Rosemary DiCarlo urged all parties to heed the Security Council’s call for the release of all those arbitrarily detained, and to provide information to families about their loved ones as required by international law.

Assistant Commissioner Jane MacLatchy of the Manitoba RCMP said the bodies were found on Wednesday morning. “At this time, we believe these are the bodies of the two suspects wanted in connection with the homicides in British Columbia,” she told reporters.

U.S. immigration officials raided several Mississippi food processing plants on Wednesday, part of a large-scale operation carried out by President Donald Trump’s administration that targeted both corporations and their largely Latino employees.

Revenues decreased nine per cent year over year to $223 million from $245.3 million.

As the nation reels from the frequency of shootings and their grave toll, McConnell’s slow-walk is coming under criticism from those who want Congress to act.

Of the 10 new projects that will be funded over the next three years, none are in Hamilton.

A judge has cleared SNC-Lavalin to proceed with the $3.25-billion sale of a stake in Ontario’s 407 toll highway to the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.

If Beijing continues to allow its currency to weaken against the American dollar, more countries could feel forced to respond, leading to a damaging currency war.

Interval House of Hamilton and the Flamborough Women’s Resource Centre are receiving provincial funding based on a two-year-old contract, making it difficult to maintain services.

CEO of Pioneer Cannabis Corp. says that he wants to educate consumers.

A prominent Ontario personal injury law firm has filed a class action on behalf of Canadians affected by the massive Capital One data breach that was disclosed on July 30.

U.S. immigration officials have launched raids at several Mississippi food processing plants.

The Burlington Chamber of Commerce is holding a “Business Before 9” event Aug. 27.

U.S. immigration officials have launched raids at several Mississippi food processing plants.

A livid Chicago mayor said Trump got key facts wrong in her online comments

The Star’s Undeniable climate change series highlighted how heat waves in Canada are becoming more intense. The OPHA’s #MakeItBetter campaign aims to give parents the tools to recognize and prevent heat-related diseases.

The event is focused on poverty, equity and hearing the stories of people most affected

The appeal is clear: growing outdoors can cost as little as one-fifth that of greenhouse production

After three decades, Doug Dalgleish is still calling games and clinging to a dream

U.S. immigration officials have launched raids at several Mississippi food processing plants.

More opioid overdoses in one small inner-city neighbourhood than all of Flamborough and Glanbrook combined

Toni Morrison was a 'literary mother' to countless writers

OAKVILLE — A novice driver learned the rules of the road the hard way after being pulled over by Halton police in Oakville on Tuesday, Aug. 6.

The man drove away, but soon came back and exposed himself a second time

The shattering morning blast rocked much of the city

Hamilton Police said no one was injured

Vernon Arima’s summer just got a little brighter.The Oakville man is among a group of nine former co-workers celebrating a combined $250,000 windfall recently collected from the April 20 LOTTO 6/49 Super Draw.“(Initially) They thought it was a

The Liberal government are detailing how the majority of the spending will go to local police internet child exploitation units.

Making yourself look old or young with FaceApp has been all the rage the last few weeks, but then some people actually took the time to do some research on the Russia-based company behind the app, and they got worried.

A grieving community met to discuss security after the tragic death of Hanad Abdullahi Ali, who was shot outside the trio of buildings on Falstaff Ave., on Aug. 1.

Megan K. Betts had more to offer.

The hamburger, so closely aligned with the West, was once embraced in the former Soviet Union because it hit the spot for a centrally planned economy that needed a mass-produced meat sandwich to feed to urban workers.

Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives believe they have weathered the summer storm with the patronage scandal, but there could be dark clouds looming.

Older brother Stetson Deese says the family fears they will never know why Chynna Deese and her boyfriend Lucas Fowler died if the suspects aren’t caught alive.

A Hamilton firefighter fell nearly seven metres during a rescue effort spurred by three hikers who ventured into an off-limits area around the east Mountain waterfall.

Memorial marks the 74th anniversary of the Hiroshima atomic bomb.

The Ryckman family ancestral plot still stands 200 years later, though it’s very hard to find, nestled in the wild fields.

Countermovements spring from ‘perceived threats’ and move from the margins to the mainstream, academics say

A wet golfer hunts for his golf cart to return it to the lineup outside the clubhouse at the Chedoke Civic Golf Club late Tuesday morning, when Hamilton was dealt a torrential downpour. Wednesday and Thursday may not be much better, as thunderstorms remain in the forecast.

Environment Canada said there could be heavy rain, strong wind gusts and hail this afternoon

The full extent of it remains unknown, MPs say.

The intravenous cancer drugs in question are etoposide, vinorelbine and leucovorin.

The investigation of the crash in Laval that also left 15 people injured was ongoing on Tuesday.

Internet giants agree to a set of rules G7 allies propose to remove child pornography quickly

Federal agents seized about 100 guns, more than 1,300 gun components and nearly 124,000 rounds of ammunition.

A racist screed is the focus of police investigating the massacre in El Paso, Texas, as further details emerged on the shooter in Dayton, Ohio.

“It’s baffling and horrible that somebody who’s been talking for 10 years about wanting to shoot people could easily, so easily, get access to a military grade weapon.”

More than 100 people, supported by aircraft and heavy equipment, are battling the blaze that broke out Aug. 4 north of Oliver.

Grieving relatives of two men gunned down in a daytime shooting at Toronto’s Eaton Centre said Tuesday they still struggle to cope with their loss seven years after the attack.

The psychiatric hospital announced the external review after two escapes by men who had been found not criminally responsible on account of mental illnesses for violent crimes.