What began as a simple attempt at dinner from a jar turned into quite the saga for a Scarborough raccoon.

A group of buyers in an Oakville subdivision say they have been trapped in a unique period in the GTA housing market that has left them in an “impossible” situation.

World-class cross-country mountain biker came home after Easter weekend to find them gone

A campaign is underway to close the Pacifico medicinal marijuana shop that opened recently on Concession Street.

Ford scrapping media bus for campaign suggests Tories want him out of the hot seat: experts

Thousands remain without electricity in wake of powerful wind storm

Energy, environment to be focus of Trudeau trip to western Canada

Man charged in Ontario double homicide faces additional charges

Truck driver and 2 horses die in Quebec highway crash

Nearly 100,000 customers without power in southern Ontario due to windstorm

The province has rejected the Hamilton public school board’s funding request for an elementary school that was to be the heart of a proposed community hub on the Sir John A. Macdonald Secondary School property.

Astronomers estimate there could be about 10,000, maybe more, according to Wednesday’s journal Nature.

Less than a week after a man took cigarettes from a store in Mississauga’s of the New Credit First Nation, Haldimand OPP have made an arrest.

A Hamilton police officer on trial for corruption testifies in his own defence.

Power outages, shingles fly of roofs, trees bear the brunt

The amount of vacant office space in Hamilton’s greater downtown area shrunk for a second year in a row in 2017 — but large office towers continue to be a tough sell.

Real estate sales in Hamilton-Burlington have plummeted for the third straight month — and this time prices took a sizeable tumble as well.

— A teacher walkout in Oklahoma entered its third day Wednesday in a red state rebellion stretching from West Virginia to Arizona that is putting Republican lawmakers on the spot politically.

— A Canadian Coast Guard icebreaker is smashing through pack ice off the northeast coast of New Brunswick as crab fishermen in the area prepare to head out on the water earlier than usual this season.

Fourteen people have been charged in a string of residential break-and-enters that targeted homes across the Greater Toronto Area, with as much as $2.7 million in personal property stolen, police said Wednesday.

Hamilton employers are expecting a strong hiring climate for the second quarter of 2018, according to the latest ManpowerGroup Employment Outlook Survey.

World trading order facing biggest threats since Second World War: Freeland

Trudeau's environment and economy balancing act to play out on western tour

— Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canadians need to have a conversation about whether to allow women and men to be paid to donate eggs or sperm for fertility treatments.

Alberta set to introduce bill mandating safe zones around abortion clinics

— A Vancouver sex-trade activist recounted the justice system’s failure to protect women who were killed or have disappeared as posters of missing persons were shown on screens Wednesday at a national inquiry.

One child from Alberta First Nation dead, others in hospital; RCMP

Shooting at Oak Avenue house appears to be drug deal gone bad

Straws, coffee cups targets of Vancouver strategy to cut down on plastic garbage

PM says time to talk about lifting ban on paying sperm, egg donors

New Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford is making a stop in Peterborough on Friday for a rally at the Kinsmen Civic Centre.

NATO chief praises plan to grow Canadian military, hopes for more

The Ontario Municipal Board is gone — but its unfinished business threatens months or even years of delay for major projects ranging from condo towers to waterfront redevelopment.

World-class cross-country mountain biker came home after Easter weekend to find them gone

A 37-year-old man has been charged with fraud fallowing an investigation into stolen cheques, city police said.

A man was approached from behind on Barton, near Sanford Tuesday afternoon

Police say the assult reported by a 41-year-old Kitchener woman never occured

A Cambridge man who police said coached minor hockey in Waterloo Region for decades was handcuffed and led off to jail on Wednesday after he was caught with thousands of child pornography images and videos.

An estimated 529 homes in Carlisle are without power as result of the high winds that left 84,000 Hydro One customers without power this afternoon.

— A Montreal-born yoga instructor had told friends she wanted to break up with her boyfriend hours before he allegedly murdered her and tried to kill himself inside her Halifax-area home, a Crown lawyer said Wednesday.

Trudeau travels to Lima, Peru, Paris and London later this month

Nearly 100,000 customers without power in southern Ontario due to windstorm

— Police have charged a high school student as they investigate several cases of graffiti threatening shootings at schools.

— Social housing providers reliant on federal funding will receive some short-term financial help starting this week to eventually keep 55,000 units available for low-income families.

The province has rejected the Hamilton public school board’s funding request for a JK-8 school that was to be the heart of a proposed community hub on the Sir John A. Macdonald Secondary School property.

Federal govt giving $100M to Ontario's green home retrofit program

Greater Toronto home sales in March down 39.5 per cent from year ago

During a stop in Welland, Ont. PC leader Doug Ford said, should the party be elected, there is no firm plan to honour the commitment from the ruling Liberals to deliver GO Train service to Niagara by 2021.

Privacy commissioner calls for more legal remedies to harmful personal information