The Feds initially tried to work with the province of Ontario, but said the Doug Ford government was unwilling to participate.

City offers free swims, cool down centres, tips

A tenants’ rights group is calling on east Mountain councillor Tom Jackson to support a resolution that calls for modifications to the city’s incentive grant programs to developers to ensure no city funds are used to support the permanent displaceme

Two children and a woman were home - but were not injured

The man had life-threatening injuries when police arrived on scene.

Desjardins helps members access protection who were victims of data theft

Police investigating arson while targeting area patrols.

Less than a year after retrofitting 12 liquor stores to prepare for cannabis legalization, the province is preparing to spend an estimated $3 million to alter the new pot shops again before edibles hit the market later this year.

Last week, a body was found in a canal in south Polk County being consumed by an alligator.

Hamilton’s Honey Badgers are home on Saturday; there’s an Air Force Day at the warplane museum; and Ontario’s family free fishing days continue to midnight Sunday.

Cline, who died a day shy of his 61st birthday, was born into coal.

Hamilton sees small uptick in unemployment, but still better than national and Ontario average

The Ottawa Citizen reports that the minister yelled at Melnyk that she is his minister and swore at him, calling him a loser.

Radi Chowdhury was left paralyzed and in a coma after he was hit on May 26 by a motorcyclist on Victoria Park Ave. at Adair Rd., north of St. Clair Ave. E.

Halton police are looking for one woman following the theft of two expensive electric toothbrushes from a Burlington business on April 25.

Business licence application is required by city

The trial heard that their son, John, didn't see a doctor until the day before he died in November 2013

Half the cases will be transferred by July 15 with the unit shutting down in one year

Hamilton LGBTQ activist held at Vanier Centre for Women after alleged parole violations

Chestnut has spent the past few months training intensely.

Officials have found cracks on several roads in the county, but overpasses and underpasses are in good shape.

Ontario government announces 50 new licences to be had in second lottery for recreational marijuana stores, with 11 allocated for the region that includes Hamilton, Brant, Haldimand-Norfolk and Niagara.

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service’s mandate allows it to take direct action to “reduce” threats to Canada’s national security and interests, rather than simply collect intelligence.

Aberdeen Ave. lane reductions ignore the city’s public engagement policy, Andrew Dreschel writes.

A youngster runs through the spray at the splash pad in Gage Park on a day when the humidex was predicted to reach high numbers Thursday.

“It’s important to note that there is no one-size-fits-all healthier diet or meat per se,” said Janese Laster, a physician nutrition specialist in the District.

Two weeks of ramp closures will follow reopening on July 10.

Union also warns $1 million in provincial funding to cancer screening bus has been cut.

Als beat the TiCats 36-29

They’re coming on strong, now that the batteries are lighter and cleaner. Electric bikes, or e-bikes, seem to be catching on in Hamilton, and Glen Doe, owner of Hamilton Electric Bikes, is catching the wave

New drivers could be reason, says union head. More than one third of city bus drivers hired since 2016.

Cartoonist Greg Perry has been “unfairly maligned” by online commentary, news company says.

Participants go through their motions as seen through the “O” in the Hamilton sign in front of city hall on Thursday during the first of 10 weeks of noon-hour yoga in the forecourt.

Crops in cornfields are almost a month behind normal development thanks to a soggy spring.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday that President Donald Trump made good on his pledge to raise the plight of the two Canadians imprisoned in China with President Xi Jinping.

Speed restrictions and fishing-zone closures in the Gulf of St. Lawrence may not be enough to prevent more from being hurt or killed in Atlantic waters, officials warn.

“He infiltrated their families and used their faith in him to take advantage of the complainants,” the judge ruled.

Canada’s natural resources minister says the government is willing to consider bids from Indigenous groups for a stake in the Trans Mountain pipeline.

The federal government has officially appointed a new sergeant-at-arms for the House of Commons, four years after the appointee took on that role in an acting capacity.

Toronto man and Hamilton woman arrested

First positive test of virus in winged critters since August 2017

While Warren isn’t the only 2020 candidate taking selfies, the Massachusetts senator has set herself apart in the crowded field by making the photo line a signature part of her campaign events.

Newfoundland and Labrador’s premier says the joy of his 2015 election victory was short-lived as he began to realize the dire financial situation brought on by the Muskrat Falls hydro megaproject’s runaway costs.

Green Acres Outdoor Pool at 50 Randall Ave. in Stoney Creek is closed as it undergoes maintenance. Meanwhile, the Norman “Pinky” Lewis Recreation Centre is reopening July 9 after renovations. To mark the occasion, there will be free swimming and a barbecue at the 192 Wentworth St. N. centre on July 12.

Migrants risk a hazardous sea voyage in a flimsy, rubber-sided boat, or face being crammed into a detention centre, where some say they have been forced to assemble weapons.

A 6.4-magnitude earthquake hit a remote area of Southern California on Thursday, the most powerful tremor to shake that region in several years, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

A Halifax judge said Craig Robert Burnett’s corruption led him to exploit ‘the very law he was sworn to uphold.’

A family member has confirmed the identity of the Burlington married couple killed when their vehicle plunged into Lake Ontario earlier this week.

Grocer complains they have to close while restaurants, casinos and more stay open.

The federal contribution pledged by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is the largest amount put on the table so far for the project.