Herd might be disrupted by upcoming exploration and drilling, critics say

Few Americans are in favour of giving reparations to descendants of enslaved black people in the United States, a poll shows.

Weekend conference marks milestone of McMaster school that began “evidence-based medicine”

The Fort Erie bound lanes were clear by 12:30 p.m.

"I can show people that vision even though I'm blind," said photographer Robin McKee.

The city is holding an event at David Braley Health Sciences Centre, 100 Main St. W., Oct. 29 to better understand the “experiences of racism and the current needs and racism related issues faced by the residents of Hamilton.” Residents will discuss Hamilton Anti-Racism Resource Centre survey results and participate in focus groups. Contact 905-546-2424 ext. 8080.

This week’s federal election saw some immigrants and people of colour supporting far-right populist parties often accused of xenophobia and racism. Experts say it’s more common than you may think.

​Affected areas include downstream from Dunnville Dam, Port Maitland, along lakeshore

Evacuation orders have expanded to parts of Santa Rosa as firefighters struggle to beat back a wind-driven wildfire that started in Northern California’s wine country four days ago.

Partners have their eye on a 7.5-acre parcel that’s expected to be up for grabs by mid-November.

The shadowy leader of the Islamic State group who presided over its global jihad and became arguably the world’s most wanted man, is dead after being targeted by a U.S. military raid in Syria, President Donald Trump said Sunday.

Jason Kenney has had Alberta on a war footing ever since he was elected premier earlier this year.

Officials have been negotiating with pharmacists for months to reach the proposal, which must still be passed by legislature.

The defence is arguing that the Criminal Code contravenes the Charter of Rights and Freedoms by allowing judges to stack life sentences for multiple murders instead imposing them concurrently.

Justice Susan Griffin says the minister failed to consider highly relevant factors, including Canada’s history of separating Indigenous parents and children.

Wet and windy evening expected in the region.

Tiger-Cats, the direct descendants of the Hamilton Football Club, install commemorative plaque to honour founding meeting on Nov. 3, 1869.

‘There were a lot of cities that were really considering banning the holiday,’ due to the rowdiness of Depression-era youths. A new tradition helped quell them.

The CFIA says in rare cases Cronobacter can cause serious or even fatal infections of the bloodstream and central nervous system.

Jackpot winner placed $2.25 bet at Casino de Charlevoix in La Malbaie.

Toronto paramedics said the suspect was taken to hospital in serious but non-life threatening condition.

The amalgamation of Oakville, Burlington, Milton and Halton Hills is off the table and the mayors of these communities along with many residents are celebrating.

The fee award comes in a class action involving the placement of inmates in administrative solitary confinement.

Formally identifying the victims is complicated by the very nature of people smuggling.

Kevin Donovan’s new book The Billionaire Murders looks at the intriguing lives and mysterious deaths of the Apotex founder and his wife. In the first excerpt, he reveals new details about the second autopsy that would change the police probe.

A new Abacus Data poll, conducted for the Broadbent Institute, shows there is widespread support for Liberal and NDP co-operation in the new Parliament.

Survey of 290 so-called irregular migrants sheds new light on border crisis that saw 50,000 asylum seekers enter the country through land crossings over the past two years.

The changes would see the province pocket a portion of the dispensing fees and mark-ups that pharmacists currently receive on all drug claims.

More death investigations moving from Hamilton to Toronto on Jan. 1

Charges were brought against him and later dropped in 1998 unsolved Ancaster double homicide.

Hamilton has long been a city associated with the red of the Liberals and the orange of the NDP.

‘I’m terrified. I don’t want to go to jail,’ says man charged after police caught him with fentanyl outside supervised injection site.

Doug Caldwell took years to prepare for The Day They Kidnapped the Pope

124,838 metric tons of cargo exported, 280,855 imported

A young plaintiff in a lawsuit against the federal government says she has suffered the debilitating consequences of Lyme disease because climate change has expanded the habitat of disease-carrying ticks.

Judge Beryl Howell also rules that impeachment is legitimate without a formal House vote.

“And my assurances to Canadians was that as prime minister, these types of debates would not be reopened,” said the Conservative leader.

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Harvest Road will be closed this weekend as conservation area tries to encourage shuttle service

Ongoing debate over U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s request for a general election could have an impact on the length of the delay

Board sends note home to parents after two teens were injured — one with a knife — in ‘consensual’ scrap

Here's what made headlines this week in Flamborough.

Man wanted in connection with Sept. 4 assault on the Mountain still at large

Electricity is back on in all communities that lost power two weeks ago, when Manitoba was hit by a major snowstorm that brought down power poles and transmission towers.

Ontario announced Friday it will ban the promotion of vaping products in convenience stores and gas stations, a move critics said does not go far enough to protect the health of young people.

Students at the newly christened St. John Henry Newman Catholic Secondary School celebrated the sainthood at a special assembly on Oct 17, four days after a Vatican ceremony made the honour official.

Queen Elizabeth has named Margaret Atwood a member of the Order of the Companions of Honour for her services to literature.

Dr. May Cohen came tops in her class at the University of Toronto in 1955 but she entered her medical career under a cloud of sexism and regressive thinking. She changed all that over the course of an amazing life and career

PC MPP compares first year in office to a "mess" construction site.

Nature seemed Friday to be siding with Indigenous Australians’ demand for Uluru to be respected as a sacred site as high winds threatened to prematurely end the generations-old tradition of climbing the sandstone monolith.