Marie-Rose Gauthier lived in an autonomous living apartment at a seniors’ home in Saguenay and her family believes she fell and was unable to get up.

Ontario’s new minister of Children, Community and Social Services says families of children with autism and the public “deserve to know how we are working to provide care.”

“Scare Tactics” was a perfect fit for Ash, as the Toronto native is an alum of Second City Toronto and Chicago mainstages.

Matthew Miller said firefighters are exhausted and the service is operating at a reduced capacity after five house fires in 10 days.

Passive house buildings will be the focus of an upcoming City of Hamilton Planning and Economic Development (PED) Department talk. Rob Bernhardt, CEO of Passive House Canada, is this PEDTalk’s speaker. The free talk is July 10 at the Hamilton Waterfront Trust on Discovery Drive. The event starts at 4:30 p.m. Register at bruha.com/event/4831.

The charges stem from incidents that occurred in June with four men, who all escaped unharmed.

Iran argues that it should no longer be bound by the limits of the deal if it does not also benefit from the sanctions relief promised a 2015 nuclear agreement that Donald Trump withdrew the United States from last year.

The political fallout revived criticism of the agency’s culture.

Just before 5:30 p.m., police said on Twitter that one person was in custody from an “earlier incident” Wednesday morning and noted there is no concern for public safety.

The federal Conservatives entered this election year having outpaced the Liberals in fundraising by more than $8.3 million in 2018, and with extra cash in the bank, the party’s financial returns show.

An Indigenous-led group says it will soon be ready to make a bid for majority ownership of the controversial Trans Mountain pipeline currently owned by the federal government.

“They will only pay a lip service, at best. The matter is, after all, between China and Canada.”

Existing migrant detention facilities have become a flashpoint in the 2020 presidential race.

President Donald Trump appeared to contradict his own administration Wednesday when he tweeted that he wasn’t giving up on including a citizenship question in the census.

A Hamilton-based startup operating out of The Forge was included on the Branham300 list of Canada’s Top 25 Up and Coming tech companies for 2019.

Fire Chief Matthew Miller said firefighters were uninjured but shaken.

Foreign secretary says people in Hong Kong fear “their basic freedoms are under attack.”

officials will go door to door to check on people, hand out water bottles to the homeless and encourage citizens to stay cool and hydrated.

A married couple in their 50s died after their car plunged into Lake Ontario at a popular Burlington park, police said Wednesday as they investigated what led to the vehicle going into the water.

The population is down to only about 100 reproductive females.

Vehicle hoisted out of water at LaSalle Park using heavy machinery

About 80 per cent of workers at Quebec plant voted to ratify the offer

The massive downpour, which has already brought record levels of rain over the last 72 hours, is set to intensify over the next 12 hours, and could cause severe flooding and landslides.

Researchers found that an average of 150,000 Ontario residents were diagnosed with a concussion each year between 2008 and 2016.

Auto sector helped boost exports to a record level and the economy continued to show signs of rebounding

Whether it’s renovating houses or refinishing old furniture, Joanne Tudor-Stephens has always had a knack for finding beauty in unexpected places.

The rescuers who responded put up a 12-metre ladder against the sandy cliff and rappelled from above to put a harness on the dog.

In an Oval Office meeting last month with Trudeau, Trump said he would raise the plight of Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor in his planned meeting with Xi, as a favour to Canada.

"We should try to cater to what will be the major topics of the federal election," said Mayor Fred Eisenberger.

Ontario is rolling out a second round of cannabis stores, planning for 50 to start opening this October in addition to the 22 that are already serving customers.

Police received a call for an ‘unknown problem’ just before 7 a.m.

On Wednesday (July 3), the Ontario government announced a new lottery for 50 more cannabis store licences across the province in addition to the 25 issued earlier this year.

Staff at the Orchid Nightclub found Armstrong suffering from gunshot wounds inside the club around 3 a.m. Sunday, police said.

Father says he is “not happy” with city’s response after incident at Kiwanis Park pool on the holiday weekend

Police received a call for an “unknown problem” just before 7 a.m.

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A lighthouse has existed at the entrance to Burlington Bay since the 1830s.

“We were putting together the Canada Day party and I said it’d be funny to make a Justin Trudeau pinata. We filled it with money, candy and little notes of things he promised. It was all just in fun,” the bar co-owner Rob Newell said.

Home invasion in April 2018 part of resurgence of mafia violence in Hamilton in recent years.

Work on the south-bound expressway began on June 14, two days after paving and guardrail work wrapped up on the north-bound section.

Show of support during ‘Free Cedar” campaign has been ‘just beautiful’

Investigations have not been able to identify the woman, and police are asking for the public’s assistance.

TORONTO - Ontario is set to get 50 more cannabis retail stores starting in October.

The property arm of pension fund OMERS aims to build a 4.3 million-square-foot, mixed-use complex on a four-acre site just north of the Rogers Centre and CN Tower.

The assault occured at a King Street West and Caroline Street North bus shelter.

‘People need to understand and appreciate everyone is entitled to their opinion’

Sabotaged meatballs. The wrong soap. Franchisees say supervisors manipulated inspections — then took their stores. A company ‘hit man’ says it’s true.

Police and paramedics were called at 7:40 p.m. (July 2) to the area of 1296 King St. E. — the address of Pizza Pizza where Main St. E. and King St. E. meet.

Hospital fundraiser will be held July 20

Australian Federal Police say the 42-year-old woman was travelling from Canada with her son.