Militants attack Afghan government building, 9 dead

Israel prepares for opening of US Embassy in Jerusalem

No winning ticket for Saturday night's $18 million Lotto 649 jackpot

Huron County OPP arrest man in Vanastra, Ont. homicide case

Dozens rescued from flooding in Grand Forks, B.C.; officials warn of second wave

Man dead, another in hospital after shooting north of Toronto, police say

Addiction should be looked at as a health-care, not a law-and-order, issue, they say

NDP Leader Andrea Horwath called Ford’s comments on immigration “worrisome,” and said the response showed he did not understand the question.

No injuries were reported, but damage is estimated at more than $500,000 to Malvern Road home.

Duclos hosts OECD meeting to swap tips on keeping social anxiety at bay

Ford, Wynne and Horwarth back on campaign trail after northern debate

No injuries were reported, but damage is estimated at more than $500,000 to Malvern Road home.

Couple’s playful banter as they check on their waterlogged cottage has drawn more than 26,000 views on YouTube as of Saturday afternoon.

Howarth outlined the NDP plan campaigning in Sudbury Saturday morning.

The PC leader’s campaign is defending comments on immigration that Ford made during the northern Ontario debate Friday.

Facing criticism for suggesting Ontario has to “take care of our own” before pushing for immigrants to move to northern Ontario, Doug Ford’s campaign team said the Tory leader is supportive of new Canadians and immigration.

Swaths of Liberal and NDP voters most firmly opposed to Doug Ford are preparing to switch allegiance if the other party appears to have a better chance of stopping his Progressive Conservatives, the survey finds.

Water levels in most N.B. communities expected to drop below flood stage

Hamilton officer Craig Ruthowsky wants his case halted; a judges decision is expected Monday

Ford, Wynne and Horwarth back on campaign trail after northern debate

In a commencement speech at Texas’ Rice University Bloomberg said that “an endless barrage of lies” and a trend toward “alternate realities” in national politics pose a dire threat to U.S. democracy.

Doug Ford ventures into unlamented Patrick Brown turf for rally

Vigil to mark two-month anniversary of 10-year-old Montreal boy's disappearance

Police say the driver’s injuries were serious, but not life-threatening

Unoccupied home was not badly damaged, but police and the Ontario Fire Marshal’s office have been notified.

No injuries were reported, but damage is estimated at more than $500,000 to Malvern Road home.

Sidewalk Sounds returns to Concession Street for a third season starting this Friday, May 18.

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

Where Ontario's party leaders are campaigning on May 12

Ford, Wynne and Horwarth back on campaign trail after northern debate

Federal judge approves $875 million '60s Scoop settlement after hearings

Ceremonies at Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Hamilton and in England remember RAF raids of the Second World War 75 years ago.

Police in Hamilton, Ont., seeking male suspect in daylight bank robbery

It’s something Heather Scott never wants to experience again.

The main purpose of Hamilton’s proposal to allow homeowners to point security cameras outwards is for police to get around privacy legislation says Ontario’s Information and Privacy Commissioner

A man made off with money from a Scotiabank on Fennell Avenue East

— WestJet Airlines is trying to assuage passenger anxiety by promising to provide full refunds if flights are cancelled because of a possible pilots strike.

Dr. Peter Dent received one of the country’s highest civilian honours Thursday

Upcoming local debates, eleventh-hour nominations, and Larry Di Ianni on the Spec’s election podcast

When Dr. Lori Regenstreif took a job working at the Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre in January 2016, she was eager to apply her expertise in addiction, but said she soon found resistance from an institution that seemed uninterested in change.

— Five years after a runaway oil-laden train slammed into the heart of Lac-Mégantic and killed 47 people, Ottawa and Quebec confirmed a rail bypass Friday that will ensure trains leave the municipality’s downtown core for good.

The planning consultant for Sonoma Homes says a revised residential development plan for 1.9 hectares of land at Upper Sherman and Acadia Drive should be submitted to the city some time in the fall.

New northern Ontario riding buoys francophones: 'Still fighting for our rights'

Students from elementary and high schools from both school boards climb the stairs for an hour Friday for the 12th annual Climb for Cancer at Tim Hortons Field.

Hamilton’s rental housing affordability levels have reached a critical point, with 20 per cent of tenants spending 50 per cent or more of their income on rent, a new study has found.

— Inadequate ventilation, poor maintenance and old equipment are being blamed for causing a buildup of potentially hazardous airborne mould aboard Canada’s most advanced warships, newly released Defence Department documents show.

In April, up on Baffin Island, 16 teens from Hamilton broke the ice and had a drink (water) with their 16 Inuit “twins,” paired-up counterparts from Attagoyuk School in Pang, embodying the genius for warmth that distinguishes the coldest north.

— Members of the United Nations Human Rights Council are urging Canada to improve its treatment of Indigenous people, in particular women and girls.

The top of Ontario: Isolated Fort Severn tries to chart its own course