“We really need to, I think, restructure and reorganize how we look for missing children,” Paula Bali, mother of Mekayla Bali, said Friday.

Man succumbed to his injuries at the hospital after scaffolding fell on him.

Crane operators protest in front of Couillard's Montreal office

Move comes after agencies have trouble finding landlords for life-saving service

Manitoba New Democrats hear of harassment and bullying within party

Volunteers ponying up shelter for livestock uprooted by N.B. floods

NASA launches InSight spacecraft to Mars to dig down deep

The president claimed that Democrats want to “outlaw guns”

A robotic geologist armed with a hammer and quake monitor rocketed toward Mars on Saturday, aiming to land on the red planet and explore its mysterious insides.

Wind gusts of close to 120 km/h were observed in the wake of a cold front that moved across the province

Hydro One says high wind and thunderstorms have cut power to 160,000 customers

There's every reason to believe it will be an increasingly apt description over the next few months, writes Paul Berton

After 20 years in the blast furnace of steelworker union politics, one of the area’s most well known trade unionists is stepping down. Bill Ferguson is retiring as Local 8782 president at Stelco Lake Erie Works

More than 200,000 without power following disastrous Ontario wind storm

Impaired driver hits cars, pedestrians near Toronto's Union Station

Starbucks Canada to provide inclusiveness training for corporate stores, offices

Trump: North Korea summit plans set; drawdown not on table

No winning ticket for Friday night's $55 million Lotto Max jackpot

Globe and Mail wins in 6 of 21 categories at National Newspaper Awards

Spectator investigative reporter Steve Buist has won a National Newspaper Award for sports writing.

As of Friday night, the electrocution remained Hamilton’s only fatality amidst countless power outages and reports of building damage

As of Friday night, the electrocution remained Hamilton’s only fatality amidst countless power outages and reports of building damage

Hydro One says high wind and thunderstorms have cut power to 160,000 customers

Toyota Canada plants to get $1.4B upgrade, Ottawa, Ontario to pitch in

Move comes after agencies have trouble finding landlords for live-saving service

Hydro One says high wind and thunderstorms have cut power to 160,000 customers

The point-in-time count showed an almost 30 per cent drop compared to 2016

City council may soon be looking for a safe drug injection site to be set up in a Hamilton hospital.

The Kilauea volcano sent more lava into Hawaii communities Friday, a day after forcing more than 1,500 people to flee from their mountainside homes, and authorities detected high levels of sulphur gas that could threaten the elderly and people with breathing problems.

Lear Ajax workers to vote on tentative deal amid uncertain future for plant

Garner Road may be under construction throughout the spring and summer, but the businesses along the main artery will still be open during the work.

An innovative way of delivering drugs to specific targets has helped a McMaster University professor win a major Canadian research prize.

Hungry bear breaks into California home, snacks on fruit

— Canada’s largest city is the latest of a host of municipalities to crack down on payday lenders with bylaws to impose restrictions on their business activities and rein in the number of physical locations.

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada Inc. announced Friday it will invest $1.4 billion in its Cambridge and Woodstock assembly plants to build the newest model of the RAV4 sport utility vehicle.

High winds are wreaking havoc in Hamilton yet again with gusts peeling siding off buildings, toppling construction hoarding, ripping down hydro wires and closing portions of the highway.

Hydro One says high wind and thunderstorms have cut power to 160,000 customers

FLAMBOROUGH – High winds, with gusts up to 110 km/hr, are wreaking havoc in Flamborough — and beyond.

Dwight Perry said he started getting summons to court for panhandling charges just before start of Pan Am Games

It’s the first time the university will host a CIHR institute.

Hydro One says high wind and thunderstorms have cut power to 160,000 customers

The John Howard Society’s successful youth-at-risk program does not have funding past August

The fire broke out around 5:30 p.m.

Hamilton police charge 39-year-old Brampton man in break in and theft from transport business

— First Nations leaders are calling on a northern Ontario university to rescind the appointment of a provincial judge as interim dean of the institution’s law school, saying he sentenced several Indigenous leaders to prison for protecting their lands.

Dwindling caribou herds in Alberta, B.C. face dire threat: federal government

Feds plan for temporary housing at highly trafficked Quebec border crossing

— The federal government is planning to build temporary housing for up to 520 people at a Quebec border crossing that has seen an influx of asylum seekers.

Two more sections of the new multi-use pathway running east-west through downtown Burlington are open. These sections stretch from Elizabeth Street to John Street and John Street to Brant Street. Work continues on the remainder of the project, including relocating hydro wires and installing a public art piece and decorative panels.

— New Brunswick’s capital is shifting to clean-up mode after extreme flooding, even as downstream communities including the industrial hub of Saint John prepare for unprecedented flood waters still to come.