Tim Heenan was in his teens when he injured his left hip in a four-metre fall while goofing around with some buddies. When his school hockey coach saw him favouring his leg before practice soon after, he said: “Just wait until you’re older.”

Who scored the most points? That’s the wrong question, writes Martin Regg Cohn.

Ottawa police arrest suspect in shocking homicide case

Missing and murdered Indigenous women inquiry delves into systemic issues

Ontario's three main party leaders back on the campaign trail after final debate

The debate in Parry Sound had barely begun when Conservative leader Doug Ford launched into his first attack.

McMaster study shows ‘low-cost’ program can have big benefits for Hamilton’s social housing seniors

The guy makes stuff up out of whole cloth, yet has managed over many years to bamboozle a whole bunch of professionals. In 2015, while in custody and for the first time in any official record, Pearsall declared himself to be transgender

Bail hearing for former Afghanistan hostage Joshua Boyle begins in Ottawa

One of the critical pieces of evidence for the defence in the trial of Brian Matthews was a video of his police interrogation, which was recorded on Nov. 2, 2015, the day of his arrest.

Fighting global warming is starting to sound like a lucrative investment. A new study from Stanford University finds that keeping global warming a half-degree beneath the Paris climate agreement's 2-degree Celsius target could potentially save more than $20 trillion globally.

BMO is warning that "fraudsters" from outside of the country may have accessed certain the personal and financial information of some of its customers.

The 2018 Atlantic hurricane season's first storm, Alberto, is set to make landfall east of Pensacola, Florida, early Monday afternoon — just shy of hurricane intensity. It is still a subtropical storm, meaning that it does not have all of the characteristics of a purely tropical system and is more of a hybrid cyclone.

Hamilton’s cycling community kicked off its 10th annual Bike to Work Day with its largest gathering since the city began the event in 2008.

CIBC's Simplii says fraudsters may have accessed data of 40,000 clients

It’s going to be a good summer for one Miltonian.

City says 4 cases of salmonella have been confirmed after people ate food prepared by the restaurant

Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horwath took her election campaign today to the riding Doug Ford is hoping to capture, slamming the Tory leader's tax plan on his home turf.

A revealing new survey about the drinking habits of millennials showed many startling facts, but the one that most got my notice was this: 3.47 per cent of millennial men are liars.

Door-knocking with Naqvi: once a safe Liberal seat, now rife with uncertainty

The video footage is striking: In a matter of seconds, a young man scales four stories of a Paris apartment building to rescue a toddler dangling from a balcony above the street.

Fresh produce has become a staple at the Neighbour to Neighbour Centre food bank thanks to public donations and the volunteers who run some 20 community gardens on the Mountain.

CIBC's Simplii says fraudsters may have accessed data of 40,000 clients

Simplii Financial says fraudsters may have electronically accessed certain personal and account information for approximately 40,000 of its clients.

For the partisans, each can claim victory for their leader. No one laid an egg or knocked it out of the park. Each leader played the part that was expected of them — Wynne contrite about the mistakes she admits her government has made, yet steadfast in defence of what she sees as its successes; Ford boastful about his claims that he will do things differently while saying he’s the only one who cares about the economy; Horwath fighting a two-front war by attempting to assuage the fears that she is at once too far left and not far left enough.

US team in NKorea raises expectations of a Trump-Kim summit

Environment Canada warns southern Ontario about 'first heat event' of season

Storm Alberto maintains strength as it approaches Gulf Coast

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Hamilton Farm Crawl begins this Saturday with the first of three events planned for the summer.

Ron Brecher presents 'Introduction to Deep-Sky Image Processing with PixInsight' at Hamilton Amateur Astronomers meeting June 8

Researchers from the Firestone Institute for Respiratory Health at St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton, together with colleagues at other partnering institutions, have developed a new method to treat severe asthma.

Four people charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking

Psychedelic Sunday, the popular Q107 classic rock program hosted by Andy Frost, has abruptly signed off after 33 years. The radio show lasted three times longer than the decade it celebrates.

Crucial last TV debate looms for Ontario leaders as June 7 voting day nears

The 160-year-old home was one of the community’s first pharmacies and home to Oakville’s former Harbourmaster and his wife, an art conservator.

The news media is obsessed with the unstable stream of contradictory messages, hirings and firings, ethical failings and volatility that constitute our national politics today. But in the midst of it, most of us missed the voice of the one person in the executive branch who is almost guaranteed not to be fired and is, at the same time, most able to speak independently about what matters in the country: Melania Trump.

Monday is going to be a hot one

Teen charged with indignity to a dead body and concealing the body of a child.

— A Newfoundland-born woman has sparked a major political scandal in Scotland, alleging she suffered a decade of harassment after complaining about a sexist, racist workplace culture at her civil service office.

Ottawa police arrest suspect in shocking homicide case

Conference Board of Canada snapshot shows declining home sales, listings

Flowers, notes and candles amassed Sunday at a mural in central Dublin, the portrait of a bright-eyed young Indian woman, a bindi on her forehead, smiling out from behind the word “YES.”

— A life-and-death battle against drug dealers is being waged on the sprawling Blood reserve in southwestern Alberta, as officials struggle to keep deadly opioids away from its most vulnerable residents.

Canada’s big banks are locked in a competitive pricing war over variable-rate mortgages, but economic trends point to more interest rate hikes ahead — leaving Canadian mortgage borrowers struggling to interpret the mixed messages.

They came into the DeLand Animal Hospital together: Jeremy Floyd, his girlfriend and the dog.

Daniel Smith saw trouble brewing, and he tried to stop it.

— The stories seem as tall as the lake is deep. For hundreds of years, visitors to Scotland’s Loch Ness have described seeing a monster that some believe lurks in the depths.

Ontarians are already casting their ballots, as advanced polls opened this weekend, and Doug Ford is disrespecting them by not presenting a full platform, the NDP leader railed during Sunday's provincial election debate.

Ninalee Craig was part of prominent couple that supported a dozen culture interests in Hamilton and Burlington