President Donald Trump marked the Thanksgiving holiday by paying tribute to U.S. troops in Afghanistan, Iraq, and elsewhere in the Middle East, telling them “we’re really winning” because his administration has given them a greater ability to succeed.

Child missing for hours after dog pulls sleigh into bush in northern Ontario

My 11-year-old daughter has enjoyed many new experiences recently: First soccer goal, first solo trip to the store, first time as a community volunteer.

Trudeau laments he can't just go shopping anymore in P.E.I. radio interview

“Net neutrality” regulations, designed to prevent internet service providers like Verizon, AT&T, Comcast and Charter from favouring some sites and apps over others, are on the chopping block. Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai, a Republican, on Tuesday unveiled a plan to undo the Obama-era rules that have been in place since 2015.

Haldimand County OPP have charged a cyclist who landed in hospital with minor injuries after crashing into a vehicle.

Now is the time to consider tax-loss selling to offset gains, tax experts say

The wife of a missing Calgary man whose boat was recovered off the coast of Florida says he may have been swept away while trying to rescue the family dog.

It may have been the most arresting detail in a story full of them: Not only did Uber allow hackers to make off with the personal data of 57 million customers and drivers, but the ride-hailing company also had paid those same criminals $100,000 to delete the data and keep their mouths shut about the entire episode.

Man charged after allegedly defrauding elderly neighbour of more than $130,000

British regulator accuses Canadian drug firm of abusing market dominance

“There must have been something wrong going on at the end.”

German women's clinic's incense therapy triggers fire alarm

CPPIB buying 30 per cent interest in BGL Group for $1.1 billion

Bread made of insects to be sold in Finnish supermarkets

Toronto police searching for suspect in fatal shooting in city's east end

Seeking to prove that a conspiracy of astronauts fabricated the shape of the Earth, a California man intends to launch himself 550 metres high on Saturday in a rocket he built from scrap metal.

The city says the road will be closed from Winterberry to Upper Mount Albion.

It was a horrific crash that killed a Kitchener teen and injured three of his friends.

Coun. Sam Merulla brought forward a motion at council that asked for a report on possible HSR ride payment options ranging from geared-to-income fares to completely free rides.

The proposed site would be located somewhere between Main Street East and Barton Street East and bordered by Queen Street South and Wellington Street

Hamilton politicians agreed to spend $2.4 million over the next two years to fight the escalating gypsy moth infestation.

Hamilton police looking for public's help to identify suspect

Coun. Sam Merulla says the city should consider transferring ownership of the FirstOntario Centre, the Hamilton Convention Centre and FirstOntario Concert Hall properties to a developer in exchange for the construction of privately built new facilities.

Metro Inc. is looking to expand its online grocery offerings to Ontario next year as the food retailing industry ramps up e-commerce options for shoppers.

Former and longtime Ancaster mayor Ann Sloat has died.

Liberals push cities to rethink planning with launch of 'challenge' program

“The only place I’m supposed to be is in hospitals, not jails.”

Rising house prices are backlogging the rental market and the target for new affordable units is not being met.

Star Trek actor says on Twitter builder Brad Lamb has used his name and likeness without his permission.

“The only place I’m supposed to be is in hospitals, not jails.”

A group supporting Senate candidate Roy Moore is fundraising off President Donald Trump’s near endorsement of the Alabama Republican, who is facing new allegations of decades-old sexual misconduct in the closing weeks of the campaign.

The Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act passed its third and final reading Wednesday, with Liberal and NDP MPPs voting in favour.

Uber hack latest example of why vigilance required to keep your wallet safe

Senate to focus on Tibetan prisoners as Liberals pursue trade with China

The Taro industrial dump’s owner is being given the go-ahead to start an environmental assessment on its bid to boost disposal capacity by up to 90 per cent as the province continues to review a citizen’s complaint the site is already full.

The leaders of Russia, Turkey and Iran on Wednesday discussed ways to promote a peaceful settlement in Syria, including the return of refugees, humanitarian aid and prisoners’ exchange, while fractured Syrian opposition groups were meeting in Saudi Arabia in a bid to overcome their divisions and form a united front for Syrian peace talks in Geneva.

Stabbing outside shopping centre leaves 1 dead, 2 wounded

“She will be dearly missed by the community,” said Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson.

Canada's 150 year ends on ice, but no hockey pucks, triple jumps allowed

Toronto school board votes to end having officers stationed in schools

John Mater, director of transportation, told councillors Nov. 22 the west leg of the Sherman Access could possibly re-open in the first week of December.

Hamilton’s LRT project director will leave the job in January for a new city management position.

Coun. Sam Merulla says the city should consider transferring ownership of the FirstOntario Centre, the Hamilton Convention Centre and FirstOntario Concert Hall properties to a developer in exchange for the construction of privately built new facilities.

Coun. Sam Merulla brought forward a motion at council that asked for a report on possible HSR ride payment options ranging from geared-to-income fares to completely free rides.

Star Trek actor says on Twitter builder Brad Lamb has used his name and likeness without his permission.

The 13th Battalion Auchmar Trust will be getting a very important letter shortly.

“Star Trek” actor says on Twitter builder Brad Lamb has used his name and likeness without his permission.

Ontario passed sweeping labour reform legislation Wednesday, including increasing the minimum wage to $15 an hour, which will form a key pillar of the governing Liberals’ re-election bid next year.

Liberals look to ease affordability concerns with release of housing strategy