Public asked to report suspected impaired drivers in Operation Lookout

Mississippi boy dials 911 to say Grinch stealing Christmas

Stoney Creek Furniture raised $18,600 for Hamilton Food Share through its Wraps It Up event, held on Nov. 15.

Multiple people were killed Monday morning after an Amtrak train they were traveling on derailed in Washington state, according to local authorities.

Former Halifax firefighter gets apology for systemic gender discrimination

Lebanese authorities on Monday arrested a local Uber driver suspected of killing a British woman who worked for the U.K. Embassy in Beirut and whose body was found beside a motorway east of the city with a rope around her neck.

TACOMA, Wash. An Amtrak train has derailed roughly 64 kilometres south of Seattle, spilling cars onto a busy interstate.

'Resilient, but tired:' Mental effects of wildfire lingering in Fort McMurray

OMERS and partner selling plastics firm Husky in US$3.85 billion deal

Statistics Canada estimates the cannabis market in 2015 worth as much as $6.2B

In what may have been a case of mistaken identity, a 15-year-old boy who was helping his stepdad deliver the Chicago Tribune and other newspapers was shot and killed Sunday morning on the city’s Southwest Side, police said.

Athash Priyan was excited about being a big brother for the first time and sleeping in his brand new home.

Ontario announces new Toronto hospice for the homeless

Hershey Co. is expanding further beyond chocolate, agreeing to buy the owner of SkinnyPop popcorn and Tyrrell’s potato chips for $921 million.

'Case not made' for Liberal bill's problematic cyberspy powers, researchers say

Jack Loft has been inducted as the new president of the Realtors Association of Hamilton-Burlington for 2018.

Track Palin, the oldest son of former Alaska governor Sarah Palin, was arrested Saturday night after an alleged domestic violence incident in Wasilla, Alaska, according to online court records. It was the second time in two years he has been arrested on charges related to domestic violence.

Volunteers are still needed to help seniors with snow removal in Wards 4,5, 6, 7 and 10.

Lawyer asks jury to find Garnier not guilty of second-degree murder

A new report by Statistics Canada estimates the country's cannabis black market was worth as much as $6.2 billion in 2015.

A new centre slated for the Fennell campus at Mohawk College is expected to help make the Hamilton area a leader in the transition to the low-carbon economy.

Toronto stocks hit new intraday high in early trading, U.S. markets surge

City councillors will debate today whether to pursue a HSR-run light rail transit system.

Feds make crash avoidance systems mandatory for all new trucks and buses

If President Donald Trump visits Britain in 2018, he won’t be welcome in the Royal Borough of Greenwich.

Ottawa looks to produce reports with national overview on assisted death

Hamilton's McMaster University gets more funding per capita -- when looking at professors -- than any Canadian university.

Richard Wagner sworn in as chief justice of Supreme Court of Canada

City councillors will debate today whether to pursue a HSR-run light rail transit system.

Canadian Press business story of the year selections over the years

NewsAlert: Sears Canada voted Canadian Press business story of the year

The billionaire couple were found strangled, their bodies dangling from the railing around their basement lap pool.

Canopy Growth forms JV to convert Quebec tomato greenhouse to cannabis

With the Christmas holidays, many city services are either unavailable from Dec. 25 through Jan. 1.

Chris Farias, creative director at Kitestring, a branding digital agency in Hamilton, asked for the “gayest cake ever” when ordering from a Hamilton bakery, to celebrate his wedding engagement to Jared Lenover. He got it, and then some, and after posting pictures on Facebook it went viral.

Teresa Michelle Gratton, 50, a beloved wife and mother and a permanent resident of Canada, died Oct. 30 after she was found in medical distress inside a Milton jail. A month earlier, the Canada Border Services Agency had detained her, looking to deport her to the U.S. This is her story.

For decades, Americans were told that Area 51 didn’t really exist and that the U.S. government had no official interest in aliens or UFOs. Statements to the contrary, official-sounding people cautioned, were probably the musings of crackpots in tinfoil hats.

Fox News tweeted “.@jessebwatters: “It’s like the @FBI had Michael Moore investigating the President of the United States.” @WattersWorld”

Kristen Hiebert has a tattoo on her arm, written in Arabic, that sums up her outlook since the night she and her young daughter almost froze to death on the side of a rural Manitoba highway.

Kristen Hiebert has a tattoo on her arm, written in Arabic, that sums up her outlook since the night she and her young daughter almost froze to death on the side of a rural Manitoba highway.

It’s not enough to look for the cheapest airfare anymore.

Welcome back, NFL catch rule.

When 2017 dawned, Finance Minister Bill Morneau was presiding over the early stages of an economic resurgence that would lift growth beyond expectations, create jobs at an impressive clip and help shave billions off his projected budgetary deficits.

After director Peter Jackson publicized his suspicion that actresses Ashley Judd and Mira Sorvino were blacklisted by Harvey Weinstein, the disgraced producer has denied the “Lord of the Rings” filmmaker’s accusations.

A Cambridge man who snatched his 20-month-old daughter from her mother and led police on a wild high-speed chase on Highway 401, which ended with his SUV rolling three times, ejecting the child, has been granted day parole.

Celebrity chef Mario Batali was quick to issue apologies as allegations that he sexually harassed women and groped them while drunk were reported last week.

Army of firefighters takes on still-growing California fire

CNN reporter Betsy Klein offered her story in a series of tweets.

Barry Sherman, the Toronto pharmaceutical executive and his wife Honey died from “ligature neck compression,” police said late Sunday. The case, which has been turned over to homicide investigators, according to a statement from the Toronto Police Service.

Toronto Police have released the cause of death of billionaire Barry Sherman and his wife Honey, but remain tight-lipped about the circumstances.