Two of three challenges in a multi-year campaign to accelerate the college’s community-based school have been met three years in

Swaleh Owais and his U.S.-based project partner Reiten Cheng won approximately $45,000 for their device

Get your chairs ready — the Flamborough Santa Claus Parade is returning to Waterdown on Nov. 26.

If you love cheese as much as I do, you are in for a treat at Barton Salumeria Charcuterie & Cheese Bar, Joyce Leung writes.

Enzyme responsible for the growth of an often-lethal childhood brain cancer may actually hold the key to breakthrough treatment, new study suggests

Forty-four per cent of Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board third-graders met provincial standards for math, compared with 59 per cent provinciall

Mike Spadafora won narrowly after promoting endorsement outgoing mayor Fred Eisenberger says did not exist.

Karly Radko didn’t flinch when the needle jabbed her in the left arm just below the shoulder.

The Hamilton Conservation Authority is being urged to give two newly created wetlands a starring role in a master plan for the Saltfleet Conservation Area’s main property that proposes to add looping trails, lookout platforms and other amenities.

City parks staff looking to get memorial fountain permanently operating.

The Costco hotdog was a big mistake. On my ninth pharmacy of the day, with cold rain falling from a nasty grey sky, the futility of my task began to mingle with regret over my lunch. Dread — or maybe processed meat — began to rise inside me.

As an inferno engulfs Al and Carla Rutherford’s bedroom — the killer blocking an exit — Al desperately tries to save his wife, his dogs and himself. W

“You’re a monster and you should never see the light of day,” the judge tells Richard Taylor, who watched as his mother and stepfather burned alive. H

Rich Taylor grew up in a ‘normal household’ in Dundas. There were no hints he would become a liar, a thief and eventually, a killer.

As a reckoning approached, Richard Taylor set his childhood home on fire and burned his mother and stepfather alive, “for the money.”

Shaw says her absence will be temporary

Doctors having to make ‘very difficult’ decisions about what surgeries are most urgent

Local school boards stop short of requiring masks be worn by staff and students

Local epidemiologist says the government strongly recommending wearing masks ‘will not be enough to get Ontarians to wear masks again’

A day after Ontario’s top doctor urged indoor masking to slow the spread of respiratory viruses, Health Minister Sylvia Jones said it’s a “personal choice” and rejected calls for mass advertising campaigns on wearing masks and getting flu and COVID-19 vaccines.

In this week’s column, I’m sharing some of the details of a conversation that I had with the content lead and lead trainer of Bone Fit, Dr. Judi Lapra

Police looking for four youths seen leaving 38-year-old’s apartment

Researchers have discovered a “highly divergent” variant of COVID-19 in Canadian white-tailed deer — and it’s already been detected in at least one person.

The family’s ‘significant investment’ to launch Milli Gould Entrepreneurial Centre will see YWCA Hamilton grow its women in business programs

There is something about the big, black Locomotive 103 that attracts children, and adults.

Baffin has been expanding its partnership with companies across Canada, and more importantly, with brands in Hamilton

Municipal officials had hoped to enshrine the 30-storey cap across the city

Tassi, toured MIP touting the federal government's fall economic statement and the benefits it will have on the economy.

Cadillac Fairview is ushering in the holiday season with a tree lighting event Nov. 18 at CF Lime Ridge, 999 Upper Wentworth St.

The Winona Men’s Club is pledging to match up to $25,000 in donations to the Stoney Creek Community Food Bank as part of a postcard campaign that hopes to draw more attention to the steep rise in people struggling to make ends meet.

We’re generally a rule-following culture, here in Toronto and in Canada. A comedian I used to see in the 1990s — I think it was the late Eric Tunney — used to riff on this, talking about how when Americans hated a tax they responded by throwing tea in Boston Harbour and launching a revolution and when Canadians at the time hated the GST, they responded by … well, by paying it.

Expect delays along the following routes: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled seven closures in Hamilton on Nov. 15 for roadwork on Queen Eli

Hamilton’s new living wage is $3.55 higher than the provincial minimum wage.

The Canada Border Services Agency was blasted Monday for delays in providing a parliamentary committee with all invoices related to the ArriveCAN app, as questions continue to swirl about its cost and who exactly built it.

The Ontario government has repealed a controversial bill that ordered striking CUPE school support staff back to work and imposed a contract on them.

Hamilton native recounted living under roof with a molester in 'My Father's House'

The province is strongly recommending that families, or anyone interacting with young children, wear masks due to a sudden rise in hospitalizations among young people.“We’re calling on all families in all social settings, as we go into a very soc

Hamilton’s Doug Baggs was astounded to learn that a small German town has been tending the gravesite of the five-month-old daughter of his great-grand

Q: I’m in a union – can I still sue my employer?A: Unionized employees are largely shut out of the courts and must seek recourse for workplace wrongs through their union, which is the gatekeeper of the grievance process. Courts and arbitrators hav

Massive backlogs at Landlord and Tenant Board allowing tenants to ‘get away’ with not paying rent, says rental expert

Twelve of Hamilton’s young people awarded for their academic excellence and community service at the annual awards ceremony

The e-commerce plant company was launched by Emily Wight just months before the pandemic.

Carolyn Dover’s landscapes, which focus on local farmlands, are especially timely in view of the current controversy over Hamilton’s urban boundary, w

The structure’s passive house design, first developed in Germany, uses 80 to 90 per cent less energy than conventional buildings

'We are not that smelly, dirty place anymore. That is a sea change'.

The Stoney Creek Santa Claus Parade is back for the first time since 2019, making its way down Gray Road and King Street on Saturday, Dec. 3. The 64th parade begins at 2 p.m.

Project anticipated to take about a week.

Young and not so young, they came to remember.

Expect delays along these routes: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled eight closures in Hamilton on Nov. 14 for roadwork on Highway 403 and Q

Annual garrison parade marched from armoury, down James Street North for Gore Park service.