Climate changes “pose an existential threat to human civilization and the global ecosystem,” Ontario’s top court rules.

The Burlington Chamber of Commerce has announced the winner of Burlington’s 2019 Distinguished Entrepreneur Award.

High temperatures are putting thousands at risk across Europe.

The two remaining towers of a highway bridge in central Genoa that collapsed last year, killing 43 people, were demolished on Friday, clearing the city’s skyline of a grim landmark and preparing for the reconstruction of a vital urban transport link.

The melee at Hamilton’s Pride celebration raises some troubling questions

One car containing close to 14,000 gallons of sulphuric acid leaked, though the company said the substance was contained to the site and poses no danger to the public or the St. Clair River.

Marshae Jones was five months pregnant when Ebony Jemison shot her in the stomach during an altercation, authorities said.

Domestic: 1

The Liberals got a permit to hold a “people’s picnic” on the grounds from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. with a DJ and free ice cream.

Rising costs of insulin in the U.S. are prompting American diabetics to head to Canada to buy the non-prescription drug at a fraction of the price.

Fees won’t increase until July 2020 as part of five-year plan.

Local animal welfare group part of province’s new interim measure

A brief description of the responsibilities and powers of Canada’s federal government.

Some complaints are very strong, well-founded grievances and it’s great that the new legislation is having its effect. Many, from my experience, are frivolous.

Vernon Adams Jr., quarterback who led big, late, comeback against Edmonton will start vs. Hamilton

“Project Kraken” aimed to take down an alleged criminal organization known as the Chester Lee gang.

Most recent deaths a sad reality of Central Americans escaping poverty and violence in their home countries.

Are you a Canadian citizen, 18 years or older, looking to have your say in shaping the country’s political future by casting your vote in October’s federal election?

After the shooting, they continued to put the paper out every day, both because that was their job and because it gave them something to focus on.

Marineland and Connecticut-based Sea Research Foundation have announced a 10-year partnership focused on beluga whale research, conservation and education.

The Doug Ford government challenged the constitutionality of the carbon-pricing law before a five-judge panel in April.

Proponents say they’re an affordable, environmentally-friendly part of transportation in a modern city. Critics have accused them of terrorizing pedestrians. Rental battery-powered e-scooters could soon be swarming Toronto’s streets and sidewalks.

Tomas Terfloth made the purchase — the price including tax came to $776.99 — with the help of a large donation from friends, family and others.

It took eight years to follow though on a promised review, but the city is finally ruling out giving Hamilton’s public and Catholic school boards a break on parkland dedication fees for new schools and additions.

Relations between the two countries have frayed over Britain’s accusation that Russia was behind the poisoning last year of Sergei V. Skripal, a retired Russian double agent, and of his daughter in Salisbury, England.

The exhibit’s curators sought out women from across Nova Scotia to explore their relationship to the ocean.

Jedwab says, “As much as we appreciate our history, those founding events seem to be increasingly removed from the things that we direct the greatest value at.”

Hwy 56 between Haldibrook Rd. and Haldimand Rd. 9 remains closed as emergency crews work at the scene.

Police are investigating after angry mob pounds on door early this morning, dumps signs on lawn accusing mayor of “hating queers.”

Ancaster residents and those who regularly commute along Garner Road West will be forced onto detour routes this summer as the City of Hamilton begins construction of a sanitary sewer west of Hamilton Drive.

The Ministry of Labour has been called

Halton police reminding shoppers to be mindful and vigilant

The Issue: Canadian Tire closing decades-old Cootes Drive store and moving to University Plaza.The Impact: Dozens of new temporary and permanent jobs, while future use of Cootes property is unclear.

OPP say Hwy 56 between Haldibrook Rd. and Haldimand Rd. 9 in Caledonia is closed as emergency crews work at the scene.

‘I wound up with cancer, and I lost my bladder. I was so upset with the whole thing.’

The airport confirmed that the issue is resolved; it was the second incident this week.

Police are investigating after angry mob pounds on door early this morning, dumps signs on lawn accusing mayor of “hating queers.”

Trump and Putin traded brief remarks Friday, the first time they sat together since Helsinki

For years, the names of Ontario’s top-billing doctors were secret. The Star fought for five years to uncover their names. Today the Spectator reveals the top-billing doctors in the Hamilton-area Local Health Integration Network.

Most recent father and daughter deaths a sad reality of Central Americans escaping poverty and violence in their home countries.

Toronto police have released security camera images of a man wanted for causing damage to two vehicles following the Raptors’ Championship win from earlier this month.

The French national weather service activated its highest-level heat danger alert for the first time.

OPP say Hwy 56 between Haldibrook Rd. and Haldimand Rd. 9 in Caledonia is closed as emergency crews work at the scene.

The incident took place in the Danzig St. and Morningside Ave. area.

Chris Vanderweide, 27, of Kitchener nodded to a small group of supporters as he entered the courtroom with a heavily bandaged right arm.

Having long insisted that one tool works best, they are now in the awkward position of having to explain why they are switching to inferior tools, Aaron Wudrick writes.

Council will consider the probe results and an ‘action plan’ around the same time Mayor Fred Eisenberger hopes to meet with members of the LGBTQ+ community concerned about hate-fuelled violence.

Student’s college acceptance revoked.

City statement says reports that large crowds prevented emergency responders from getting to the baby “are unfounded.”

Listen to the conversation between thespec.com’s Delaney Caulfield and Waterloo Region Record columnist Luisa D’Amato.