Halton Regional Police are desperate for the public's help identifying a driver after a hit-and-run in Milton has left a woman with serious injuries.

Despite a provincewide rollout of a classroom cellphone restriction, educators at public and Catholic boards don't anticipate a change in mobile device use at schools across Hamilton.

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The short-term rental platform says landlords can no longer advertise their properties for parties and it will act on tenants who break the rules.

ETFO members voted 98 per cent in favour of strike action last week.

Firdous Nabizada, 19, was humble, hard-working and a talented soccer player, friends said.

The 89-year-old VSL has seen the Great Depression, the Second World War and the loss of the last of those veterans.

Police have identified the victims as 62-year-old Donald Lowe and 32-year-old Cheryl Nicholl — both from Hamilton

Only 13 of the city’s 27 combined sewer overflow locations have monitoring equipment

Coroner’s jury hears recordings of Divers’ estranged wife calling police after she was punched

Hamilton District Christian School bests Waterdown in senior boys volleyball.

Anyone with a Twitter account and an internet connection could spread hateful thoughts without paying a cent, writes Susan Delacourt.

“We saw this female calf with its mom and what really caught my attention is that on the two days we saw her, she had a fish in her mouth,” said Andrew Trites in an interview Monday.

Ruling comes just before the start of second-degree murder trial of Dale King

National unity was top of mind for Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Monday as he offered to host a meeting of provincial leaders to address what he called Western Canada’s alienation in the wake of the federal election.

‘This swing allows everyone to play together,’ Coun. Nrinder Nann says.

The provincial company has been promising an open payment system for the TTC but has yet to provide a firm deadline.

Prices have increased by 7.1 per cent over the past year, says Realtors Association of Hamilton-Burlington

The newly christened Canadian Senators Group is the brainchild of Alberta Sen. Scott Tannas, who founded the caucus to make sure the will of the majority in the Senate does not always trump regional interests.

Joel Harden, who represents Ottawa Centre, urges Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to demand Khalida Jarrar’s release from detention at the hands of Israeli authorities.

Have questions about how to get the lead out of your house? From Halifax to Vanvouver, we’ve rounded up answers from Canadian cities

Although official numbers aren’t yet in, the Hamilton Conservation Authority says more people hopped on Christie Lake's weekend shuttle buses to get to Webster’s Falls this year.

Inside their downtown Montreal duplex, Stéphanie St-Onge and her three young children have spent their entire lives unwittingly drinking tap water laced with lead.

Have you seen Bronte, the missing standard poodle?

Math scores on the annual provincial standardized tests are once again dogging students but in one Waterdown school, teachers and students are seeing positive results.

— About 250 firearms, 200,000 rounds of ammunition and a grenade were seized by police from a Kitchener residence.

City's public works committee approves $280,467 to convert six concrete areas into floral fountains.

When Ontario municipalities test for lead in homes, they are supposed to follow clear ministry regulations requiring faucet aerators remain attached when water samples are taken.

Police have identified the victims as 62-year-old Donald Lowe and 32-year-old Cheryl Nicholl — both from Hamilton

Is appointing deputy leader Jo-Ann Roberts as her successor

Many people overspend for emotional reasons, writes Lesley-Anne Scorgie. Here’s how to break the cycle.

The Issue: St. Augustine’s Roman Catholic Church leaving the Association of Dundas Churches during the group’s 50th year.The Impact: Association is not crippled, but would be stronger with all churches participating

Prosecutors said he split his time between both women at both homes. Repeating promises of love and marriage to Repkina.

The carts feature touch screens that resemble the kind you might find in a self-checkout line.

More of us are using pot to manage pain. But does it actually work?

Cities are not vacant, closed tracks where drivers should ever “unleash the beast,” writes Shawn Micallef.

The reality is the same for renters across the country who live in homes with lead pipes. Many aren’t informed of the risks to themselves and their families. And even if they do know, there’s little they can do but complain.

This past weekend marked a display of huge police — even against peaceful protesters — as authorities grow more determined to end the unrest.

Many people are shocked to discover that the amount they can borrow decreases drastically when they retire because the stress test looks at your income.

Easterbrook called his recent relationship with an employee a mistake

When all is said and done, Scheer simply doesn’t come across a potential prime minister, Geoffrey Stevens writes.

Little impact expected when cellphone ban comes into effect Monday since most schools already have policies in place.

Mark Machin, president and CEO of the CPPIB on the five common myths Canadians have about their national pension plan.

The products, sold across Canada, should either be thrown out or returned to the store where they were purchased.

Announcement builds on a busy couple of weeks with over $900 million pledged in projects

The library will be transformed into a modern, state-of-the-art building

East end residents say they’re fed up with all-night noise and air pollution from recyclers.

Runners participated in the half and full marathons Sunday to raise money for charity and challenge themselves on a cold, blustery November weekend.

The costs often fall to homeowners. In smaller the problem falls to seniors and those who can’t afford several thousand dollars to dig up the pipes.

Police say they found the bodies of a man and woman in the home Saturday night. They had both been shot.