Hamilton police have charged a 23-year-old man with stunt driving after a 2009 Mercedes was clocked at 165 km/h on the Red Hill Valley Parkway.

U.S. airlines are wagering that tourists will keep flocking to Cancun despite rising violence in Mexico and a warning from the State Department.

Hamilton police have charged the 23-year-old driver, impounded his car and suspended licence after early morning traffic stop

Woman calls police, unsure if someone threw the boulder or it fell as a frightful act of nature.

The 62.3 kg calf was born at 10:45 p.m. on Christmas Eve. It’s the first birth of a white rhino at the Toronto Zoo since 1990, and the fifth in the zoo’s history.

Wrapping paper, tape, gift bags lead to more trash produced over holidays

Sex, drugs and rolling into the corner: the waterbed turns 50

Disabled Canadians forced to hire lawyers by federal benefits tribunal

Proposed school closures and a seemingly endless dispute over how to keep a popular Sulphur Springs Road well flowing helped make for an interesting year.

Toronto stock index backs away from Wednesday's record high, dollar rises

The 19-year-old stopped two men harassing an unidentified "older man" shortly before he was shot

A female sergeant with nearly 20 years on the force is coming forward with claims of sexual harassment and discrimination within the Toronto Police Service, allegations detailed in a recent complaint filed to the Human Rights Tribunal on Ontario.

U19 FIBA basketball champions pick up Canadian Press team of year honours

Debt reduction remains high priority, ahead of investments and savings: CIBC

Ancaster made international news in March when 22-year-old Karim Baratov, who lived what police described as a lavish lifestyle in Ancaster, was charged by the United States government for hacking into Yahoo email accounts.

First white rhinoceros born at Toronto Zoo in 27 years has "very hair ears"

A look back at a few things that made news in the past year.

NEW HYDE PARK, N.Y. - Police in New York have arrested a father and his two sons who they say had $25 million worth of counterfeit designer accessories in their possession.

Islamic State claims attack on Shiite centre, 41 dead

New report says some progress on reducing cat overpopulation, but not enough

Blackout hits 11,000 hydro customers in Whitby, Ont.; restoration time TBD

Ontario minimum wage rises, youth pharmacare takes effect Jan. 1

Group raises money to fund new home for survivor of Quebec City mosque shooting

Two men charged after getting into a fight while clearing snow: OPP

An extreme cold warning continues for the Hamilton area as temperatures are expected to drop below -30 C overnight Wednesday.

Two young sisters found dead in a Victoria-area home on Christmas Day are being remembered as beautiful and energetic children.

For years, Carolyn Rebeyka has met friends at the same Regina bar every Friday afternoon for drinks.

A Montreal retiree had more than a million reasons to smile on Boxing Day.

It was a year of record high water levels in the Great Lakes and Hamilton Harbour and watchers are left wondering whether 2017 was a freak year or the new normal.

Liberia’s National Elections Commission continued tallying votes Wednesday from the West African nation’s presidential run-off election between a football star and the vice-president who are competing to replace Africa’s first female head of state.

Some families seeking foreign caregivers to look after their children or family members with a disability will be exempt from paying a $1,000 application fee.

California legalizes marijuana for recreational use Monday, but that won’t stop federal agents from seizing the drug — even in tiny amounts — on busy freeways and backcountry highways.

Niagara Regional police have launched a criminal investigation into the actions of the Hamilton paramedics who responded when murder victim Yosif Al-Hasnawi was shot.

At least 10 people were injured Wednesday in an explosion at a supermarket in St. Petersburg, Russia’s second-largest city and the site of a deadly subway bombing this year.

Cold snap in Ottawa forced kids hockey games on the $5.6-million rink to be moved indoors, heritage department says.

Toronto, U.S. stock markets rise in first trading day after holiday weekend

Free bird: Officer rescues snowy owl from prison barbed wire

There have been 40 shootings, including four homicides, in Hamilton this year.

Dundas, Stoney Creek, Flamborough, Huskies frustrated by lack of action to save programs.

Decision reveals N.S. judges divided on use of sexual history in Garnier case

Feds axe $1,000 fee for certain families to hire foreign nannies, caregivers

Environment Canada says it’s not about how cold it is, but how long this wave of frigid air will stay around that’s unusual.

Q: What do you do in addition to your work with veterans?

Their back door blew off in a windstorm, the power went out, and then even the barbecue ran out of propane.

Small fire in a men's change room inside the Rymal Road East building Wednesday morning

Hamilton police appealing for witnesses to help figure out what time crash happened

The grip of a double-dip La Nina is a key clue in a leading hurricane forecast’s early prediction for an above-normal storm season come June 1.

As far as Jeff Hawk is concerned, his marijuana dispensary is filling a void in Six Nations.

The DeGroote Women’s Professional Network is holding a breakfast with Dr. Brynn Winegard called “Brain Science: Secrets of Success” on Jan. 18.