Shoppers Drug Mart at 902 Mohawk Rd. E. robbed of prescription drugs Wednesday night

Police searching for man after armed robbery at Hamilton drug store

A west Mountain school is advising parents of coyote sightings on its property.

Trump says tariff announcement coming this afternoon

Late winter storm brings snow, wind and rain to parts of Atlantic Canada

Court martial continues for sailor accused of sexually assaulting crew member

Canada chasing trade deal with South American block after signing new TPP

CP NewsAlert: Crown won't appeal acquittal in rural shooting of Colten Boushie

Guelph police seek public's help finding alleged hit-and-run driver

UK: nerve agent attack on ex-spy was 'brazen and reckless'

Northeast wakes up to deep snow, power outages

S. Korea leader sees more obstacles ahead to disarm N. Korea

Aid convoy to Damascus rebel-held suburb postponed

Philando Castile's death was live-streamed on Facebook by his girlfriend in the moments after Castile was shot by a Minnesota police officer during a traffic stop in 2016.

A grieving New Brunswick mother says someone in the health care system needs to take responsibility for the death of her five-week-old daughter, and she wants answers.

The former city of Stoney Creek is being fingered as the source of 180,500 cubic metres of pre-existing waste at the Taro industrial dump that is forcing the site’s owner to seek a licence amendment to boost its capacity by that amount.

They spoke about everything from Google and global warming to silly fads and how physics would keep Spider-Man grounded in real life.

"We believe, and our counsel believes, that this is a perfectly valid interpretation of 'national security' the way that it's used in section 232, which is much broader than you might think in terms of usual parlance." — U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross, Feb. 16.

If you can buy your groceries or a vacation online with your credit card, why not a condo?

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A local group of hunters is questioning the sustainability of the annual Haudenosaunee deer hunt in the Dundas Valley Conservation Area.

Britain's top domestic security official on Thursday described the nerve agent used in the attack on a former Russian spy and his daughter as "very rare," though she refused to say whether investigators know exactly what it is or where it came from.

Danish inventor Peter Madsen went on trial Thursday accused of tying up and torturing Swedish reporter Kim Wall before he either cut her throat or strangled her during a trip on his private submarine in August.

For the second time in less than a week, a storm rolled into the Northeast with wet, heavy snow Wednesday, grounding flights, closing schools and bringing another round of power outages to a corner of the country still recovering from the previous blast of winter.

Mattel just released the collection of heroine Barbie dolls, Frida Kahlo, Amelia Earhart, and Katherine Johnson, and they couldn't house a vital organ among them.

Niagara Falls couple charged after 'rash' of daytime break-ins: police

Several people who own Amazon's Echo speakers have reported a strange bug: The Alexa voice assistant has been laughing for apparently no reason.

What started out as a blessing for Markham couple Ayesha Riaz and Ahmad Saleem with the birth of their baby boy at Markham Stouffville Hospital turned tragic when the 24-year-old new mom died just days later from a strep A infection.

In honour of International Women’s Day, meet 11 inspiring local women. They are trailblazers, peacemakers, game-changers and survivors.

But posting on The Tower’s Facebook page say it’s supportive of Saturday night’s vandalism

Formal tariff announcement is expected Thursday afternoon

Riders urge council to spend more improving service, not just fixing cancellations

Donavan Hines, wanted for robbery and shooting, escaped through residence on Cedar Avenue Tuesday night, police say.

CAS support worker told couple it was part of their duty to teach the girls about the Easter Bunny

Registration period for Ontario Tory leadership vote extended by one day

The province won’t grant a request from Hamilton’s public and Catholic school boards for more time to realign their political structure to reflect new ward boundaries for this fall’s municipal election.

Liberals look to promote changes to benefit for Canada's working poor

Justin Trudeau plans to visit Hamilton on Tuesday to tour the city’s steel industry. Trudeau plans to tour plants and meet with union officials, workers and others who have a stake in the industry. He also plans to hold a “round-table” discussion in light of U.S. President Donald Trump’s push to impose tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum exports, press secretary Chantal Gagnon says.

Incorrect information appeared in a special insert about International Women's Day in Wednesday's Spectator. The film “Status Quo?” will not be showing at Grace Church Hall on Thursday, March 8 at 2 p.m. As well, the church is on 1107 Main St. W. The Spectator regrets the errors.

PM plans show of solidarity with Canadians who'd be most hurt by U.S. tariffs

Spin Master revenue increases 30% in latest quarter, profits significantly up

Bell clerical workers ratify agreement that includes paid domestic violence leave

— Austrian police said at least three people were injured in a knife attack Wednesday on the streets of Vienna, with the attacker possibly injuring a fourth nearby.

— The second big, blustery storm to hit the Northeast in less than a week brought wet, heavy snow Wednesday to a corner of the country where tens of thousands of people were still waiting for the power to come back on from the previous bout.

— Ontario saw a spike in opioid-related deaths for much of last year compared to 2016, according to the latest government data.

'Potential carve-outs' for Canada, Mexico on tariffs, White House suggests

Rejected rainbow crosswalk in Merritt, B.C., sparks broader community support

City hopes traffic snarls will be “just a bad memory” by the weekend

Canadian pulse farmers hoping India, Canada find agreement by June

. — Sex offenders should be banished from Inuit communities, a spokesperson for a women’s group in Labrador has told the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.