The United States escalated its financial pressure on Iran Tuesday by slapping terror sanctions on the head of its central bank and barring anyone around the world from doing business with him, underscoring President Donald Trump’s hard line after his withdrawal from the Iranian nuclear accord upset European allies.

The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce is holding a “Business After Business” event with Stinson Developments on May 24.

After years of working with silk flowers as a hobby, Crystal Latendresse was searching for a less expensive alternative, when she discovered sola wood flowers about three years ago.

Wynne and Horwath campaign in SW Ont. today while Ford holds Toronto rally

Ontario police sound alarm over perceived lack of funds for pot legalization

Runner aiming to develop into world-class competitor

April home sales dropped to a seven-year low for the month, the kickoff to the busy spring real estate season, as both sales and prices saw double-digit annual declines, the Canadian Real Estate Association reported Tuesday.

Candidates vow to add more hospital beds to the province, but one voter asks how overstuffed hospitals can do that

NewsAlert: National home sales fall 14% to lowest level in 5 years, prices down 11%

Baby bibs, blankets contain toxins Canada banned in other products: report

Hamilton police are investigating an incident inside a Walter Avenue South home

WASHINGTON - The United States escalated its financial pressure on Iran Tuesday by slapping terror sanctions on the head of its central bank and barring anyone around the world from doing business with him, underscoring President Donald Trump's hard line after his withdrawal from the Iranian nuclear accord upset European allies.

Louis Audet to resign as Cogeco CEO, will remain with cable, broadcasting company

Serious Phoenix pay issues? Need a fast fix? Call DM Lemay, say public servants

TD Bank discounts 5-year variable mortgage rate as competition heats up

Wynne and Horwath campaign in SW Ont. today while Ford holds Toronto rally

A franchisee is suing the parent company of Tim Hortons after he says it acted in bad faith when declining to renew a licence for one of his stores.

A spacecraft wouldn't know evidence of a Galilean lunar geyser if that geyser hit it in the face. Luckily, the scientists on the ground did.

Palestinians thank Canada for not supporting U.S. embassy move to Jerusalem

Call it turbulence that they just couldn’t go around.

Homemade explosive devices found at vacant Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., house: police

Flamborough-Glanbrook Liberal candidate Judi Partridge is citing her experience as a Hamilton city councillor as the reason voters should choose her on June 7.

In 1990, Ontario’s New Democrats pulled off a miracle, winning government for the first time in the province’s history.

Anthony Bourdain defends 'effective' Quebec chefs after insulting tweet

Toronto police end search of accused serial killer Bruce McArthur's apartment

NEW YORK - Author Tom Wolfe, who chronicled everything from hippies to the space race before turning his sharp eye to fiction, has died. He was 87.

Toronto's main stock index up moderately, loonie down from Monday

GENEVA - Police in southern Switzerland say they are investigating the death of a German man after a Tesla car he was driving crashed into a guardrail and burst into flames.

NewsAlert: National home sales fall 14% to lowest level in 5 years, prices down 11%

Mexico doubts that a NAFTA deal is possible by Thursday target date

The Supreme Court of Canada has ordered a new trial for a couple who used homemade remedies instead of seeking medical attention for their son who died of bacterial meningitis.

Ontario Liberal's premier says it's unacceptable that Hydro One's board decided to give themselves pay increases and that's why her government pushed for a review of the utility's compensation package.

"I guess we won't get any answers from our local Liberal candidate," said Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas Progressive Conservative candidate Ben Levitt

Police say person arrested in alleged child abduction is a stranger

Eight feet of New England dirt covered the body for 24 years. The only reason authorities knew where to find it was due to a marijuana bust.

TD Bank is looking to attract more homebuyers with a hefty discount to its variable mortgage rate as competition among Canada's biggest lenders heats up.

The last thing Meghan Markle needs this week is a scandal.

Getting sucked halfway out of a plane window is the stuff of movies and nightmares and it happens extremely rarely.

NewsAlert: National home sales fall 14% to lowest level in 5 years, prices down 11%

Twenty students at St. Michael’s elementary school are on track to get new bicycles when they graduate.

The mystery has haunted Canadians for more than a decade: One by one, human feet clad in running shoes have floated ashore on British Columbia’s southern coast with gruesome regularity.

A 42-year-old man is facing drug trafficking charges

The defence attorney for Joseph James DeAngelo Jr., the suspect in the Golden State Killer case, fought Monday against the release of case documents sought by the Los Angeles Times and other media organizations.

Hydro One says its first-quarter profit rose to $222 million, which was up 33 per cent from the same time last year.

Pauley Perrette is saying she's been kept "silent" about the reason for her departure from NCIS after 15 seasons.

The Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) says it has no plans to back away from its campaign promoting home ownership to parties and candidates in the upcoming provincial election.

Ahead of another day of protests, the death toll for those killed by Israeli forces at the Gaza boundary fence climbed to 61 on Tuesday after an infant died overnight from tear gas inhalation along with two others, according to local health officials.

Domestic dispute in Germany: Man arguing with a parrot

Hydro One first quarter profit up 33% to $222 million, dividend rising