Eight drug-related deaths at Hamilton Wentworth Detention Centre between 2012 and 2016

Some near-lake residents are blaming the city as well as Mother Nature for basement flooding

Deborah Bowen’s project on poetry and the environment branches into science, religion and a quaint old communication medium, the leaflet, Jeff Mahoney writes

The birds that stayed behind are having trouble finding enough food due to the lack of warm temperatures needed for vegetation to bloom

Amazon has built its brand as a digital marketplace, but it’s increasingly clear that it also needs a big physical presence to sell the devices that will further knit customers into the Amazon ecosystem.

Ottawa garage fire leaves 25 vehicles damaged

Supreme Court decision on cross-border booze could rewrite trade rules

Ottawa and Quebec reach agreements to ease tensions over asylum seekers

"We are not done," said Akash Grewal. "This is a great date, but June will be an even better one."

— Peterborough County OPP have released video surveillance images of a man wanted in a crime that happened in Bridgenorth on April 7.

As a Scouts Canada leader in Ancaster for more than four decades, Steve Paterson has always been ready to walk the talk on the youth organization’s commitment to help other people at all times.

Prosecutor asks jury to convict officer cop whose conduct he calls an “attack on the rule of law,” but defence argues the officer is the victim of a drug dealer’s fabricated story.

Jurors on Wednesday began hearing Bill Cosby’s explosive testimony about giving Quaaludes to women before sex — an old admission that’s taken on new significance at the comedian’s sexual assault retrial after a half-dozen women testified that he drugged and violated them.

An Australian website has stopped selling a T-shirt featuring a misappropriated Halifax newspaper cartoon about the Humboldt bus crash tragedy.

Scientists are suspecting that not enough winter in the Arctic has led to too much of it across the rest of Canada.

Canada's oldest blood donor says busy mind, vitamins helped her give back

STRABANE – The Optimist Club of Strabane is seeking applicants for its student bursaries.

Prosecutor asks jury to convict officer cop whose conduct he calls an “attack on the rule of law,” but defence argues the officer is the victim of a drug dealer’s fabricated story.

Prosecutor asks jury to convict officer cop whose conduct he calls an “attack on the rule of law,” but defence argues the officer is the victim of a drug dealer’s fabricated story.

A charitable group dedicated to preserving the country’s broadcasting heritage is calling on the CBC to stop destroying original television and radio broadcast materials as it moves to digitize the content.

Hamilton police report “trend” in false calls, which tie-up resources

Alberta has lifted a ban on private rehabilitation of orphaned black bear cubs.

Eight drug-related deaths at Hamilton Wentworth Detention Centre between 2012 and 2016

A well-known human rights lawyer accused the Canadian government of failing to help a Quebec man facing criminal charges in Cuba after a tragic boating accident that killed a fellow Canadian tourist.

House committee to deliver recommendations on national pharmacare plan

Ontario Premier Wynne calls Ford a 'bully,' says he's just like Trump

The person who defence lawyers hope can single-handedly sink the sexual assault case against Bill Cosby took the stand for the first time Wednesday.

Work on $1.25M overhaul expected in summer 2019

Bernier to 'postpone indefinitely' publication of book critical of Tory leader

The largest manufacturer of bump stocks, which allow semi-automatic weapons to fire rapidly like automatic firearms, announced Wednesday that it will stop taking orders and shut down its website next month.

Trudeau government rejects Liberal MPs' call for decriminalization of all drugs

CBC says it will carry on with destruction of broadcast archives once digitized

Carr says pipeline expansion will add just one more tanker a day off B.C. coast

Canada's oldest blood donor says busy mind, vitamins helped her give back

Crown calls final witness, closes its case against Nicholas Butcher

Swedish courts that found a man guilty of sex crimes against young girls in Canada and around the world based solely on the nature of his online interactions with them have set a bold new precedent by upgrading more than a dozen of his convictions to rape, a prosecutor said Wednesday.

Roots tops expectations for latest quarter, profit and sales up from year ago

Marine biologists are on the lookout for one of the most productive North Atlantic right whales left in the world, after an apparently unsuccessful attempt to free it from thick rope.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined counterparts from Britain, Australia and New Zealand on Wednesday to present a united global front against the most pressing security challenges facing their countries and the international order.

Steve Carlisle named head of Cadillac, new GM Canada president is Travis Hester

The federal public safety minister is rejecting a call from MPs to spell out explicitly in law when and how border agents can search travellers’ smartphones and other electronic devices at the border.

No need for new law on border searches of smartphones, computers: feds

Man charged after series of 'random and unprovoked' assaults in Toronto: police

A two-vehicle crash at New Street and Main Street West on Wednesday afternoon in downtown Hamilton is snarling traffic.

Toronto market makes strong gains on BoC outlook, U.S. markets up slightly

The investigation into a deadly engine failure on a Southwest jet is focusing on whether wear and tear caused a fan blade to snap off, triggering a catastrophic chain of events.

Man, 47, sexually assaulted teen girls on Toronto bus route, police allege

Shortage of EpiPens to treat severe allergic reactions has consumers concerned

Police lay two first-degree murder charges in 1991 missing persons case

Carr says pipeline expansion will add just one more tanker a day off B.C. coast