Damage and cleanup costs are expected to be more than $5000.

James Dylan Osborne appeared in Superior Court of Justice in Welland in July and pleaded guilty to a charge of second-degree murder.

Halton Police seeking help from public to find victim

The government announced earlier this year that it was ending provincial out-of-country health insurance, saying it didn’t provide value to taxpayers and provided only limited coverage.

It’s a rough and tumble life at this woodsy parcel of land in Burlington, about as cottagey as you can get, just paces away from Highway 403.

Taste of Burlington is back again with its biggest program yet.

A pair of tourists had a close call with a black bear when they took their dogs for a walk in northern B.C. and the bear bit one of their pets.

Larry Dobroski, 72, was reported missing from his home on Thursday

Look-back driven by controversy over hidden Red Hill parkway report

A class at McMaster University has created an interactive website featuring portraits of more than 30 types of trees located on campus

These are the first two confirmed cases of rabies in Halton this year.

The federal government is introducing changes to the oversight of drug costs, a move it says will help lower prices as a critical step towards a national pharmacare program.

Ribs, Ticats, Teddy Bear’s Picnic

From rottweilers to Shih Tzus, we take a look at the most popular dogs in Hamilton, according to licensing data

Firefighters with oxygen tanks and isolations suits eventually stopped the ammonia leak at the Waterfront Grill at about 8 p.m. Thursday night.

Tearing through puddles like it’s water or something.

Already known for it ubiquitous gun culture, recent mass shootings suggest a country at war with itself and content with the status quo.

Hannah Tooktoo, an Inuk mother from Nunavik, Que., descended from her bike Thursday, 55 days after pedalling across the country to raise awareness to the suicides that are ravaging her community.

"One thousand dollars would keep a child safe in foster care for 30 days," said Kim Kane, president of CUPE local 2328.

"One thousand dollars would keep a child safe in foster care for 30 days," said Kim Kane, president of CUPE local 2328.

Barrick Gold founder’s group criticized for not inviting People’s Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier.

Cameras caught a man and woman entering the barn and shooting the calf with four to six arrows. When the calf didn’t die the man removed an arrow and proceeded to stab the animal repeatedly. The couple then but the corpse into their trunk and drove away.

Man chased out of bedroom early Thursday morning reported to have taken large amount of U.S. cash and $20,000 worth of jewelry.

Local makers will offer an array of options at Craftadian Made In Hamilton market.

Immigrant community rallies around families of detained

Police blocked vehicle access to the pier after a security guard reported an equipment alarm and noticed an odour at 47 Discovery Dr.

The program hasn’t had a review in more than two decades, during which time it has become more complex while the number of people qualifying for benefits has dropped.

Scientists are studying the impact of unprecedented smoke from B.C. wildfires to model the potential impacts of nuclear war on the Earth’s climate.

The federal government has asked the city to once again help deal with an overflow of people seeking sanctuary in Canada.

OPP warning farmers or those with large amounts of fuel to secure tanks

A Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation report found more seniors are holding off on downsizing because they are working longer and have more income, and because of a lack of alternative housing options.

York Regional Police said they seized more than half a ton of cannabis along with a cornucopia of other drugs in a year-long investigation into an alleged Asian drug ring in Vaughan, Ont., that led to charges against more than 40 people.

Negotiated historic challenges, including new NAFTA deal, as Canada’s envoy under both Obama and Trump administrations

The deputy mayor of a northern Manitoba town at the centre of a massive manhunt said it will be a long time before things in the community return to normal.

New report delivers stark warnings about the need for drastic changes.

He’s charged with child endangerment causing injury and serious injury by vehicle.

A Spanish nature conservation centre says that the first baby lynx has been born in the Pyrenees in nearly a century.

One officer tried to restrain man, but it didn’t work

Canadian food supplies at risk if climate change not slowed, new UN report shows

Hamilton police say the man had several paper bags attached with buyers’ details in the vehicle.

Immigrant community rallies around families of detained

Tens of thousands of government forces in riot gear patrol Indian-controlled Kashmir. Streets lined with shuttered shops are deserted, steel barricades and razor wire cutting off neighbourhoods. An eerie silence is broken by an occasional security vehicle whizzing past or the cawing of crows.

Hamilton councillors to debate how to close Ancaster Memorial Art Centre's $7.6 million shortfall.

OHRC chief commissioner toured Hamilton jail in July

Party City Holdco Inc. says it will use proceeds from the sale to pay down debt.

A man “full of anger” stabbed, slashed and robbed his way across two Southern California cities in a bloody rampage that killed four people and wounded two others who were apparently targeted at random, authorities said.

Greek lawmakers on Thursday approved legislation easing police access to university grounds to investigate complaints, ending a decades-old effective ban imposed in the name of academic freedom.

Trump said that the Fed’s high level of interest rates in comparison to other countries was keeping the dollar too strong and making it more difficult for U.S. manufacturers to compete.

A bouncer says he “would’ve died” before he let the Ohio gunman into the bar where hundreds of people were hiding during the melee.

The Stoney Creek Chamber of Commerce is holding its annual general meeting and 2019 board installation Sept. 12.