A local conservation advocate is raising concern over a foreign substance, believed to be tar blob that’s contaminated part of the Red Hill Creek.

Bank of Canada holds interest rate, warns of drag from global trade tensions

The city will spend $7,200 to fund climber locations in Waterdown, Jolly Cut, Red Hill Valley and Centennial Parkway.

Gholson is charged with first-degree murder, first-degree assault, two counts of armed criminal action and failure to report a shooting.

Strachan Ave. southbound will be closed from Fleet St. to Lake Shore Blvd. W. at 12 p.m. Wednesday, police say.

Sonoma Homes will construct five condominiums at 122 Fiddlers Green Road in Ancaster

Hamilton police were called June 14 for man drinking cleaner inside vehicle

The 74-year-old driver was taken to hospital after assault suspect kicked him in the face and smashed his head against a fire hydrant.

The decision Wednesday kept the interest rate at 1.75 per cent for a sixth-straight meeting.

Bank of Canada holds interest rate, warns of drag from global trade tensions

On the markets at 9:50 a.m.

Family and Children’s Services Niagara is in dire need for foster families — with 11 babies currently requiring a home.

Food contaminated with listeria may not look or smell spoiled but can still make people sick.

Trump tweeted that Darroch was "wacky" and "a very stupid guy" and "a pompous fool."

Man accused of burning LGBTQ books loses motion to dismiss

THE ISSUE: Proposed development THE IMPACT: A proposal by the Krpan Group would reshape Clappison's Corners by adding 2,000 residential units and 3,000 jobs to the area.

Passenger rights activist says Swoop should have done more to find alternative flights for stranded passengers

With no protective covering and facing a roughly 188-foot drop into a roiling pool of water filled with large rocks, history suggested that the man's survival was unlikely.

Their power struggle has spilled open in what could be a momentary blip or a foreshadowing of divisions to come

Breaking down 94 homicides in Hamilton.

The driver was taken to hospital after assault suspect kicked him in the face and smashed his head against a fire hydrant.

Luxury real estate sales rise in Toronto, Montreal; fall in Vancouver

Conservative leader wrote to Trudeau that he would scrap rules for clean fuel because it is a “secret tax” that will increase the cost of gas.

Man and woman arrested at scene have been released without charge.

“There is no inventory shortage, but rather, a delay in delivery,” says the retailer.

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Union fears more job losses are on the horizon as the contracts wind down.

The death was announced by his publicist.

But Justin Long neglects to mention his own ignorant online comments, Andrew Dreschel writes.

Planning committee votes 8-0 supporting a bylaw order issued to Lorraine Appleyard to remove the ducks from her home.

Keeping trans person behind bars for speaking at city hall forum creates further chill for community, Cameron Kroetsch says.

Drive-in theatres began operating in the United States in the early 1930s, but it wasn’t until after the Second World War that they would expand to Canada. The Skyway Drive-In on Highway 8 opened for business on July 10, 1946, and was touted to be the first in Canada.

With Notre Dame Convent soon to be sold, buried bodies will be moved to a nearby Catholic cemetery.

Parole Board of Canada is divided in its decision on George Lovie.

The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority said later Tuesday that most patients had been released and no patients required intensive care.

Judge asked to put the main parts of Bill 21 on hold.

Many of Canada’s premiers are meeting with Indigenous leaders at a First Nation ahead of their annual Council of the Federation gathering, an event that Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says is breaking new ground.

The Ontario government will be cutting a subsidy that provides discounted fares for riders using both GO Transit and Toronto’s transit system in the same trip.

Inspectors discover traces of what could be a byproduct of a nerve agent or poison gas at a Syrian research facility.

Alvin Fiddler, the grand chief of the Nishnawbe Aski Nation is looking across the province to find accommodations for the community’s 3,000 evacuees.

“A critically thinking electorate is less likely to fall victim to disinformation in all its forms.”

Perot, whose 19 per cent of the vote in 1992 stands among the best showings by an independent candidate in the past century, died early Tuesday at his home in Dallas surrounded by his devoted family, family spokesman James Fuller said.

The legislation, to be introduced Tuesday in the House, is designed to highlight Democrats’ focus on global warming and push back on U.S. President Donald Trump, who has declared a national emergency at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Two Hamilton doctors have been handed suspensions by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.

Carbon monoxide leaks can be lethal.

Across B.C., 20 cities, towns and regional districts have backed similar motions since the start of the year.

Firefighters in Spain on Tuesday found the body of a driver whose car was swept away by flash flooding caused by intense and sudden downpours, authorities in northern Spain said.

Paramedics were concerned about their immediate health but not that they might die, fire chief says

Protesters are persisting in their demands for the bill to be formally withdrawn and an investigation opened into heavy-handed tactics used by police against demonstrators.

Andrew Scheer accused the Liberals of plotting to levy a “secret fuel tax” on families; Liberals say the Conservative leader is embracing policies that amount to “anti-climate action”.