$10 million facility in Stoney Creek to serve Ontario market with sales and service of Italian-made Merlo machines

Hamilton city councillors are mulling whether to build a new arena on the Mountain or a rink and entertainment facility downtown.

Changing to 110 km/h between St. Catharines and Hamilton

BURLINGTON -- Halton police are asking for the public’s help finding "Coach Dad"’ and his accomplice, after a theft from an LCBO store in Burlington on Sept. 6.

Ontario health and physical education and careers studies students will be introduced to new subject matter after the Ministry of Education revised the curriculum this past summer.

As hard as our health professionals try to coax people into compliance, it is fast becoming a losing battle as anti-vaccine propaganda and scaremongering foster ignorance and fear, Martin Regg Cohn writes.

Greens propose to broaden Canada Post mandate to help serve rural communities

Some local cannabis companies are working hard on new products, but legal edibles, topicals and concentrates won’t be in stores until December

How to determine if supplemental health care coverage is right for you

Munk Debates cancels foreign-policy event because Trudeau won't attend

OPP spokesperson Staff Sgt. Carolle Dionne said they revised the policy in May after going through the Police Services Act, noting that it did not require police to release anyone’s gender identity.

Liberals say they would commit Canada to net zero emissions by 2050

The Star looked at the government’s best evidence underpinning its advice on fat and found some of these key scientific studies were funded by the food industry and, in one case, the tobacco industry.

GoFundMe campaign fundraising for two children, ages five and 10

Would it not make better sense to wait for council to make a decision about the future of the arena before pouring money into such a project?

Liberals, NDP promise to make mobile phone plans more affordable, but can the federal government actually cut your cordless bill?

Teen is heartbroken about the car that could end up being a major financial loss.

In one of the most high-profile cases to come before Britain's Supreme Court, the 11 judges ruled unanimously that Johnson had not acted lawfully in shuttering Parliament.

Hamilton police say a transformer exploded and a worker was near it.

Adam Palfi and his family have received “Stage 1” approval of their humanitarian application to stay in Canada

First store near Detroit’s 8 Mile Road opened this month.

The Council on American Islamic Relations says Fatima Abdelrahman and her family want to make sure the airline has changed its policies and training so the same thing doesn’t happen again.

The Ford government directed municipalities to “destroy” inserts to October welfare cheques outlining previously announced cuts taking effect this fall.

Chargefield built a training portal for the city, but spends much of its time making film graphics.

Sunday’s 28.9 C high matched the hottest day in August and tied a 54-year-old record.

Once-trusted CFO of Hamilton insurance company read apology letter at her ongoing sentencing hearing.

A driving dispute on the Linc lead to a driver pointing what was believed to be a handgun at another driver.

Trudeau takes fight to Singh's B.C. riding while Scheer boosts Tories in Ontario

Where the party leaders are Tuesday

Trudeau's behaviour panned by Alberta premier who pumps up Scheer instead

“We are in the beginning of a mass extinction and yet all you can talk about is money,” Greta Thunberg said.

Scheer pledges to make mortgages longer, remove stress test for renewals

The Liberal leader is promising to put $6 billion on the table to negotiate pharmacare, mental-health services and better access to family doctors with the provinces.

The stress test — originally introduced in 2010 and significantly modified in 2018 — has helped to slow accelerating house prices, according to various reports.

“We are in the beginning of a mass extinction and yet all you can talk about is money,” Greta Thunberg said.

Liberals will invest $6 billion over four years to establish a national pharmacare program.

Former prime ministers Jean Chrétien and Joe Clark are helping represent Canada at the United Nations General Assembly as the Trudeau government takes a pass during the federal election campaign.

Community housing providers who have evicted tenants for criminal activity will now be able to ban them from returning under new rules introduced by the Ontario government on Monday.

Meng, whose arrest has sparked a diplomatic crisis between Canada and China, returned on Monday to the British Columbia Supreme Court, where her lawyers are asking for documents that they say would support their allegations.

Horse race polls — which measure popular support for major parties — are like sprinkles on a birthday cake: they are everywhere and they are eye-grabbing, but they don’t offer much sustenance.

Groups’ lawyer, James Simpson, said the province’s lack of action represents a “systemic failure” to meet its duties, including having recovery plans for species at risk and identifying core habitats.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations’ San Francisco Bay Area office says the airline’s response failed to acknowledge the emotional distress and “discriminatory” nature of its actions.

Activists parked a yellow and pink sailboat in the middle of the intersection with several protesters handcuffed to the frame.

Historica says 69 per cent of survey respondents believed they could tell the difference between fact and opinion, but only 12 per cent got a perfect score when asked to classify six test statements included in the poll.

Singh insisted his team takes the province seriously and that the NDP have the best policy ideas to address concerns in the region — from health care to employment insurance.

Bloc leader calls for suspension of Canada-U.S. Safe Third Country Agreement

Consumer advocates wary of Liberal plan for lowering wireless phone bills

Realtors welcome Conservative plan to ease mortgage stress-test rules

Baloney Meter: Singh says the Conservative tax cuts are only for the richest

Federal leader outlines her health platform, which includes reducing wait times for assistance programs and putting more money into mental-health services in rural and remote areas.