The Ontario government is pushing back against New York State's Buy American law by limiting public sector procurement with suppliers in that state.

Ontario limits use of New York iron to push back against Buy American law

Medical marijuana users set lobbying push on federal cannabis tax proposal

You rock! Saskatchewan university helps restore teen's geology museum

Teen rescued 12 hours after falling into Los Angeles pipe

The owner of a Brampton trucking company, who was part of a conspiracy to smuggle an estimated $120 million in cocaine across Niagara border crossings, has been sentenced to 15 years behind bars.

Two men, once made mortal enemies by war, meet in a different key, one of peace and friendship, in Hamilton, writes Jeff Mahoney

Leavened goods like bread and items made from yeast, such as beer, are banned during the Jewish holiday.

Man arrested for allegedly deploying pepper spray in government building

Stella Artois says it’s recalling beer packaged in 330 millilitre glass bottles as a safety precaution.

Up to 30 people possibly exposed to a used needle at Toronto health fair

Provincial police investigate after two people found dead in Kenora

Texas man who invoked 'affluenza' defence released from jail

Kremlin: Trump invited Putin to White House, but no date set

A multibillion dollar fleet renewal program undertaken by shipping companies like Algoma Central Corp. and Canada Steamship Lines over the last number of years is the highest praise the St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corp. can get said its spokesperson.

In the poet's words: Georgette LeBlanc on libraries, writing and poetry

Georgette LeBlanc looks to raise profile of parliamentary poet laureate

Torstar hiring 20 reporters as it rebrands and revamps Metro urban dailies

In the March 29 edition of the Ancaster News, in an article about the proposed development at 121 Fiddler’s Green, Matt Johnston of Urban Solutions was incorrectly identified and his name was misspelled. The Ancaster News apologizes for the error

Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, whose hallowed place in the pantheon of South Africa’s liberators was eroded by scandal over corruption, kidnapping, murder and the adulterous implosion of her fabled marriage to Nelson Mandela, died early Monday in Johannesburg. She was 81.

A family of three are displaced after their home near Puslinch Lake was destroyed by fire.

Anti-apartheid activist Winnie Madikizela-Mandela dies

In the story "BIAs get boost from province" in the March 22 edition of the Mountain News, Concession Street BIA executive director Cristina Geissler indicated her excitement about a number of new businesses opening up in the area. Geissler did not discuss a new marijuana dispensary with our reporter and offered no comment on that business opening on Concession Street.

Driver charged with racing after car seen going 50 km/h over limit

Information from the SUV’s software shows the vehicle was stopped before it sped off a rocky cliff. Five of the family members were found dead and three more are still missing.

April is Sikh Heritage Month and to promote diversity and inclusiveness, the Sikh Heritage Month Hamilton committee has organized various events in April.

Republic Steel, a company on Chatham Street that cut and shaped coiled steel into parts for the automotive and other industries, is closing its operations and being moved to Ohio.

Data from SUV shows deadly wreck may have been intentional

Witnesses forever changed by MLK's final days

Malala Yousafzai ends her 1st Pakistan visit since shooting

Cosby jury being picked amid anti-sexual misconduct movement

China space lab mostly burns up on re-entry in south Pacific

President Donald Trump continued to rage over immigration Monday, calling on Congress to pass border legislation using the "Nuclear Option if necessary."

Ottawa has 'turned a corner' in First Nations child welfare: Philpott

Hudson's Bay Co. says Saks Fifth Avenue stores affected by data breach

Female-centred ride-hailing apps on the rise in spite of hurdles, women say

Quebec's future in flux as six-month countdown to provincial election begins

Police seek a man who revved an ATV on the lawn of Ingersoll home

Russia asks chemical weapons agency for answers in spy case

Industry says 5G technology rollout depends on timely access to spectrum

That Jennen Johnson of Toronto was home with a new kidney on Easter Sunday had to be divine intervention, she believes.

Police watchdog investigating officer-involved shooting in Sudbury, Ont.

Dundas’ oldest building has been taken off the market, for now, and the current owner has paid enough taxes to remove a city lien and prevent a tax arrears sale of the estimated 214-year-old structure.

Hamilton’s public school board is preparing to potentially sell Nora Frances Henderson Secondary School — formerly Barton — once its replacement on the south Mountain is built.

The suspect was airlifted to hospital after police closed down Highway 401 to land an Ornge air ambulance.

No less than 17 teams from across the country battled for the title of game made famous in Harry Potter

— If current polling projections hold, Canadians could be reintroduced to a political reality in Quebec not seen since the late 1960s — a party other than the federalist Liberals or the sovereigntist Parti Québécois running the province.

— Hudson’s Bay Co. is the latest Canadian company to possibly have customer credit card data stolen.

Iolanda Mercanti died Jan. 13 at the age of 95

The women behind the slowly growing number of ride-hailing apps catering to female passengers and drivers say the hurdles they’ve had to overcome to get their services on the road demonstrate exactly why they’re necessary in the first place.