Hamilton continues to wait to see when it will receive money from the provincial government to crack down on illegal marijuana dispensaries.

Police looking for suspect in alleged double homicide east of Toronto

Police looking for suspect in alleged double homicide east of Toronto

Stiffer rules needed on money spent by third parties in elections: report

Magna International partnering with Lyft on self-driving vehicle systems

Cancelling NAFTA would be a 'catastrophe': Trump's new senior economic adviser

An attempt at sugar-coating the sale of grey-market Mars bars and M&M’s in Canada has fallen flat with Ontario’s top court, which sided with the Canadian maker of the candy in a decision slamming an upstart confectioner’s conduct.

Toys “R” Us Canada maintains it’s still business as usual, even as its U.K. counterpart announced it would shutter all 75 locations in the country.

The union representing workers at Hamilton Specialty Bar, currently in receivership, is optimistic it will have a buyer for the plant by March 26.

Airbnb for cars?

Apps that allow home chefs to sell dishes prepared in their personal kitchens have cropped up in Canada, but uncertainties about health regulations and the strength of consumer demand are raising questions about whether the business models are blue ribbon-worthy or half-baked fads.

Ryerson University confirms bedbugs were found in one of its classrooms

NDP leader says Sikhs should not turn to violence in push for human rights

Trans Mountain seeks permanent injunction against protesters in court

Steel, aluminum worth billions to Canada

A Stoney Creek man has been charged with a number of offences after windows were smashed in the early hours at the Capitol Bar at 973 King St. E.

Hamilton police have charged three Hamilton men with possession of child pornography following “Project Frost Byte,” a two-week investigation focusing on the use of the internet to commit child exploitation offences.

NewsAlert: Father of B.C. climber reports his son and another climber are dead in Alaska

No inquiry necessary in case of slain Indigenous teen: Manitoba justice minister

Police have charged a 32-year-old woman with trafficking after conducting a search at an illegal marijuana dispensary close to a daycare centre.

Ontario set to unveil details of how it will spend federal infrastructure funds

Stephen Hawking helped elevate Canada's science profile

— A growing and aging population is adding pressure to Ontario’s health-care system and spending isn’t keeping up — a situation that could result in compromised quality of care if left unaddressed, the province’s fiscal watchdog warned Wednesday.

Lights out, flights grounded as storm lashes Atlantic region

An Ontario man found guilty of killing a young Toronto woman who vanished five years ago is appealing his first-degree murder conviction and sentence, saying the verdict was unreasonable and the sentence too harsh.

Ontario man accused of defrauding eight Syrian refugee families: police

Federal privacy commissioner seeks info from Loblaw following reports

Toronto stock market moves higher, while U.S. stocks mixed; Loonie slips lower

Mark Smich appeals first-degree murder conviction for killing Laura Babcock

Dylan's Candy Bar opens first Canadian location at Toronto airport

Police looking for suspect in alleged double homicide east of Toronto

The provincial government is providing Hamilton with $483,103 in funding to be allocated to the city’s 13 business improvement areas.

Report will go to planning committee next week on project that proposes to build the tallest building in the lower city.

Ontario health spending not keeping pace with aging population: FAO

There was a lot of love in the air at Niagara Health’s Douglas Memorial hospital in Fort Erie on Tuesday afternoon.

"Rest assured, we are in a situation were the illegal activity will not persist," said Hamilton Liberal MPP Ted McMeekin

Hamilton-based Dawson’s Hot Sauce has hit the celebrity market.

Ryerson University confirms bedbugs were found in one of its classrooms

Hamilton police have charged a Stoney Creek man with 18 counts of possession of stolen property after seizing more than $20,000 worth of stolen goods from a townhouse in February.

“Parents would have concern about cannabis being available beside candy bars in corner stores,” the premier said.

A 32-year-old Hamilton woman faces charges after police conducted a raid at Skip the Dealer marijuana dispensary at 438 Hwy. 8 in Stoney Creek on March 13.

Nothing sweet about sales of grey-market candy, Appeal Court rules

NDP leader says Sikhs should not turn to violence in push for human rights

— In his final years, the only thing connecting the brilliant physicist to the outside world was a couple of inches of frayed nerve in his cheek.

Peladeau says Quebecor has $2 billion available for networks, stock buybacks

— Justin Trudeau is crediting the co-ordinated efforts of business, labour and political leaders for securing an exemption for Canadian steel and aluminum from the recent threat of U.S. trade duties.

First Cobalt to acquire US Cobalt in a friendly stock deal amid growing interest

NewsAlert: Father of B.C. climber reports his son and another climber are dead in Alaska

The self-employed landscaper is charged with the first-degree murder of six men

— Brian McKeever’s bitterness over the 2010 Vancouver Olympic snub cost him the better part of two seasons, and robbed him of his love of the sport.