Gas prices in Niagara jumped by as much as 16 cents a litre overnight Tuesday, fuelled by "gas bar shenanigans," says GasBuddy.com senior petroleum analyst Dan McTeague.

TMX Group sells stake in fixed income index business, terms not disclosed

Second Cup wants to convert some of its coffee shops into cannabis dispensaries.

Federal Court rules hearing can proceed on pesticides blamed for bee deaths

Dwight Perry has amassed $25,000 in unpaid fines, his lawyer is fighting to see tickets against him dismissed

Last Friday, Myles Shumlanski sped down the highway to the scene of a nightmare.

Hockey moms urge Canadians to join Jersey Day: 'We are all one team'

Sexual harassment in the workplace is an 'epidemic,' says human resources survey

NAFTA deal 'not close at all': Union leader Jerry Dias, from Washington talks

Alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur set to appear in Toronto court

Trans Mountain pipeline talks to be held behind closed doors, Morneau insists

Trump: Syria attack 'very soon or not so soon at all!'

Zuckerberg: Regulation 'inevitable' for social media firms

Military plane crashes in Algeria, 257 dead

When I downloaded a copy of my Facebook data last week, I didn’t expect to see much. My profile is sparse, I rarely post anything on the site, and I seldom click on ads. (I’m what some call a Facebook “lurker.”)

Trump tweets about conspiracies he sees behind challenges

An Etobicoke man clocked riding his motorcycle at speeds in excess of 225 km/h on the Queen Elizabeth Way was slapped with a hefty fine and an admonition from a local judge.

ST. CATHARINES — There are a lot of ways to describe Hamilton’s come-from-behind win over the Niagara IceDogs, but Bulldogs coach John Gruden probably captures it best: “Good teams in desperation moments on the road know what’s at stake and they go and get it done,” he said.

The glee was palpable in the right-wing corners of the internet and media at the news that House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., was leaving at the end of the year. There, Ryan's departure was greeted not with hand-wringing but celebration, as if it were a Super Bowl victory.

The Hamilton Conservation Authority will spray five areas of the Dundas Valley with a biological insecticide this spring to stave off a gypsy moth infestation that is threatening oak, sugar maple, beech and white pine trees.

A 23-year-old man was sent to hospital with non-life threatening injuries after he was hit with some type of metal bar and robbed, police said early Thursday.

Two people charged in alleged neglect of female in their care

Only 67 per cent of Hamilton-area patients got a hip or knee replacement within the province’s maximum wait target

Sometimes leadership means recognizing that train in the distance is headed straight at you and doing something about it before you are forced to jump out of the way.

Amal Clooney is photographed on the cover of May's Vogue magazine looking as she always does, which is extraordinarily stylish, extremely pretty and vaguely amused that you are staring at her. She is the world's most famous human rights lawyer about whose work the average person knows very little. She is a celebrity by marriage — to actor George Clooney, about whose work everyone knows a lot.

A social activist organization is looking to establish a chapter on Hamilton Mountain.

Two office staffers with Mountain MPP Monique Taylor and one with east Hamilton-Stoney Creek MPP Paul Miller have alleged workplace bullying and discrimination

Hamilton police officer Craig Ruthowsky denied that he was trying to make one of his drug dealer sources believe he was a “corrupt cop” in his dealings with him.

Trudeau heads to Peru, Paris and London on 10-day, double-summit trip

Who are we? Where do we come from? What do we do and how much money do we earn?

Urban chicken owners will remain outlaws in Hamilton.

The family of Dayna Brons says the 25-year-old died Wednesday afternoon in Saskatoon hospital from injuries sustained in last Friday’s crash.

The provincial election on June 7 is still a couple of months away, but the City of Hamilton wants to make sure that local issues are discussed in the campaign.

— Saudi Arabia faced a flurry of attempted attacks by Yemen’s rebels on Wednesday, with the kingdom’s defence forces saying they intercepted missiles that targeted Riyadh and another city, and drones targeting an airport and an Aramco oil facility in the country’s south.

Correctional officers are not allowed to access inmates’ sealed medical information after release from hospital, jail health manager reveals

— Four senators — two Republicans and two Democrats — are taking a step to protect special counsel Robert Mueller’s job as President Donald Trump has angrily mused about firing him.

The family of Dayna Brons says the 25-year-old died Wednesday afternoon in Saskatoon hospital from injuries sustained in last Friday’s crash.

Alberta premier says 'something' coming from Ottawa on Trans Mountain impasse

Last Friday, Myles Shumlanski sped down the highway to the scene of a nightmare.

— Video footage from the night of the deadly mosque shooting in Quebec City last year will not be made public, a judge ruled Wednesday.

Postmedia Q2 loss falls as cost-cutting, tax credit offset lower revenue

— Claiming he’s accomplished a “heckuva lot,” U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan announced Wednesday he will not run for re-election and will retire next year, injecting another layer of uncertainty as Republicans face worries over losing their majority in the fall.

Face of a killer? Police release new images in cold-case murders of B.C. couple

Thousands vow to embrace Jersey Day: 'There's healing in the helping'

An Algerian military plane carrying soldiers and their families crashed soon after takeoff Wednesday into a field in northern Algeria, killing 257 people in what appeared to be the North African nation’s worst-ever plane crash.

Two residents of a southwestern Ontario town are asking a court to overturn the municipality’s decision to keep the word “swastika” in the name of a local street, arguing the term is offensive to many.

Locations of Ontario's first four recreational pot shops announced

TORONTO — Police have identified the remains of more men suspected to have been murdered by alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur, as they expand their investigation more than four decades into the past.

Again! The weather misery this spring seems never-ending, with the latest forecast warning of freezing rain Thursday and a possible — yes — ice storm for the weekend.