Daniel Wise is charged with first degree murder in May 18 stabbing

The scandal that has rocked the government and fuelled its tumble in a new public opinion poll has now claimed seven people.

Study shows poor diet is leading risk factor in incidences of high blood pressure, diabetes, gastrointestinal problems and depression in Canada

"We wouldn't expect a councillor to be able to take donations from the public to do public relations," says Hamilton lawyer Craig Burley.

Alternative lenders increase share of slowing Canadian mortgage market: CMHC

OPP say cleanup is expected to last most of the day.

The horrific killing of the teenager in Utica, New York, has drawn headlines, its brutality underscored by its broadcast

This is the third drowning in the area in less than two weeks

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Missing 16-year-old last seen in Simcoe July 9

Joel Ippolito was named the 2019 Distinguished Entrepreneur by the Burlington Chamber of Commerce

“JFK called for a man on the moon, our call should be a category leading chicken sandwich,” they wrote in a letter.

Habitat for Humanity’s Waterdown townhome build has received a $77,000 boost.

Family members, close community contacts and health care workers who cared for the man are being assessed and given post-exposure rabies preventative measures if needed.

Senior notices purse was stolen from her walker

City officials said the bylaw amendments took effect July 11.

Premier Doug Ford had promised last week that Ontario would end “hallway health care” by this time next year.

Tipsters can report fraud, waste and wrongdoing, 24-7

This is the third drowning in less than two weeks in the area

Ayanle Hassan Ali continues to be held at a secure Hamilton hospital.

18-year-old G2 driver charged with stunt driving

Clear, sunny skies with temperatures approaching 30 degrees Celsius made for a perfect day along the shores of Lake Ontario on Hamilton’s Beach Strip. Hundreds cycled, skated, swam and just enjoyed the sun on a perfect summer day.

The bloom is not expected to start until late July.

The City of Hamilton is receiving $2.2 million from the Ontario government for the local implementation of the new Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program.

The Washington State Department of Transportation has released a 400-page business case for the transportation link.

A man hangs out in a hammock in Bayfront Park

A provincial official in Manitoba says two people died over the weekend from causes related to a heat wave in the southern part of the province.

The Transportation Safety Board ruled last year a crew member missed a planned course change because he fell asleep while alone on watch.

A church leader ordered James Oler to bring the underage child to the U.S. to be married in 2004.

Branches of the church in each province will still be able to make up their own minds.

Brothers Esais Lukasik-Foss, 15, and Sander, 11, throw a Frisbee around in the heat Monday at Bayfront Park.

Branches of the church in each province will still be able to make up their own minds.

The driver escaped unharmed but all of the cocoa was destroyed.

Police say a fight broke out Friday in one of the residence towers.

Lawyer for Caledonia class-action lawsuit misappropriated $1.75 million from reserve fund

Three dogs died last summer after exposure to toxic substances produced by cyanobacteria, a type of blue-green algae, after swimming in the St. John River.

Transport Minister Marc Garneau said he was “surprised” and “disappointed” by legal action from Canadian airlines to quash new rules to beef up compensation for passengers subjected to delayed flights and damaged luggage.

No relationship is more delicate than the one with the American president

Ford made his pledge on Friday during a meeting of Canada’s premiers, promising to end the “hallway health-care” problem that has plagued Ontario’s hospitals for years and seen people treated in spaces not appropriate for patient care.

Canadians and people around the world “know exactly what I think about those particular comments.”

Donald Trump has called NATO an outdated body, and has complained — as have presidents before him — that the U.S. was assuming an oversized financial burden in footing the alliance’s bills compared with its European members.

An animal welfare group is renewing its call for cruelty charges following the deaths of six horses at this year’s Calgary Stampede.

A Cambridge man who's name and image is making the rounds on social media after being confronted by self-proclaimed vigilante pedophile hunter Justin Payne has been arrested, Waterloo Region police confirm.

More than 90 people were rescued in 11 parishes, but there were no reports of weather-related fatalities in Louisiana.

It’s unclear if the president would suffer any real rebuke for comments about Democratic women of colour.

The man, who the Miami Herald agreed not to identify because he does not have legal status, has lived in the U.S. for 13 years after arriving from Venezuela on a tourist visa. He said if he is deported to his home country, he will be killed.

A spokesperson says British Prime Minister Theresa May thinks U.S. President Donald Trump used “completely unacceptable” language in his tweets about four Democratic congresswomen.

A man hangs out in a hammock in Bayfront Park

The closure, which includes streets near the park, was done on the advice of the expert, Frank Robb, and is aimed at making the area around the lagoon as quiet and free from distractions as possible, according to Chicago Animal Care and Control.

Douang and Fong Siao play rummy in Gary Hill Parkette ahead of a doctor’s appointment across the street Monday, July 15, 2019