"We have a chance to look at what is good public policy," said Mountain Coun. John-Paul Danko.

The 19,644-square-foot school was built in 1957 and closed in 1978.

Crews responded to a structure fire Monday evening

Crews responded to a structure fire Monday evening

The Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra is partnering with leading experts to present a panel discussion — Music and Wellness: Shared Perspectives. The event is Thursday, July 18, at 2 p.m. at the Hamilton Public Library’s central branch and is free to attend. Limited seating is available. Guests are advised to register at hpo.org/musicandwellness.

Revitalizing our neighbourhoods shouldn’t mean displacing the people who live there, says ACORN chair

Around 2,000 vulnerable members are in the process of moving to Kapuskasing, Smooth Rock Falls and Hearst.

The escalating tensions in the Persian Gulf between Iran and the United States have implications for the future safety of Canadian troops in Iraq, analysts suggested Monday.

Shaken residents are cleaning up from two of the biggest earthquakes to rattle California in decades as scientists warn that both should serve as a wake-up call to be ready when the long-dreaded “Big One” strikes.

Three women who shared their stories of sexual harassment as part of a class-action lawsuit against the RCMP have shown great courage so others who may have endured similar experiences can come forward, a lawyer said Monday.

The federal government is facing a new legal challenge after it approved the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion for a second time.

The federal government has announced new measures to protect North Atlantic right whales in the Gulf of St. Lawrence that have been dying from ship strikes and getting caught in fishing gear.

A slew of recent measures, including 9 a.m. alcohol service and plans to expand the sale of beer and wine to corner stores could have a negative impact on public health and safety, she said.

Witness saw cops running down the street doing chest compressions

Indictment accuses Jeffrey Epstein, 66, of engaging in sex acts with dozens of vulnerable minors, some as young as 14

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service is supposed to retain only information that is “strictly necessary” to do its job, and the spy agency is now facing questions about whether it collected material about groups or people who posed no real threat.

The woman was sentenced to six months of house arrest for abandoning her pre-school-aged boys in pursuit of the drugs, while on probation for two previous theft offences from 2018.

Police say three males, aged 16, 17, and 18, have been charged with fraud over $5,000, and use of a forged document.

Lawyers say the total value of the settlement could reach $100 million but that will depend on how many eligible claims are received.

Brantford Police say an unidentified man is died after being shot on Colborne Street West.

The 33-year-old LGBTQ+ activist was arrested more than two weeks ago.

In Calgary for the stampede, ahead of a meeting of premiers from across Canada, Ford then said ‘we aren’t here to talk about Dean French.’

Religious publishers say President Donald Trump’s most recent proposed tariffs on Chinese imports could result in a Bible shortage.

Saskatchewan’s lieutenant-governor died July 2 at age of 78.

The Burlington Chamber of Commerce is holding a “Business After 5” event at LaSalle Banquet Centre July 10.

Flyadeal, part of Saudi Arabian Airlines, will operate an entirely Airbus fleet, the company said Sunday in a statement, buying as many as 50 A320neo-family aircraft from Boeing’s European rival.

Patients and customers who rely on cannabis grown at a Niagara greenhouse might have to do without for a while.

Peter Dalglish, an Order of Canada recipient, was convicted last month after a police investigation and trial his lawyers described as a travesty of justice.

Shares in CannTrust Holdings Inc. plunged as much as 20 per cent after the cannabis producer said Health Canada flagged the company’s greenhouse facility in Pelham, Ont., for not being in compliance with certain regulations and warned of temporary product shortages as a result.

A mother duck and her babies go for a swim in Burlington.

MIDWESTERN ONTARIO – The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) has announced that a second lottery will take place in August that will allocate 50 new private cannabis retail stores in the province.Of those 50 stores, eight will be earm

A male driver is been charged with failing to yield from a private road in connection with a July 3 collision in Stoney Creek that sent a motorcyclist to hospital.

A man and woman are facing charges after arrest in alleyway between Maplewood and Balsam avenues

Witness saw cops running down the street doing chest compressions

Did you ever cool off by the lake? Many Hamiltonians did and still do at Lakeland pool at Van Wagners Beach.

Brantford Police say an unidentified man died after being shot on Colborne Street West

Kitchener’s Chris Vanderweide charged with two counts of assault with a weapon

A young woman is facing distracted driving and other charges after Halton Regional Police say she stopped in a live lane of traffic in Oakville to use her phone.

The statue was carved with a chainsaw into a living linden tree on the banks of the Sava River

Revitalizing our neighbourhoods shouldn’t mean displacing the people who live there, says ACORN chair

The handrail carried 120 volts, 10 times what the lighting should have

Hamilton's senior population is expected to increase by 93 per cent by 2033.

The long-awaited spray pad at Bruce Park opened last Friday (July 5).Work on the $500,000 project began in April with some minor landscaping work left to complete.The official opening is slated for 6:30 p.m. on July 11.Centremount neighbour

The Ontario government’s approach to our power sector bespeaks a compulsion to meddle in the management affairs of government-owned enterprises — and belies the pro-business image that Tories pride themselves on, Martin Regg Cohn writes.

The Ford government wants education to focus on science and technology. But as school boards struggle with bigger classes and fewer teachers, those are often ones being squeezed.

Two men were seen fleeing in a smaller sedan

The woman and the man whose Cambridge residence she was visiting got stranded on the building rooftop after midnight when the door locked behind them.

Who is Ivanka Trump and why does she force herself upon us so?

In a message on its website, the company said it was experiencing an outage that was affecting many wireless customers.