PC candidate and city councillor said she was handed Free Bird Media hat at a Christmas party but “had no idea” what the website was about.

Shaquille Collins, 25, says he didn’t plan to shoot anyone six years ago.

Interest payments on $325-billion debt dwarf long term care spending, Andrew Dreschel writes

Man in 20s dead after motorcycle slams into tractor-trailer

For anyone with a computer, tablet or smartphone, social media platforms are merely an arm's length away.

A 53-year-old Hamilton man is charged with leaving a child unattended

CP Rail train operators on strike; signal workers reach agreement

A look at childcare plans proposed this election by Ontario's three main parties

Three main party leaders campaign in southwestern Ontario and GTA today

See highlights of the project that examines the quality of life in Hamilton: thespec-reports.com/vitalsigns

Brand-new riding stretches around Hamilton’s inner city and much of the Mountain.

Former overseas hostage Joshua Boyle, awaiting trial on assault charges, is slated to hear Friday whether he’ll be released on bail.

Blanding’s turtles — once a vibrant part of the local ecosystem — are now listed as “threatened” in Ontario.

They all want a park.

Justice Robert Clark let Craig Ruthowsky have it with both smoking barrels on Tuesday, Rosie DiManno writes.

PC candidate and city councillor said she was handed Free Bird Media hat at a Christmas party but “had no idea” what the website was about.

Today is last chance to vote at advance polls ahead of June 7 Ontario election

New bus service in northern B.C. will fill gap left by Greyhound cutting routes

Pipeline fight continues, federal decision does not reduce spill risk: Horgan

The proposed $1 billon light-rail transit project, which is scheduled to begin construction in 2019, is projected to cost as high as $13.7 million to operate annually.In a report to be debated among Hamilton councillors May 31, staff estimates th

Indigenous Services Canada is failing to measure and accurately report the social and economic gaps between First Nations people on reserves and other Canadians, auditor general Michael Ferguson said Tuesday.

The federal Liberal government is spending $4.5 billion to buy Trans Mountain and all of Kinder Morgan Canada’s core assets, Finance Minister Bill Morneau said Tuesday as he unveiled the government’s long-awaited, big-budget strategy to save the plan to expand the oilsands pipeline.

1 dead, 4 injured in multi-vehicle crash southwest of Sudbury, Ont., police say

The PCs tend to win rural ridings in southern and eastern Ontario, where fewer votes are required to capture a seat. The NDP need help from millennial voters.

Indigo says annual earnings up to $21.8 million on more general merchandise sales

France's Macron to meet Trudeau in Ottawa, visit Montreal ahead of G7

An “inconceivable” opening-night cancellation of “The Tempest” due to a bomb threat at the Stratford Festival ended up creating its own kind of magic in the tight-knit community.

Lights, The Dirty Nil, Cadence Weapon, Weaves, Ian Thomas, Elliott Brood and an all-star Hamilton blues band among the featured acts Sept. 13 to 16.

MPs to burn midnight oil amid legislative scramble before summer break

Julie Densham has connected with the family of Annie Barton after Monday’s social media post

Stratford Festival to resume performances after opening night bomb threat

Another busy day for Ontario's main party leaders as election draws closer

A 34-year-old Burlington man has died after a fiery crash between a motorcycle and a car in Waterdown late Monday night

A knife-wielding prison inmate stabbed two female police officers in the Belgian city of Liege, stole their service weapons and shot them and a bystander dead in an attack Tuesday that prosecutors fear could be terror-related.

One of two suspects wanted in connection with an explosion that injured 15 people at a restaurant west of Toronto may be a woman, contrary to earlier reports, police said Tuesday.

Decision reveals racist bullying at Halifax bus garage: 'Minorities not welcome'

Hussen floats ideas to modernize safe third country agreement with U.S.

Work ethic and execution top priorities for new bench boss

A call for protection of geological, historical sites on other planets

Highlights from the spring 2018 report of auditor general Michael Ferguson

A Tim Hortons franchisee who is being denied a licence renewal after the company accused him of violating food safety and operating-standards has passed most of such reviews, internal documents obtained by The Canadian Press indicate.

Toronto police investigating music video that takes aim at transit system

Karim Baratov sentenced to 5 years for major Yahoo security breach

The failed federal public service pay system was the result of a “government culture” that stands in the way of helping people, auditor general Michael Ferguson said Tuesday as he issued his latest report to Parliament.

Three animals taken during break-in at central Ontario zoo: police

Diplomats taking too long to report torture of Canadians, says auditor general

Ready or not, Canadian business may face sanctions under EU's GDPR privacy law

In language that echoed that of his accusers and critics, President Donald Trump alleged on Twitter that special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigative team was “MEDDLING” in the upcoming midterm elections and blamed Democrats for “Collusion.”

Liberal backbencher tables bill to ease concerns of surrogate moms

Freeland kicks off two-day Washington visit with meetings at USTR