Snowed-in residents waiting for a plow to arrive can now check the City of Hamilton website to check their street’s priority status for winter cleaning.

Louis Greenstein was 28 and working as an extra in a friend's movie in rural Pottsville, Pennsylvania. There was a lot of waiting around, and he noticed an electric cow fence.

Ottawa man sexually assaulted woman he met on dating site, police allege

CALGARY — Three Hamilton-area players have been named to Canada’s Olympic women’s hockey team for February’s Winter Olympics.

CALGARY — Three Hamilton-area players have been named to Canada’s Olympic women’s hockey team for February’s Winter Olympics.

KINGSTON, Ont. - Police say a woman who drove away after her car rolled and then landed back on its wheels is facing an impaired driving charge.

Woman drove away after car rolled and landed back on wheels, police say

BARRIE, Ont. - Police in Ontario are warning the public about an online offer that isn't worth its weight in gold.

Tracking the daily moves of the cryptocurrency craze can be exhausting.

Liberals agree to settle class action lawsuit over student loan privacy breach

MONTREAL - Canadian National Railway is testing the commercial viability of shipping dry pellets of heavy crude by rail, a process it says lessens environmental risk and could unlock offshore markets for the country's energy producers.

FERNIE, B.C. - Snow and bone-chilling cold could not dampen the enthusiasm of a British Columbia community as residents opened an outdoor ice rink Thursday night and took another step in their recovery from a deadly tragedy.

Buyer beware: high quality fake gold bars being sold online, police say

An investigation into the hunt of a large cougar by a television show host in Alberta has determined it was legal, says the province.

Fernie, B.C., celebrates opening of outdoor rink following deadly ammonia leak

My Friend Cayla, a doll with nearly waist-length golden hair that talks and responds to children’s questions, was designed to bring delight to households. But there is something else that Cayla might bring into homes as well: hackers and identity thieves.

Finally. No grainy paparazzi photos. No having to analyze the simple gestures they made while announcing their upcoming nuptials. The public finally has some up-close-and-personal, mushy and romantic Meghan Markle and Prince Harry photos to pore over.

A jury has found Christopher Garnier guilty of punching and strangling Nova Scotia police officer Catherine Campbell, rejecting his claim that the off-duty officer died accidentally during rough sex.

Feds say deficit through October at $6.3 billion as monthly spending drops

Florida, Texas may attract athletes after tax law change

Apotex: succession plan for founder Barry Sherman was in place 5 years ago

Brian Tropea doesn’t foresee much of an impact for the local harness racing industry when it comes to a new OLG gaming partnership at three area tracks.

Dick Enberg, a Hall of Fame broadcaster known as much for his excited calls of “Oh my!” as the big events he covered during a 60-year career, has died. He was 82.

“Gimme a break people. This is not normal.” That’s what Jefferson Parish Sheriff Joe Lopinto said earlier this week, when he told a news conference that his office arrested a veterinarian for shooting her next-door neighbour’s dog in the head. The animal later had to be euthanized.

Expect snowy morning commute across southern and eastern Ontario

Pope Francis needs a microscope to eye Lithuanian crib

She’s a walking advertisement for the danger of nepotism, an exemplar of class privilege and a perfect representative for Republican know-nothingism. She was supposed to be the brains of the family and the moral ballast; instead, she’s a self-righteous enabler.

A Toronto man who sold guns to Dellen Millard — who used one to kill Tim Bosma, and allegedly used another to shoot his father in the head — should be sentenced to 13 years in prison, prosecutors are arguing.

Man's injuries in police custody in Waterloo, Ont., self-inflicted, SIU says

Blues hand division leaders their second loss in 30 games this season.

One of two Wisconsin girls who tried to kill a classmate to win favour with a fictional horror character named Slender Man has been sentenced to 25 years in a mental hospital, the maximum punishment possible.

Ford Motor Co. apologized to its employees on Thursday for sexual harassment at two Chicago plants, addressing accusations that span more than a quarter-century.

A second woman has accused actor Sylvester Stallone of sexual assault, filing a police report last month in Santa Monica, Calif., according to The Hollywood Reporter and TMZ.

Juan Luis Lagunas Rosales was born in the Mexican state of Sinaloa, a mecca for cartels and the land of notorious drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán. Lagunas grew up never knowing his father. His mother left him with his grandmother as a child.

The recently revealed 14-year industry-wide arrangement to co-ordinate bread prices in Canada doesn't seem to shock experts, who say price fixing is a common and tempting practice in the country.

Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau’s role on the world stage has evolved into the “anti-Trump,” the young progressive nice guy acting as ideological counterpoint to the current White House occupant.

Dad was “a real-life superhero.” Mom was the “magnet and the glue” that held the family together.

Entire length of the Wentworth stairs also re-opened Thursday night

Rogers Communications has moved to use one of Apple’s newest smartphones, the iPhone 8, as a bargaining chip as it seeks to get customers to sign up for select service plans over the busy holiday shopping period.

A 49-year-old woman has been sentenced to six years and five months for taking part in the sexual abuse of a seven-year-old girl Hamilton girl who was advertised online.

Arbitrator says road workers were “cast as villains on a public stage because of city officials.”

A local electrician and father has been identified by Hamilton police as the man allegedly stabbed to death by his son on Stoney Creek Mountain.

A 49-year-old woman has been sentenced to six years and five months for taking part in the sexual abuse of a seven-year-old girl Hamilton girl who was advertised online.

B.C. health official wants to put safe and common opioid in vending machines

Bitumen spill would harm swimming performance of migrating B.C. salmon: study

Expect snowy morning commute across southern and eastern Ontario

'There's more than oil and gas:' Wind blowing workers in new direction

It’s that time of year again, when we hear about the profanity of “Happy Holidays” instead of “Merry Christmas,” and about Starbucks’ covert “war on Christmas,” run through their seasonal coffee cups. Inevitably, American president Donald Trump has intervened, insisting that stores everywhere “don’t have Merry Christmas. They don’t have Merry Christmas. I want them to say, ‘Merry Christmas, everybody.’ ” Once again, Americans are awakened to the terrible assaults on the Christian heritage of our nation.

The Canadian Historical Association wants to rename an annual writing award so it’s no longer associated with the country’s first prime minister.

The French company whose light rail vehicles will replace Bombardier Transportation transit vehicles under a revised contract with Metrolinx is going ahead with a plan to build those vehicles in the Toronto area.