At least 11 unlocked vehicles were targeted in Burlington last month

Natalie Wood — the wide-eyed beauty who grew up in the movies — was gone.

Friends and family of victims critical of social media giant for allowing campaign

Friends and family of victims critical of social media giant for allowing campaign

Hamilton’s Medical Officer of Health has issued a Cold Weather Alert for the city, effective overnight Thursday.

Because you can’t eat books, branch is providing vegetables and non-perishables in its Free Little Pantry

Michael Andlauer wants the city to decide sooner about whether to partner with him on a new building as FirstOntario Centre continues to age.

Lawyers contemplate class action to push government into cannabis amnesty

Procurement problems undermining Liberals' defence policy, analyst says

How soon is spring? Groundhogs set to make their annual predictions

Hamilton Spectator special reports and features.

States join battle to protect Great Lakes from Asian carp

Montreal Port Authority expansion project underway to compete with U.S.

Food inspection agency expands recall of caviar products over botulism concerns

Hamilton police have located and interviewed man who Al-Hasnawi was trying to help before he was shot.

— The advent of the #MeToo movement in Canadian politics has cabinet ministers speaking publicly — and young staffers, quietly — about the open secret of predatory, sexualized behaviour in political Ottawa.

Town convenes a special meeting of the planning and development council Monday where they voted unanimously to pass various aimed at restricting what can be built at the world renowned golf course.

A 42-year-old Hamilton man is facing drug and assault police charges

— Over the strong objections of his own Justice Department, President Donald Trump will clear the way for the publication of a classified memo on the Russia investigation that Republicans say shows improper use of surveillance by the FBI, say White House officials.

— Some polar bears in the Arctic are shedding pounds during the time they should be beefing up, a new study shows. It’s the climate change diet and scientists say it’s not good.

Almost 1,000 workers are trapped underground at a South African gold mine after a power failure.

— The federal government says it will immediately begin fully funding the actual costs for child welfare agencies to allow them to help Indigenous families without having to take kids away from their parents.

Former Ontario legislator Christine Elliott announced via social media she is running to lead the provincial Tories, who have been working to get back on track after their top ranks were rocked by sexual misconduct allegations last week.

— A girl believed to be 12 years old opened fire Thursday in a middle school classroom, critically wounding one classmate and injuring three others, authorities said.

— An 18-year-old man was in stable condition on Thursday after he was shot in the head following an altercation with a special constable at a courthouse in Maniwaki, Que.

'That pipeline is going to get built:' PM dismisses B.C.'s Trans Mountain move

A key Crown witness in the trial of a Saskatchewan farmer charged with shooting an Indigenous man on his property said he lied to police and the Crown about carrying a gun and breaking into a truck on the day his friend was killed.

WestJet Airlines Ltd. says Swoop, its new ultra-low-cost carrier, will launch on June 20.

— Lawyers in the case of a Nova Scotia retiree who is fighting to regain a personalized licence plate argued Thursday over a report that links derogatory comments made by U.S. President Donald Trump to the “GRABHER” plate.

— The effectiveness of this season’s flu shot has been extremely low, with the vaccine preventing only 10 to 20 per cent of infections caused by the dominant H3N2 strain affecting Canadians, researchers have found.

Candidates for Ont. Progressive Conservative leadership must register by Feb. 16

— Burlington Mayor Rick Goldring tackled issues of development and intensification, traffic, and the city’s official plan in a new format for his eighth state of the city address.

Harry Potter’s power appears to extend beyond the page, as recent Canadian research suggests listening to an audiobook from the popular fiction series can improve focus on long and boring drives.

No DNA linking accused killer to duvet, truck in Tina Fontaine's death: expert

New law will automatically bans protests to 50 metres outside of clinics. Pharmacies and other health facilities may also apply for similar buffer zones of up to 150 metres.

Details trickle out about cultural exemptions in Pacific Rim trade deal

Man pulled out a note and demanded cash from the teller, police say.

Pipelines, not carbon taxes, bigger factor in energy competitivess: report

Nova Scotia mayor announces he's gay, says someone threatened to expose him

NDP leader says Regina MP Erin Weir facing allegations of harassment

Lawyer dismisses 'scandalous' report linking contentious licence plate to Trump

MPs agree to review Parliament Hill's sexual harassment code of conduct

Lawyer warns against 'rush to prejudge' case in murders of sisters in B.C.

Effectiveness of flu shot under 20 per cent for dominant strain this season: experts

After surgery, Eagles fan frets: Did I miss the Super Bowl?

Navy commodore plays down Canada's encounter with Russian warships

Police say woman who visited courthouse will be returning facing charges

Injured men rescued from Vancouver-area mountain after altercation: police

Toronto cop disciplined after reporting alleged sexual misconduct

Man in stable condition after being shot in head at Maniwaki courthouse