Says he thought the ref had clutched his son’s throat during the game.

Many in the Catholic church’s Danforth neighbourhood said the sign was unwelcoming, especially to kids. St. Brigid’s priest says they’ve got it all wrong.

Under the terms of the proposed Director’s Order, the public has until the end of the day on Oct. 5 to provide comment to the ministry.

The Liberal Leader held a hastily organized press conference on his campaign plane after the photo was shared by Time magazine Wednesday evening. Here are his responses.

A 31-year-old man faces a number of charges following a wild early-morning robbery at a Burlington convenience store Thursday.

Others still face charges in Mt. Cross Pharmacy case, which the RCMP allege involved more than 400,000 doses of prescription drugs including fentanyl, hydromorphone, oxycodone and amphetamines.

The video is the latest instalment of anti-violence PSAs the group releases each year.

SACHA staff met with police and city staff Monday after public outcry following the march’s initial cancellation last week.

Originally scheduled as one week of maintenance, a lack of hot water has stretched on for the better part of a month at a CityHousing Hamilton highrise.

Erin McGonigal, a model and former exotic dancer, was last seen on Oct. 6, 2015. Her husband reported her missing on Nov. 24, 2015 and has been questioned extensively by police ever since.

A 35-year-old employee was wounded when trio of robbers burst into Cannabis Culture during the March 9 robbery.

If Trudeau knew about the storm that was about to hit, he didn’t show it.

Six-year-old Mariah Robinson will get face time with provincial minister as part of Ontario Disabilities Coalition push for more therapy funding.

Burlington is now working on options to regulate short-term accommodations.

A flurry of bullets hit the vehicle. Candice Bobb, 33, died and her unborn baby suffered fatal injuries.

With expanded GO service, and much lower housing prices, Niagara is becoming attractive to homebuyers.

The city says an updated cat-intake policy, stronger ties with rescue organizations and an adoption pilot project is contributing to the declining rates.

'Affordability' is 2019 campaign's main theme, and poll shows why

New poll highlights why affordability is 2019 federal campaign buzzword

Fallout from Trudeau's brownface photo bombshell sure to dominate campaign

'Oh my God, there's a photo': How 'brownface' bombshell hit Liberal campaign bus

About 23,500 people in that age group were hospitalized for harm caused by substance use, amounting to an average of 65 hospitalizations every day between April 2017 and March 2018

Yearbook photo surfaces of Trudeau wearing 'brownface' costume in 2001

Some of what was said Friday about photo of Justin Trudeau in brownface

The photo depicts Trudeau wearing a turban and robe, with dark makeup on his hands, face and neck.

Where the party leaders are Thursday

Conservatives will review business subsidies in effort to save $1.5 billion

The teen is now recovering at home after treatment. Health officials in the United States have been investigating a mysterious surge of severe breathing illnesses linked to vaping in recent months.

The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association and a woman with a degenerative illness have adjourned their lawsuit challenging the federal assisted-dying law after they say government evidence expanded eligibility for the procedure.

The Brian Mulroney Institute of Government offers what St. Francis Xavier University says is Canada’s only public policy program for undergraduates.

Boxes contain clothing, wartime art and photos, among other artifacts and lesson plans that explain the contents.

A yearbook photo of Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau wearing “brownface” makeup at a costume party in 2001 has landed on the federal election campaign.

Conservative leader says he would eliminate programs that benefit shareholders, corporate executives and foreign companies

Send pipeline fights right to Supreme Court: Scheer

Health Canada has been urging people who vape to watch for symptoms such as a cough, shortness of breath, diarrhea, vomiting and chest pain.

The opening week of the federal campaign did little to change the dynamic of the race to the Oct. 21 election, a new poll suggests.

"Princess Bingo will close without electronic gaming," said John VanDuzer, executive director of Charitable Gaming Federation of Ontario.

Liberals will increase old age security, CPP benefits if re-elected: Trudeau

The dynamic between Ottawa and the provinces has changed in recent years.

The Burlington Fire Department wants you to be a “hero in your own home.”

A couple enjoy the sunset from Pier 8 on Hamilton’s waterfront.

International group passes on monitoring election due to limited resources

Five per cent of Canadians own some form of cryptocurrency, according to a 2017 study from the Bank of Canada.

One week down, four-and-a-half to go in federal election campaign

The pharmaceutical giant’s move is the latest action aimed at getting drugs with potentially deadly contaminants off the market.

The Organization for Security and Economic Co-operation in Europe, or OSCE, monitored Canada’s federal election in 2015.

Puppies easily generate a smile in people, but combine puppies with yoga and you’ve got a match made in heaven.

Julia Lamb, who has spinal muscular atrophy, a degenerative disease, had been fighting for the right to medical assistance in dying. She has been told she now qualifies for a medically assisted death.

Kierre Allen was rushed to a hospital but couldn’t be revived.

Saudi Arabia presents remnants of what it said were Iranian-made weapons used in the attacks on two key oil facilities.