The city has essentially settled a lawsuit with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Infrastructure Ontario and Pan Am organizers over competing complaints about construction of its $145-million stadium.

Walmart sells Canadian banking operation to U.S. firm, Canadian financier

In high school, she saw many of her peers doing or selling drugs. She was falling into that same lifestyle when she was referred to YARD.

University of Saskatchewan fires coach over recruitment of student facing charge

Border security officers are being diverted from across Canada to help with an anticipated spike in the number of asylum seekers crossing irregularly into Quebec.

Hamilton jury finds Odain Gardner, 25, guilty of first-degree murder in the death of 40-year old Neil Harris in 2016; second accused, Erick Reid, 27, who had also been charged with first-degree murder, was found guilty of the lesser charge of manslaughter.

Conway calls for improvements to GO bus service in Peterborough, while Smith pushes for passenger rail service

Two accordion players who have entertained and annoyed Toronto subway riders with their performances of the hit song “Despacito” have learned a new tune, but the city’s transit agency says the men are still breaking the law.

Armed forces arrive in B.C. as federal assistance approved for flooded areas

When the Hamilton Tiger-Cats essentially traded all-star offensive lineman Ryan Bomben to the Montreal Alouettes to move up to the No. 1 spot in the CFL draft, the pick was inevitably going to have high expectations heaped upon him.

NDP leader says she wouldn’t force council to spend $1 billion on LRT

Here’s a glance at promises Ontario’s three major political parties have made on transit:

B.C. heading to court in Alberta to stop fuel restriction law, may seek damages

Some trees will be replanted during construction, but the project is expected to axe or relocate most of the existing 600 street trees.

Progressive Conservative leader Doug Ford was in Cambridge Thursday to announce a promise to reduce the small business tax rate, but he faced a barrage of questions about recent controversies surrounding his campaign.

The honour is handed out annually by the Law Society of Ontario

Doug Ford said his party is looking into allegations that a Progressive Conservative candidate who has now resigned was involved in an alleged theft of customer data at a toll highway operator — a matter being investigated by police.

Aphria strikes deal with Southern Glazer's on cannabis distribution

Federal government mum on whether Canadian arms exports to Ukraine

Although Joanna Newman hasn’t lived in Canada for nearly 20 years, the English expat says she’ll be celebrating Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s wedding with homegrown pride.

Hamilton Port Authority says it has been able to accommodate about half of its roughly 300 customers so far

Comedian Mike Bullard, who faces more criminal charges, was released on $10,000 bail Thursday.

Farmers in southwestern Ontario lament high hydro rates, increased labour costs

The 3 major party leaders take their campaigns across southern Ont. today

Promises from Ontario's three main political parties on transit

Canada to see large shifts in fish habitat from climate change: study

A southern white rhino has become pregnant through artificial insemination at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park — giving hope for efforts to save a subspecies of one of the world’s most recognizable animals, researchers announced Thursday.

A school bus taking children on a field trip to a New Jersey historic site collided with a dump truck Thursday, ripping the bus apart, knocking it on its side and killing multiple people, officials said.

BURLINGTON — A Halton Catholic District School Board trustee who has been disciplined for her behaviour says she wishes she could explain what happened, but is bound by confidentiality rules.

Supreme Court won't hear terror suspect Mahjoub's appeal

In high school, she saw many of her peers doing or selling drugs. She was falling into that same lifestyle when she was referred to YARD.

Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano erupted anew before dawn Thursday, spewing a steely grey plume of ash about 30,000 feet (9,100 metres) into the sky that began raining down on a nearby town.

North Korea strongly criticized South Korea over ongoing U.S.-South Korean military exercises on Thursday and said it will not return to talks with its rival until Seoul resolves its grievances.

MOUNT OLIVE, N.J. - A school bus taking children on a field trip to a New Jersey historic site collided with a dump truck Thursday, ripping the bus apart and killing a teacher and student.

Progressive Conservative leader Doug Ford was in Cambridge Thursday to announce a reduction in the small business tax rate, but he faced a barrage of questions about recent controversies surrounding his campaign.

No business open to the public, and hoping to do business with the public, should have a policy that bars people from using the washroom, writes Edward Keenan.

The first wave of 140 Canadian troops is arriving in British Columbia to help communities overwhelmed by flood waters.

Peel police say Toronto police employee responsible for document breach

Second floor project may require underground remediation

Canada launched a multi-front push for a quick NAFTA deal Thursday, vowing to keep working despite a failure to complete negotiations in time to meet a politically significant target date.

The scandal-plagued former leader of Ontario’s Progressive Conservative party is writing a tell-all book detailing what he describes as his “political assassination.”

Twelve Syrian families embroiled in a landlord-tenant dispute in Hamilton over bedbugs have settled their complaints against their former landlord.

Ontario party leaders carefully pick campaign songs

Students at Holy Cross Secondary School questioned three provincial election candidates Thursday morning on education issues.

Canada is a global leader in protecting its conserved land from human destruction, but its parks are in danger of being “loved to death” by thousands of people trekking through the backcountry, says a co-author of a study that details the degradation of one-third of the world’s protected areas.

Energy, industrial stocks push up main Toronto stock index, loonie rises

OPP break up alleged drug trafficking ring in northern Ontario; 3 charged

From the outside, homebuilder Lennar’s model home in Vallejo could be any other house in a new suburban development. But that’s where the similarities end and the future begins, courtesy of a new smart-home partnership with Amazon.

Hamilton residents can now have groceries delivered to their door steps through Instacart.

As York University prepares to launch its summer semester without the involvement of 3,000 striking contract staff, students whose winter-term classes were disrupted are expressing frustration at the labour dispute, which is now into its 11th week.