ads published online in Punjabi, Chinese and Urdu revive story claiming that Progressive Conservative leader once sold hashish.

Events are taking place across Hamilton Saturday for the 100In1Day Canada event meant to inspire action and connection in neighbourhoods.

Former Afghanistan hostage Joshua Boyle granted bail with conditions

Giuseppe (Joe) Violi of Hamilton sentenced to 16 years in prison

Ontario Liberal leader discussed her personal popularity at The Spectator Friday

Researchers at the Art Gallery of Ontario say they have technologically peeled back layers of compositions embedded in Pablo Picasso’s blue period paintings to uncover new insights about the artist’s process.

An exhaustive survey of the world’s most southerly polar bears has found a significant drop in their numbers that scientists fear could be climate change finally taking its toll on a population whose health has long been in decline.

B.C. judge expands pipeline injunction as protesters use 'calculated' defiance

The makeup bag with ball-jointed dolls are therapeutic for Dessera Doucette’s daughter

There is a cookie ad now airing on TV that boasts “real cranberries, real oatmeal”?

This week, American President Donald Trump imposed hefty tariffs on steel and aluminum imports into the U.S. from the Canada, Mexico and the European Union. Hamilton steelmakers — which make 43 per cent of Canada’s steel — have a huge stake in what is starting to develop into a trade war. Steel expert Peter Warrian, from the University of Toronto Munk School of Global Affairs, shared his thoughts on how he thinks the days and weeks ahead will play out.

Historical reenactors marched through the streets of Hamilton Friday, recreating a march that took place 205 years ago, when British soldiers marched from Burlington Heights to Stoney Creek.

Women make up fewer than a fifth of Canadian mayors, and a group of female leaders say men in power need to pass the baton if such inequities are to change.

Canada hoping its own tariff threat will prompt U.S. climbdown: Morneau

Lion cub briefly escapes enclosure in rural western Ontario: police

Former overseas hostage Joshua Boyle, who faces several assault charges, will be released on bail with strict conditions.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau says he’s hopeful Canada’s threat of retaliation against U.S. trade measures will convince the Trump administration to back down from the steel and aluminum tariffs it has imposed.

Canadian negotiators are resisting U.S. attempts to increase the amount of water released into a major waterway that flows through British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest.

Doug Ford won't say if he will march in annual Pride parade

Heather MacDonald is the City of Burlington’s new director of city building.

Supreme Court majority sides with censured former Bre-X lawyer Joe Groia