Hamilton police continue to investigate after a bomb threat forced the evacuation of Ancaster High School on Nov. 20.

S&P/TSX composite up in early trading, while U.S. markets gain ground

Treatment of a motorcycle crash’s injuries will cost, on average, nearly twice as much as those suffered by a person in a car.

McMaster University is holding a seminar focused on accelerating the adoption of artificial intelligence in sectors key to the Hamilton area economy.

A senior Syrian opposition leader quit his post Monday, a week before a new round of UN-sponsored peace talks in Geneva.

Hamilton officials stated that a 2016/2017 survey found 2,690 hectares exceeded the threshold of 2,500 egg masses per hectare. Officials said 1,946 treatment zones will be sprayed in 2018.

Germany, Europe's largest economy and anchor of stability, is facing the prospect of months of political uncertainty after Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives were unable to form a coalition with two smaller parties, raising the likelihood of new elections.

Motorcycle injuries in Ontario twice as costly to treat as those from car collisions: study

Morneau under fire from opponents over conflict of interest allegations

Zimbabweans mobilized Monday for what they hope is a major push to oust President Robert Mugabe, an increasingly isolated figure who faces impeachment proceedings and more street demonstrations even as he ignores calls to resign.

A new boss took over Brazil’s federal police Monday despite widespread criticism that he will take a weak stance on corruption. Fernando Segovia was sworn in by unpopular Brazilian President Michel Temer, who is himself being investigated by the force.

Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh remembers being deeply impressed the first time he got to know Willy Blomme, the woman who would later become his new chief of staff. He also remembers thinking something else: the feeling wasn’t mutual.

A woman who was seriously hurt by an exploding Takata airbag inflator in a 2013 crash is helping Honda’s effort to persuade car owners to get the dangerous parts replaced.

Much depends on La Nina’s strength

Doctors at B.C. hospital question why police eavesdrop on suspects in ER

NDP leader Singh's new chief of staff brings brains, sober second thought

Ontario college faculty return to work after legislation ends five-week strike

Winnipeg man charged after allegedly driving twice speed limit in northern Ontario

The 18-year-old from Thornhill will appear in court Dec. 11

Police seeking to identify human remains found near Fort Erie, Ont., trail

A new report suggests that 87 per cent of Canadian cannabis companies believe that consolidation is inevitable over the next three years, leaving only a few large players post-legalization.

“I sure hope we can save them,” said Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson. “Taking the trees out is not reasonable.”

Satellite calls that had raised hopes of finding an Argentine submarine that has been lost at sea for five days did not come from the 44 crew members on board, Argentina’s navy said Monday, complicating an international rescue effort that has already been hindered by stormy weather.

Joshua Boyle's wife says captivity 'intolerable' for her children

Six Nations Polytechnic has launched an app to help people learn the endangered language of Mohawk.

Mother of slain kids lives in fear, won't know if killer allowed into community

Ontario post-secondary school launches Mohawk language learning app

Gryphons seeded sixth of 18 teams after two big wins to qualify

McKenna, Mulroney to mark 30-year anniversary of Montreal Protocol

Christmas 'Cone Weed' loses its cone, much of its weediness

A new study suggests motorcyclists in Ontario are three times more likely to be injured in a collision than people in automobiles, 10 times more likely to suffer serious injuries, and those injuries will cost more to treat.

After clearing scene at St. Mary’s police are called to second threat at Ancaster High School

Motorcycle injuries in Ontario twice as costly to treat as those from car collisions: study

A second woman has accused Minnesota Sen. Al Franken of improper conduct, saying he put his hand on her bottom as they posed for a picture at the Minnesota State Fair in 2010 — after he had begun his career in the Senate.

Festival spending of $811,000 supports $1.3-million in economic activity: study

'We are very pleased:' Notley says Nebraska's Keystone OK means energy security

A system of checks and balances exists to prevent a U.S. president from illegally ordering a nuclear strike, but no one can stop the commander in chief from using nuclear weapons, according to senior military experts and a former vice president.

The Canadian and Mexican governments are pressing the U.S. to explain its auto proposal at the current round of NAFTA talks.

Town moves man's loudspeaker broadcast of taps to local park

After clearing scene at St. Mary’s police are called to second threat at Ancaster High School

LINCOLN, Neb. - Nebraska regulators approved an alternative route Monday for the proposed Keystone XL pipeline. It was the last major regulatory hurdle facing project operator TransCanada Corp., though opponents say another round of federal approval may now be needed.

School was evacuated and will remain closed Monday

Uber Canada's service animal policy criticized by some disability rights advocates

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, celebrated 70 years of marriage on Monday, the longest union of any monarch in British history.

The 18-year-old from Thornhill will appear in court Dec. 11

Hamilton police are searching school and say everyone is safe

“A continuous path is very appealing,” said Fred Fraser. “Until you consider the issues. It doesn’t have to be a continuous pathway.”

“A continuous path is very appealing,” said Fred Fraser. “Until you consider the issues. It doesn’t have to be a continuous pathway.”

The 18-year-old from Thornhill will appear in court Dec. 11

Hamilton police are searching St. Mary Catholic Secondary School in Westdale after a threat was made to the safety of students and staff this morning.