Students write ‘We All Belong’ following the appearance of a racist epithet in the snow on Tuesday.

Residents can hear from the inquiry head in person at the Jan. 9 meeting at city hall.

Enzo DeJesus Carrasco, who has pleaded not guilty to gang sexual assault and other charges, said the complainant never passed out that night.

Premier Doug Ford’s government will reform Tarion after a damning auditor general’s report into the controversial Ontario home-building regulator and warranty provider.

City is ‘going to be destroyed’ by Ford government cuts, says local labour council president

“Hockey Night in Canada” commentator was fired by Sportsnet after comments many felt were critical of immigrants for not wearing poppies.

Attorneys for counties, cities and public agencies said Southern California Edison agreed to repay taxpayers for firefighting and damage caused by the Thomas Fire in 2017 and the Woolsey Fire last year

Halton police seized 16 grams of crack cocaine, over $2,000 in cash, two cellphones and a digital scale.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says Bloc Quebecois Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet needs to “pick a lane.”

CIBC and Tim Hortons will stop honouring the rewards card on Jan. 8.

The negotiations are taking place with Oman, a Gulf Arab country that borders both Yemen and Saudi Arabia, as mediator.

The health bureaucrats who are getting pink slips will share $3 million in severance in system revamp.

Friend of accused expected to resume testimony in the shooting death of Yosif Al-Hasnawi

Pregnant Indigenous women are at increased mental health risk, and epilepsy patients have a chance to shape research priorities

A McMaster University professor who advised former premier Kathleen Wynne’s Liberal government on education will help review how Hamilton’s public school board can better respond to bullying in the wake of October’s stabbing death of a high school student.

City officials and business representatives are travelling to three cities

In early 2001, six notable Alberta conservatives penned an open letter to Premier Ralph Klein, urging him to build “firewalls” around the province that would protect it “from an aggressive and hostile” Liberal government in Ottawa.

New mark comes on the heels of new snowfall marks

A public report stemming from the review is expected in May 2020

Recommendation against testing the wearable cameras on Hamilton officers comes as an inquest wraps up into the death of Anthony Divers, who was shot and killed by police in 2016

Hydro One’s cross-border ambitions were cut short, which is better for its customers here at home, writes Jennifer Wells.

Jason Ramkishun, 23, was shot to death after he was targeted because he was in a vehicle similar to the one the gunman was looking for. A week later, the intended target, a 26-year-old man, was shot on the same highway and sustained serious injuries.

Jackie Washington’s birthday; Garnet Rogers and Galaxy Quest; Artbar closing; Andre Bisson and the Beatles; Sonic Unyon’s Sam Weber at Mills

Prospects for this year’s flu season have health authorities girding for the worst given many Ontario hospitals are already operating at capacity before the potentially deadly bug becomes widespread.

The health bureaucrats who are getting pink slips will share $3 million in severance in a system revamp.

Like a fitness regime, saving money requires discipline and regularity to see the results. And, to succeed in the long-term, it needs to be thoroughly ingrained in your lifestyle for it to stick, writes Lesley-Anne Scorgie.

Superbugs are likely to kill nearly 400,000 Canadians and cost the economy about $400 billion in gross domestic product over the next 30 years, warns a landmark report.

Westdale will head to SOSSA after Tuesday’s win over Saltfleet.

No one injured when bullet went through second-storey bedroom window.

Beverly Todd Burgess was killed Thursday after he was struck by a vehicle while helping a motorist out of a ditch just south of Port Perry.

As 2019 draws to a close, many stock investors could end up selling low, creating wild gyrations for two of Canada’s riskiest industries.

An air conditioning unit fell from an eighth-floor Toronto Community Housing building on Monday, striking the toddler. She died in hospital.

A former employee on Tuesday became the latest of at least 50 workers to have filed sexual harassment charges against McDonald’s with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission or in state courts.

Gas-and-dash suspect wanted

Tax breaks, funding for Toronto transit and tax-free parental benefits are on the table as the political horse-trading for the coming minority Parliament got underway Tuesday between the Liberal government and the opposition.

Father Christmas will be in Hamilton on Saturday, Nov. 16 at 4:30 p.m.

Const. Nicholas Cercone, the officer who shot Divers, said faced with the same situation he ‘would not change a thing.’

Ontario high school teachers return to contract talks Thursday against the spectre of a controversial new provincial law that unions charge is unconstitutional.

James Matheson was drinking and doing meth with King night Yosif Al-Hasnawi was killed, court heard

A spokesperson for Border Security and Organized Crime Reduction Minister Bill Blair indicated Tuesday that the government is not contemplating a national handgun ban.

Racist graffiti carved in the snow on the grounds of Bernie Custis high school

The 30-foot blue spruce was donated by Brad and Janet Randall from Ancaster.

A former head of Canada’s spy agency is warning that this country is resting too heavily on its laurels at a time of rising global threats and upheaval, including dysfunction among its Western allies and the emergence of China and Russia as aggressive adversaries.

Morales was met at Mexico City’s airport by Foreign Secretary Marcelo Ebrard after a flight from Bolivia on a Mexican government plane and repeated his allegations he had been forced to resign by a coup.

Daniel McDermott, 22, is wanted on multiple charges

An 18-person delegation of city officials and business representatives are travelling to three cities in India.

Canadian insolvencies increase 8.4 per cent over past 12 months to September

Superbugs are likely to kill nearly 400,000 Canadians and cost the economy about $400 billion in gross domestic product over the next 30 years, warns a landmark report.

Hutchinson said he was shaking in anger when he drove past the balloon and its handlers Saturday during U.S. President Donald Trump’s visit to see Louisiana State play against the University of Alabama

An air conditioning unit fell from an eighth-floor apartment, striking and killing the toddler.