Earls Court Gallery exhibition features landscapes from within

Elizabeth May promises 'national re-examination' of veterans issues

“I’m very worried about the state of the city,” said Kojo Damptey, interim head of the Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion.

Trudeau rallies troops in Ottawa before taking fight to resurgent NDP in B.C.

Where the party leaders are Saturday

Thousands thronged to see the former first lady at FirstOntario Centre

Liberals scoop Conservatives on platform elements, accuse Scheer of hiding cuts

Public school board will conduct reviews of both Devan Bracci-Selvey killing, as well as a broader look at policies

Civil discourse is a disappearing concept

Civil discourse is a disappearing concept

Pilot project has ‘yielded results and I think we need something more permanent in place,’ Coun. Chad Collins says

Samson Aristor on trial for second-degree murder

Final debate behind them, federal leaders begin sprints to Oct. 21 voting day

The Canadian Federation of Students and York Federation of Students are challenging an order from the minister of training, colleges and universities that makes optional some non-tuition fees.

Highway opens following collision investigation

Turkish president said Friday his country “will not take a step back” from militants it sees as a national security threat.

Author's speech cancelled after Georgia students burn book

Hamilton writer Anne Bokma’s new book started out as a journalistic exercise but ended up having a profound personal impact

Hamilton writer Anne Bokma’s new book started out as a journalistic exercise but ended up having a profound personal impact

Polls in the federal election are held from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. until Monday

California will become the first state to require public colleges and universities to offer abortion medication at campus health centres.

Author offers four-part model

The mayor and three councillors voted against the measure, arguing that banning the events was detrimental to long-standing community traditions and more consultation was needed.

An Ontario judge has dismissed an advocacy group’s bid to secure the right to speak on behalf of animals in legal settings.

An environmental group that accused the Ontario government of breaking the law when it scrapped the province’s cap-and-trade system claimed a symbolic victory Friday.

Here's what made headlines this week in Flamborough.

A 25-year-old man was shot on Colborne Street early Friday

Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland is confirming that a dual Iranian-Canadian citizen who has been denied permission to leave Iran is now safe at home in Canada.

Decision does not order the Progressive Conservative government to reinstate the program, which was aimed at fighting greenhouse gas emissions blamed for climate change.

Conservative platform offers few details on what federal programs or services would be cut under plan to balance books over five years.

Liberals scoop Conservatives on platform elements, accuse Scheer of hiding cuts

Riding’s massive geographical footprint captures issues ranging from agriculture to development

Area between Chippewa and Leeming roads remains closed to traffic

Iran said Friday two missiles struck one of its oil tankers travelling through the Red Sea off the coast of Saudi Arabia, a mysterious assault not immediately corroborated that still spiked oil prices amid months of heightened tensions at sea across the wider Mideast.

The recent choice of the tech giant to keep up an ad by the Trump administration claiming Joe Biden offered Ukraine $1 billion illustrates Facebook’s hardened resolve to stay out of the moderation of political speech.

Hamilton Mountain riding has had a history of close races — the last three decades have seen it swing between the Liberals and the NDP.

NDP proposes $32.7B deficit in plan with lots of new spending, new revenues

Astronauts replaced more oversized batteries outside the International Space Station on Friday, as news broke of the death of the world’s first spacewalker.

The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded Friday to a dynamic young African leader whose sweeping reforms and surprising embrace of a bitter rival have been praised as an inspiration to the continent and a hopeful counterpoint to strongman movements far beyond it.

Greens unveil anti-nuke, anti-AI, anti-Saudi Arabia foreign policy

Former first lady winding down her North American tour

Don’t panic and don’t rush to move out, chances are you still have plenty of time to pay up, says experts.

Hamilton council refer the committee's decision to allow an LED sign on Garner Road to planning committee for further discussion.

Final debate behind them, federal leaders begin sprints to Oct. 21 voting day

Jagmeet Singh’s NDP is now the wild card as hopes begin to fade for either the Liberals or the Conservatives to score a decisive victory.

Fuelled by an oversized ego and bully-boy approach to politics, Ford loved to brag about how he trounced the Liberals and Kathleen Wynne.

It’s been 44 years since Helena Streun battled breast cancer.“I don’t think about it much anymore.” said the 89-year-old who is also a day-one volunteer at the Cancer Assistance Program that celebrated its 25th anniversary earlier this year. “Of

Some facts and figures about the federal riding of Churchill-Keewatinook Aski

Area between Chippewa and Leeming roads closed to traffic

The city won’t take up the Hamilton public school board’s offer to let it buy a portion of Ancaster High School’s soccer fields and other potential surplus properties in instalments rather pay the full price up front.