Dust-bowl conditions on logged out land and a decimated Niagara Escarpment raised alarm

Utility companies in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, P.E.I. and Newfoundland and Labrador are facing a massive task in restoring electricity to hundreds of thousands of customers

Panel makes sure more than a dozen federal bodies are complying with the law.

Lake Ontario saw some surf action on Monday afternoon.

Mugabe’s family want to bury him at his rural home in Kutama, while the government wants to bury him at National Heroes’ Acre, a monumental burial site reserved for VIPs the government feels served the country with distinction.

Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced Monday that boards have until Jan. 1 to come up with their rules, saying only about half of school boards currently have policies on service animals.

Michelle Bahclet says President Nicolás Maduro’s government is engaged in ‘a pattern of torture.’

The airline said staff at Toronto Pearson International Airport inspected the plane and found there was also a hydraulic leak from the landing gear.

Checking out the lower city from the Brow at Sam Lawrence Park.

Sgt. Martin Fournel says the fine was for being on private property without good reason.

Pressure on Saikawa intensified following reports last week that he and other Nissan executives were paid more than they were entitled to

The issue: Another semester of classes is underway at Mohawk College.The local impact: A record 32,000-plus students are expected be enrolled at Mohawk’s three campuses.

The flagship airline was forced to cancel nearly all flights during a 48-hour pilot strike after months of negotiations with the British Airline Pilots’ Association deadlocked over salary.

"You can't end up pushing us into something that ends up costing our taxpayers," said Stoney Creek Coun. Brad Clark.

Witness was on Rymal Road East at Westlawn Drive around 3 p.m. Sept. 6.

It’s unclear what the outcome of the province’s municipal structure review will be, but one local town is already calling for their say.

Antonio Charles pleads guilty to manslaughter in a fight that began with an accusation the victim was looking in an apartment window.

The incident was unrelated to ongoing weekend protests at the same location

The Smile Cookie, a made-in-Hamilton success story, returns to Tim Hortons restaurants across Canada next week. Locally, full proceeds from the $1 chocolate-chunk cookies will benefit Hamilton Food Share and Food4Kids, from Sept. 16 to 22.

Head of booksellers association wins honorary award

The Ontario Student Trustees’ Association urges Ford government to drop its plan for four mandatory courses in high school after 95 per cent of teens opposed it in a survey.

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The heat wave has raised temperatures about three to four degrees Celsius higher than the normal longterm average for those parts of the ocean.

One silver lining for Apple is that its customers, despite their lack of interest in buying the company's new devices, are not leaving in any significant numbers for Android

The woman faces a careless driving charge after she dozed off on Highway 403 and drive into the ditch

The airline’s magazine has devoted a colourful feature to the growth in Hamilton’s restaurant and bar scene.

Once he got onto his bike at two — and had the training wheels off at three — he never stopped

It was built in the 1930s. Back then it was known as DeGeer's Lunch Bar.

It was the strongest storm to hit the Japanese capital in years

They splurged on a camper, a Chevy and a racecar

Kimesha Williams, 35, and another woman are accused in connection with the death of Afaf Anis Assad of Long Beach

Digital purchases are growing rapidly in India and could hit $200 billion in the next seven years

Experts say the tight housing market coupled with systemic problems, inequality and greed are leading to the breakdown of what should be a mutually beneficial arrangement.

British Airways says it has had to cancel almost all flights as a result of a pilots’ 48-hour strike over pay.

Police have been in possession of at least one video filmed by suspects Bryer Schmegelsky, 18, and Kam McLeod, 19, since Aug. 7.

Foreign policy isn’t usually seen as a vote-driver in Canada but it may be more important than ever this time around.

Stella Serafin’s mother, Maria Przychodzien, was part of a mass deportation of Poles at beginning of Second World War, that landed her in a Siberian forced labour camp, where she lived in hardship and terrible cold for two years.

Coun. Chad Collins thinks recommendations for private development of Pier 6 and 7 in the west harbour aren’t aggressive enough.

Parkview neighbourhood residents held a protest to show how upset they are about noise and pollution they live with daily.

A Lime Ridge Mall arena would be ready by 2022, says OHL team owner Michael Andlauer.

Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board staff are in the early stages of talks to make menstrual products free in school bathrooms.

United Way Halton and Hamilton kicked off their 2019 campaign with their 4th annual plane pull event.

Positions of higher authority are paid more.

State and local governments have sought billions of dollars from Purdue Pharma as a way to hold the company and the family that owns it accountable for the United States’ opioid epidemic.

The Ontario and federal governments say they have reached an agreement on jointly funding a proposed French-language university that Premier Doug Ford’s government had previously scrapped.

The cleanup behind the former hurricane has begun, with the utility announcing 360,000 were without power as of Sunday afternoon and hundreds of Canadian military members being brought in to lend a hand

Given Muscovites’ support for the opposition and distrust of the authorities a widespread refusal to take part in exit polling is plausible.

After five years of grinding conflict stoked by Russia in eastern Ukraine, the two bitterly estranged neighbours swapped dozens of prisoners on Saturday in a long-anticipated exchange that Ukraine’s new president hailed as “the first step to end the war.”

Matriarch of well-known carpet selling chaing, was happy to work in the office. Was always on the go and community minded.

Police say the woman pretended to be a police officer and asked the couple to leave a bag of money and jewelry outside their house, claiming it would help police catch a criminal.