Two dozen southern Ontario companies — including one from Hamilton — have been chosen to receive seed funding by Bioenterprise Corporation.

Driver charged after bus carrying 13 kids involved in Lakeshore, Ont., crash

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defended his decision to sign a Trans-Pacific trade deal that excludes the United States and says he is sure a new North American trade pact is within reach.

The decades-long mystery of the identity of a Swiss mummy found buried in a churchyard was finally solved — and she’s related to British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson.

Scientists moved the hands of the symbolic "Doomsday Clock" closer to midnight on Thursday amid increasing worries over nuclear weapons and climate change.

Thunder Bay, Ont., police chief found not guilty of obstruction and breach of trust

JACKSON, Miss. - Shoppers can now buy fake urine to defeat drug tests, but Mississippi lawmakers are fighting back with what they are calling the "Urine Trouble" bill.

Cow escapes farm to run free with wild bison in Poland

Michael Joyce’s memory, and some of his speech have been snatched by Alzheimer’s. The disease is so advanced that he forgot he was married to his wife of 38 years. But he is in love with her, and he is also an honorable man, so he proposed to her on a recent morning. She said yes.

Hamilton police charge four after two searches

A Hamilton charity is one of three organizations chosen by the province to help black youth rise above racial prejudices to promote their strengths and anti-violence messages.

About 60 elementary students at Green Acres school who live in the Riverdale area are set to switch to Lake Avenue school this fall.

Ron Jeremy won’t be allowed at the porn industry’s biggest award show after multiple accusations of rape and sexual assault.

Rogers Communications reports $419M Q4 profit, wireless business boosts revenue

The move coincides with the company's 40th year in business.

Canadian dollar continues rising as Toronto stock index slides lower

NDP MP apologizes for comments on abortion-rights requirement in jobs program

Reaction to sexual misconduct allegations against Patrick Brown

Sears Canada customers left without a warranty for appliances purchased from the defunct chain might have felt reassured by radio and TV ads from competitors promising to honour their warranties, but experts say consumers should look at the details before signing up.

Toronto police officer charged with assault after 2017 cyclist arrest

The city will try to sell its prized harbourfront building – including the former Sarcoa restaurant – after voting Wednesday to end a long-term lease with the Hamilton Waterfront Trust.

Oprah Winfrey is not running for president.

Who could replace Patrick Brown? A look at potential candidates to lead Ontario PCs

Be wary of rival chains offers on Sears Canada warranties: experts

Man killed in Highway 401 crash in Kingston, Ont., provincial police say

Cara Operations Ltd.’s deal to buy The Keg restaurants is the latest consolidation move in an industry dominated by three operators that account for one-sixth of restaurant sales in Canada.

A commuter train derailed near Milan on Thursday, killing at least three people and injuring dozens of others, at least five of them seriously.

Ontario government agency urges doctors to use caution when prescribing opioids

The Progressive Conservatives are scrambling to find a new leader in the wake of Patrick Brown’s sudden resignation after a sexual impropriety scandal just four months before the Ontario election.

Ontario PCs to meet to select interim leader

The ability to smile is a gift Kelsey Ferrill doesn’t take for granted.

30-year-old suffered life-threatening injuries when he crashed into parked cars in a spa parking lot

The Hamilton Police major fraud unit continues to see a rise in the number of people who fall victim to online fraud. Frequent scams involve criminals pretending to be government officials seeking money for taxes or immigration fees. Scammers wil

Hamilton police say they’ve identified man wanted for knifepoint robbery Jan. 18

Statistics Canada says November retail sales up 0.2 per cent to $50.1 billion

City council is discussing the prospect of an early end to the Hamilton Waterfront Trust lease on the former Sarcoa restaurant building the dominates the public harbourfront.

Former aspiring model Brittney Lewis claims that magician David Copperfield drugged and assaulted her when she was 17 years old.

After 41 productions since it began in 2007, the Hamilton community theatre company is closing its doors, says founder and artistic director Jason Dick.

To most internet users, Grumpy Cat — the feline with a furry frown — is a minor celebrity that capitalized on the popularity of memes in 2012 as a perpetual sourpuss. One of the most famous images of the cat, for example, was overlaid with the text, “I had fun once. It was awful.”

Campbell Soup will close its factory in Toronto within the next 18 months and shift production to the U.S., a move that will leave 380 workers here without a job.

After seven days of listening to more than 160 girls, women and parents describe the impact of his sexual abuse, disgraced gymnastics physician Larry Nassar turned to the courtroom Wednesday and quietly attempted an apology, saying, “There are no words that can describe the depth and breadth for how sorry I am for what has occurred.”

What made Aaron Hernandez kill — and kill himself?

NewsAlert: Ontario Tory Leader Patrick Brown 'categorically' denies 'troubling allegations'

Ontario plans elevator availability law; report makes 19 recommendations

Baloney meter: Is Justin Trudeau's ethics breach a first in Canadian history?

Two new Canadian proposals will test whether NAFTA talks have hope of success

Liberals to end community mail box conversions, but won't restore door-to-door

One gunman is in hospital and police continue to search for at least one other shooter after a gunfight on a Hamilton Mountain street.

The hit sitcom Friends was many things to many people when it aired in the ’90s. For some it was a painful reminder of the spacious apartment they’d never find. For me it was a last resort: the bland alternative to Seinfeld that my family begrudgingly watched when nothing else (a.k.a. Seinfeld) was on. But apparently for millions of other people, Friends was a warm and hilarious portrait of life in the big city that would remain in their hearts forever. What it wasn’t, however, was offensive.

Stripper poles, coffin, velociraptor up for grabs in auction