The youngest of four siblings, Chynna Deese was her family’s “life of the party.”

One software company unwraps its solution to cocoa’s child labour and deforestation with real-time satellite monitoring.

A total of 582 members of the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry took part in the infamous botched assault of the French coastal city of Dieppe that was heavily fortified by the Germans. In the end, 200 Hamiltonians (197 from the RHLI) died, and nearly 300 were wounded or taken prisoner.

Sam Hammond returns to lead the teachers for one last term.

Police are also looking for hiker who found car keys and placed them on a bronze Hyundai Elantra in the Tew Falls parking lot.

Innovation Notebook brings you the latest from McMaster University, Mohawk College and Hamilton’s hospitals

Jack Letts, who was dubbed ‘Jihadi Jack’ by the U.K. media, has been detained in a Kurdish prison for about two years after he travelled to Syria to support Daesh.

A thunderstorm watch, originally issued just after 4:30 p.m. Sunday, has been cancelled for the City of Hamilton.

More than 150 Canadians killed in Afghanistan were honoured during a sombre ceremony in Ottawa.

The protectors need protecting, say police unions, which are demanding more help to stop the problem.

Police say roughly 60 homes in Tillsonburg were evacuated for safety concerns after a large quantity of natural gas was released into several homes and the underground sewer.

Both the left and the right declared victory after a long-hyped rally that had Portland, Ore., on edge.

A Sudanese health official says flooding triggered by heavy rains has killed at least 46 people in the past two months and destroyed thousands of houses across the country.

Dr. Stacey Marjerrison says if her young patients have the strength to fight cancer, she can cycle 150 km a day to raise funds to ease their journey.

The suicide bomber stood in the middle of the dancing, clapping crowd as hundreds of Afghan children and adults celebrated a wedding in a joyous release from Kabul’s strain of war.

Authorities in Gibraltar said Sunday that, unlike in the U.S., the Iran’s Revolutionary Guard is not designated a terrorist organization under EU, U.K. or Gibraltar law.

Montreal Pride president says the organization received a record number of homophobic messages on social media this year.

Police say roughly 60 homes were evacuated for safety concerns related to the high concentration of gas.

Maxime Bernier says not inviting him to take part in the official election debates means excluding the only political party leader who has anything different to say.

Glacier has shrunk to almost nothing as temperatures on the Earth rise due to increased CO2 levels from combustion of fossil fuels that trap heat in the atmosphere.

Elections Canada is warning that any third party that promotes information about carbon dioxide as a pollutant or climate change as an emergency could be considered to be indirectly advocating against Maxime Bernier and his party.

There is a severe thunderstorm watch in effect for the city of Hamilton, according to Environment Canada. These thunderstorms could be capable of producing very strong wind gusts, large hail and heavy rain this afternoon and evening. The watch went into effect at 4:39 p.m.

Lawyers and allies of the Saudi blogger are increasingly lobbying foreign governments in an effort to secure his release.

Jack Letts, a British-Canadian man who has been behind bars in a Kurdish prison since 2017, has been stripped of his British citizenship, the office of Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale confirmed in a sternly worded statement.

Annual festival brings vendors, live music and family fun

Six-team touring loop takes over Tim Hortons Field for trio of weekend games.

Larry Kudlow said in Sunday television interviews that U.S. consumers are seeing higher wages and are able to spend and save more.

Exit from European Union without deal might impact import to Britain of drugs, water treatment chemicals, fresh food.

Minor procedure complicated by accident.

Lower tariffs have helped make Canadian beef affordable in Japan.

The amount of spent grain produced has increased sharply as craft beers explode in popularity.

Provincial police have identified the victim of an alleged drunk-driving crash on Highway 401 in Toronto.

Despite being made of peas and soy, plant-based burgers are a lot pricer than traditional beef burgers, but new competition from supermarket brands could bring prices down soon

Paolo Caputo, 64, of Richmond Hill, had listed Domani Restaurant, at 335 Roncesvalles Ave., near Grenadier Rd., for $249,000, according to an online listing.

Lawsuit alleges that longtime doctor allowed his intern to perform procedure. Lawyer says any damages awarded in the suit could help pay for future cosmetic surgery for the boy.

Among the most serious: “significant” disruptions to the supply of drugs and medicine, a decrease in the availability of fresh food and even potential fresh water shortages due to possible interruptions of imported water treatment chemicals.

Festivalgoers gathered in Gage Park on Saturday to throw colour and celebrate the triumph of good over evil.

Protesters held a die in on a busy Burlington intersection to protest the treatment of animals arriving for slaughter.About 70 animal rights activists, members of the Toronto Pig Save gathered near Fearmans in Burlington to hold a ‘die in’ at the intersection of Appleby and Harvester.

A two-vehicle collision left a Halton Region paramedic transport unit severely damaged after a collision on the highway 407 westbound near the highway 403 split in Burlington on Friday night (August 16).

Residences cleared for safety reasons are a large quantity of gas was reportedly released into several homes and the underground sewer.

Thousands expected at Bingemans in September for one-day celebration of marijuana

Two vehicles were involved, said OPP Sgt. Kerry Schmidt, each with a male driver. One man was pronounced dead at the scene.

Since July, the Beaver Hill Shell station on the southeast edge of Lac La Biche, Alta., has picked up a steady stream of traffic that the townsfolk can no longer ignore.

Wayne Malley was just 5 years old when he wandered away from his family at the Ex in 1966. His tearful face and quick reunion with his mother made it into the pages of the Star.

Provincial police searching for suspects.

A large greenhouse fire broke out late Friday night at Pioneer Flower farms Ltd, bringing in large numbers of firefighters and leading officials to warn residents to shelter inside.

Paolo Caputo, 64, of Richmond Hill, became Toronto’s 38th homicide victim for 2019 after he was shot around 4 p.m. outside Domani Restaurant, at 335 Roncesvalles Ave., near Grenadier Rd.

Two programs are ending — one that gave renovation money to homes and another that helped maintain staffing levels and a living wage.

McMaster Student Union president says ‘discriminatory or xenophobic attitudes have no place’ on campus.

The Star is highlighting cases that reveal problems with parenting capacity assessments, expert reports that can be influential in causing Ontario parents to permanently lose their children to adoption.