The 75,000 square foot facility, tucked into an industrial area off Tradewind Drive, opened ten years ago in November of 2009.

Plant manager Lyle Fleetham takes a random sample of coffee beans from a bag during a tour of the Tim Hortons roastery in Ancaster. One of five the chain utilizes, Ancaster is celebrating its 10th year of operation in November.

The store is part of the rapidly expanding Winona Crossing commercial complex at Fifty and South Service roads, anchored by Costco Wholesale.

The fast-food giant said it will sell the new product

The residential care facilities were closed amid financial problems by the operator.

The researchers, who spent weeks combing through the garbage of dozens of households in Guelph, Ont., concluded that so much food got tossed that the families could have had a guest for supper five nights a week.

You need to be informed to effectively raise your voice.

Halton Regional Police are investigating a violent crash in an Oakville neighbourhood that has sent a man to hospital.

World Energy’s Wentworth Street refinery turns animal fat and old cooking oil into clean-burning diesel fuel.

Hours after the Yonge St. van attack that left 10 dead, Alek Minassian told a Toronto detective he hoped to spark an “incel uprising” and provided a detailed and disturbing account of how he was “radicalized” and how he allegedly carried out his “mission.”

Restitution orders are ‘clearly not there to serve the victims.’

The local board is one of three school boards and 39 municipalities, including Hamilton, that volunteered to undergo independent reviews.

2019 class of inductees come from diverse fields, such as medicine, education and theatre.

From Victoria to Montreal, climate marches dominate federal campaign Friday

Where the party leaders are Friday

Liberals say one-fourth of land and ocean waters to be protected by 2025

Astronomers reported Thursday they’ve found a Jupiter-like planet orbiting a star that’s a mere 12 per cent the mass of our sun.

Canada has already seen one instance of a third-party group adapting its behaviour to deal with the new laws.

Jacques Chirac, a two-term French president who was the first leader to acknowledge France’s role in the Holocaust and defiantly opposed the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003, died Thursday at age 86.

Nanwalek and Seldovia temporarily imposed conservation measures after struggling to meet their water needs amid the state’s hot, dry summer.

Greens wouldn't prop up minority government that backs pipelines: May

There have been 37 shootings so far this year.

This weekend, Peltier — the chief water commissioner for Anishinabek Nation, which advocates for 40 member First Nations in Ontario — will return to the United Nations to share her vision for a world in which everyone has access to clean water.

Ruth Seguin, 57, blew the money on opioid addiction

A Toronto pet store has been fined $35,000 after pleading guilty to unlawfully importing regulated live fish from Malaysia.

Restitution orders are ‘clearly not there to serve the victims.’

Mike Rousseau brushed aside concerns about ultra-low-cost competitors.

Controlling the intensity of the crowd on Ezra Avenue is a new focus for Saturday’s homecoming celebrations.

Changes to third-party group behaviour shows power of new advertising rules

“These measures will safeguard our democracy against the whims of sleazy and unscrupulous politicians.”

Just as she turns 15, Autumn Peltier will return to the United Nations to share her vision for a world in which everyone has access to clean water.

Leader announces one-fourth of Canada’s land and one-fourth of its oceans will be given protected status by 2025 under a re-elected Liberal government.

The widower of a murdered lawmaker and the sister of the prime minister joined a chorus of voices on Thursday saying Boris Johnson has stepped over a line with his rhetoric in the debate over Brexit.

Some LGBTQ residents and allies argue the faith-based think tank promotes anti-gay writings on its website — an accusation denied by Cardus.

Party leaders scatter from Vancouver Island to Montreal as campaign starts Week 3

“It’s not a cut, it’s a cost avoidance.”

The federal government is challenging an appeal court decision that found that the registry reinforces a stereotype that those who commit criminal acts while mentally ill never change and pose a permanent risk.

Document provides new details about phone call in which Trump encouraged the president of Ukraine to help investigate Joe Biden.

Two-year pilot project, is meant to find ways to ‘improve traffic flow and safety’ on highways.

At considerable political risk, House Democrats are charging ahead with their pursuit of U.S. President Donald Trump.

Ruth Seguin, 57, blew the money on opioid addiction

President and CEO Don Romano says the company learned that many car buyers still want to walk through a showroom.

“We’ve been taking our time to get it right”

Green government would cancel pipeline projects, move to renewable energy

Promise tracker: What the parties are pitching on the campaign trail

Energy think tank accuses Conservatives of misusing their research in ad

Liberal candidate urged to speak up against colleague accused of online abuse

Five meals a week: Scientists audit garbage to assess household food waste

Ruth Seguin, 57, blew the money on opioid addiction

May went on to say the edited image was a "misstep" by what she called a well-meaning staff member