People with low incomes are having new struggles amid escalating costs for housing in recent years — and there are signs many are leaving for less expensive communities

A 31-year-old woman and a 32-year-old man are considered suspects in the east Mountain home invasion, which police believe was targeted.

Mild temperatures forecast for most of the week

The director of fundraising for the federal Conservatives has taken over as acting executive director of the party as it continues to grapple with the fallout from the resignation of leader Andrew Scheer.

Don’t stop at gingerbread men, make gingerbread people

The 17-year-old was nabbed at Dundas Driving Park

Ex-resident of 610 King St. E. remembers Mike Grant-Hose after court sentences his attacker

Durham police investigation included searches of five GTA properties.

Staff at CannTrust’s Pelham facility has been cut by more than half since the Vaughan-based company’s licences to grow and sell cannabis were suspended by Health Canada in September.

A 20-year veteran officer in Windsor is facing charges after two alleged shoplifting incidents in the city.

Earthquakes Canada says the first tremor measured 5.1, while the second had a magnitude of 5.6.

Attack targeted jihadists in forest where the Macina Liberation Front is active.

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Police believe it was a targeted attack

Doug Todd said he left his vehicle at the scene of a crash and chased the driver to a nearby business.

They rebelled against home ownership and the “broken, outdated dreams of boomers.” Now they’re living overseas on $110 a day and their net worth just hit $1.4 million.

Hamilton police looking for suspect and dark sedan after shooting at townhouse complex Sunday night

Hamilton police recovered shell casings after shots rang out in Ancaster in the early-morning hours on Monday.

Sheila used to hear residents in the nursing home her mother was in say they hated Christmas because it was so lonely for them. Now she has an annual tradition of taking an hour on Dec. 25 to visit with those who have no one.

Residents and business owners are concerned about what happens to the boarded up buildings now

A 38-year-old Flamborough man suffered life-threatening injuries after losing control of an ATV on Mountsberg Road.

People with low incomes are having new struggles amid escalating costs for housing in recent years — and there are signs many are leaving for less expensive communities

Mild temperatures forecast for most of the week

Canada’s First Nations communities with good economies, strong educational opportunities and greater trust between their members are at lower risk for heart-related problems according to a major study McMaster University and Hamilton Health Sciences

Activists with Extinction Rebellion took responsibility for the action.

One man sent to hospital after incident at Oriole Cres. townhouse complex

Heather Elson started offering the program in October and has seen students make strides when it comes to self-regulation and finding peace on their mats

Hayden Repchull’s memorabilia was stolen during a break-in at his father’s house following his death

21 fire departments from across the province battled blaze near Fredericton.

Investigators say when the officers pulled the man’s vehicle over, he allegedly drove away at a high speed, weaving in and out of traffic before hitting another vehicle.

The law creates an expedited path to citizenship for migrants of six religions practised in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh, but excludes Islam.

Swift acquittal of Trump predicted by Republicans.

Dec. 23 is the final day for free rides on the ferris wheel

He spoke to reporters Sunday morning while visiting the headquarters of the Rural Fire Service in Sydney.

Police now say a 69-year-old man who was fatally shot at the front entrance of a central Alberta Walmart was not targeted, and they’ve arrested two people after stopping a pair of stolen vehicles.

A planned docking at the International Space Station was called off.

If you waited until this week to do some shopping, you can at least still get some free parking while you’re at it. Several business improvement areas throughout Hamilton are still offering free on-street parking until at least Dec. 24. Included are the BIAs in Ancaster, King Street West, Barton Village and Locke Street, among others.

The political war of words around the national economy took another turn on Sunday’s political talk shows as the federal finance minister warned Conservatives to cease claims of a looming recession.

Midnight mass to be celebrated at nearby church, as fire restoration continues.

Bernard Slade passed away on Oct. 30 at the age of 89 in Beverly Hills.

Saturday marked the beginning of the winter season

At this point in my life, nobody will know me as long or as well as those two women — Rozzy and Gilly.

Detectives are investigating an alleged sexual assault that occurred early Saturday morning.

When asked how many missions he flew during the Second World War, John “Jack” Finan is fast with the quip: “Too many.”

Who’s using the computers at Hamilton Public Library’s central branch?

Where to lace-up and skate this season.

Take a walk through time and explore The Gore of Christmases past

A Quebec justice has authorized a class action lawsuit against a group of food retailers and bread producers, for allegedly colluding to fix the price of bread since 2001.

Travis Casagrande has built world’s smallest Christmas gingerbread house, out of silicon, using an electron microscope with ion beam.

Two passengers died in three-vehicle crash, two drivers taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries