This is the first of two games with visiting Guatemala

Hours after Fennell Avenue East robbery police found garbage bag of stolen drugs, gun and two stolen vehicles

I would never tell anybody who to vote for, but I will suggest some of the stepping stones in the maze that should be avoided, writes Michael Coren.

The Issue: Netflix series staring Oscar winner filming in Dundas affected by road work.The Impact: City film office constantly improving procedures, communication to reduce negative impacts on community

Police looking to identify suspects in Mountain Plaza Mall assault June 6

It took nearly half a year to get Ministry of Education approval to go to tender, but work is finally set to begin on the replacement Memorial public elementary school in lower Stoney Creek.

They are beginning to worry about filling farming jobs in the future.

Luc Peters of Humble Bee said while it has been a poor year for farmers getting the crops in the ground, bees have been thriving, possibly from the lack of pesticide use.

By now the Liddle family of Burlington is rolling across the Canadian Prairies

Seven teams from coast-to-coast are vying for a trip to the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Penn., as Canada’s best little leaguers square off at the 2019 Canadian championships at Ancaster’s Little League Park.

Two people have been taken to hospital after a shooting in the parking lot of a Niagara Falls strip club.

Beats expectations as sales rise

The city’s response to Drake has gone viral since he asked the mayor to “set up some stronger Wi-Fi towers so @boi1da can be able to send me all his newest beats.”

Freeing it was quite the operation.

Dane Evans made his first start for Hamilton at quarterback in place of the injured Jeremiah Masoli

“The reality today is there’s shrinking pools of resources for organizations to go fund very important work,” says Paul Johnson, the city’s general manager of healthy and safe communities.

When security find something that appears to be illegal, they call police. Charges could be laid.

There's a subset of airline passengers who take hitting 30,000 feet as an invitation to make themselves at home.

A judge found Nicole-Walton Allen unqualified to complete a specialized assessment that is often “the kiss of death” for parents fighting to keep their children. She testified she has completed more than 100 since 1992.

Brands use naming rights to exploit positive emotional connections, says one marketing expert. But commuting is “a dreary thing that people have to do five days a week to go to their job.”

Police believe they routinely stole the items and sold them at pawn shops.

Police are searching for two men

Nearly 50 co-workers, friends and family members turned up at the Beacon Harbourside Wednesday morning to help search for David Martens, a 46-year-old Grimsby man who’s been missing since Saturday.

Drivers were abandoning their vehicles and running out of the Thorold Tunnel after fire broke out inside the Highway 58 structure under the Welland Canal Thursday.

The total sales of residential properties in July was down three per cent from June and almost 13 per cent from May, but were higher by 10 per cent compared to sales last July.

The motorcycle skidded for a short distance before the rider put the motorcycle down on its side and slid into the side of the westbound automobile

Canada’s environmental party is hoping for a major breakthrough. But can its leadership manage growing expectations, greater scrutiny and internal debate about whether to campaign negatively? First in a series.

Victim’s mother says the verdict doesn’t bring her son Aly Sunderani back, but Dosanjh will ‘rot in jail’

Members of the niche gaming forum “Perfect World Void” didn’t know their Canadian friend’s full name — let alone where he lived. But they knew the clock was ticking.

One Calgary woman literally didn’t know what hit her after the strike on Saturday caused short-term memory loss and melted some of her clothing.

Residents are worried about the possibility of rogue odours from a 12-month Terrapure experiment to turn sewage sludge into fertilizer on Brant Street. The province approved the plan this month.

Take a break this weekend and enjoy what summer has left to offer.

Group hears calls to reboot stalled anti-racism centre

All first responders acted quickly as they came together to save one of their own.

No matter in what form Britain leaves the European Union, there will be a period of downturn in the economy, experts predict.

Threat to impose tariffs on more Chinese goods comes as surprise.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is putting Canada’s money where his mouth is, promising to increase health and social transfer payments by at least three per cent every year should he become prime minister.

According to three U.S. officials, the younger bin Laden was killed sometime during the Trump administration, though many questions remain, including when, how and where he was killed, and by whom.

Coun. Brad Clark ‘outraged that some political leaders are willing to embrace’ groups that promote hatred.

Sheila North, a former grand chief, asks why there is not the same sense of urgency is when an Indigenous woman or girl can’t be found.

A Toronto editor found guilty in January of promoting hatred against women and Jews was given more time on Thursday to say why he believes his lawyer threw the case.

The banquet hall, in operation for almost 35 years in Stoney Creek, is closing so that the roughly 10 acres it sits on along the Lake Ontario waterfront can be redeveloped into a large housing subdivision.

The baby was sitting inside a small tent beside the car as her parents packed up to leave the Cine-parc Boucherville.

Bacteria spread when present in a water source and fine mists of water from that source are inhaled.

Last week, RCMP charged Danita Thomas with first-degree murder, kidnapping, improperly interfering with a human body and theft of a motor vehicle in Laverdiere’s death. Shayla Orthner faces similar charges.

The Tunisian man said he often played video games on a private server called Perfect World Void with Menhaz Zaman, a 23-year-old Markham, Ont., resident who has been charged with four counts of first-degree murder.

Some new signs are popping up in the Canadian Rockies to show international visitors how to properly use outhouses.

Ontario may allow naming rights across GO stations to raise extra money to keep fares low.

Liuna Gardens makes way for large Stoney Creek housing development

The province estimates it can make between $50,000 to $500,000 a year on rights for some stations, which would retain their original names while also featuring a sponsor’s name and branding.