The 91st Highlanders Athletic Association is committed to spending $440,000 to upgrade the Ray Lewis Track and Field Centre.

Tara Kramp, a Durham police officer since 1998, engaged in contact with ‘several drug dealers in the Oshawa region,’ according to an agreed statement of facts entered at a tribunal.

The changes to Aberdeen Avenue will include allowing parking on both sides of the road during peak rush hours.

Merkel has been chancellor for nearly 14 years and is known for her stamina and strong work ethic

Monday is Canada Day.Here’s a list of what’s open and closed in Hamilton this long weekend.• The city’s administrative offices, including the Municipal Service Centre at 163 Dundas St. East in Waterdown, will be closed July 1. • For the mos

The couple, both in their mid-30s at the time, met online in 2009 and moved in together in Cobourg, Ont., in 2010 and married in July 2011.

A Fort Erie woman who promoted an all-inclusive Caribbean cruise as a fundraiser for a local legion but left customers stranded with no way home has a month to produce $26,000 in restitution for her offences — and a shot at mitigating her sentence.

Parking on the Hamilton street will reduce traffic lanes to two from four to protect pedestrians.

Ottawa has agreed to China’s demand to suspend approvals of all Canadian meat exports to China as food inspectors and the Mounties look into Beijing’s claim that veterinary health certificates on Canadian pork have been forged.

Police say two vehicles, a Nissan Pathfinder and Toyota Corolla were southbound on Ottawa St. when they stopped for the traffic light.

The 25-year-old running back’s family’s history is tied up in Hamilton football lore like few others

ario fresh-food retailer Farm Boy will be setting up shop at 3061 Walkers Line later this year

Woman, 27, suffered minor injuries after being struck with something on the back of the neck

Chair Pat Daly said the board reallocated staff and used surplus funds

On June 26, 1976, Toronto’s most famous landmark opened to the public. The Star released a special souvenir magazine to mark the occasion.

A family spokesperson, Mona Wood-Sword, said in a statement that Beth Chapman died early Wednesday at Queen’s Medical Center after an almost two-year battle with cancer. She was 51.

The ministry says the company has repaired its pollution control equipment.

Chalise Scholl, 37, previously cashed in her life insurance policy to bury her mother, Gail Scholl, 57, who died after a long struggle with heart disease.

Shalabha Kalliath said a doctor in Thailand told her that “people die, it’s part of life,” to which she responded “Well, I don’t want to.”

The Star fought for five years to uncover the names of physicians with the highest OHIP billings. We can finally tell you who they are, how billings cover both income and overhead, and why transparency in public health spending matters.

Triple killer Jon Rallo will have a “paper review” of his request for full parole, with no hearing for his victims’ family to attend

Marilyn Ann Neely's daughter Ann-Marie created a Facebook page called Missing People of Canada Unsolved Cold Cases. Her mom disappeared almost 36 years ago.

Paramedics said the woman was in serious but stable condition.

Chris Vanderweide should have been nabbed at Gage Park on June 15, Hamilton Queers Against Hate says.

The couple met when he posted her bond for a shoplifting arrest, she told Rosie O’Donnell on “The Rosie Show.”

Paramedics said the woman was in serious but stable condition.

Council will resume debate later tonight about asking courts to ban hate-spreading protest groups from City Hall

Two suspects wanted in a Hamilton homicide investigation are believed to be in Peel Region.

Blood and Honour, an international neo-Nazi network, and its armed branch, Combat 18, have been added to the roster.

Speaking after a meeting of defence ministers in Brussels, Stoltenberg said Russia showed no sign of returning to compliance before the U.S. deadline and “NATO is preparing for a world without the INF treaty.”

Canada has had no luck in its efforts to secure the release of two Canadians in China’s custody.

Firing of Edward Eason and Josh Stambaugh brings number of officers let go in aftermath of world high school shooting in Florida history to four.

Ottawa has agreed to China’s demand to suspend approvals of all Canadian meat exports to China as food inspectors and the Mounties look into Beijing’s claim that veterinary health certificates on Canadian pork have been forged.

Chris Vanderweide, 27, of Kitchener, should have been nabbed at Gage Park on June 15, Hamilton Queers Against Hate says

Crown prosecutors stayed their politically charged breach-of-trust case against the military’s former second-in-command.

A federal review panel whose findings will set the course for changing Canada’s digital and regulatory law released a report Wednesday disclosing key themes and issues that will shape their recommendations.

Brad Clark says rhetoric from Yellow Vest protesters has been ‘nasty’ and ‘just not right’

“Our message is clear: Canada is ready to lead and stand with our allies.”

Volodymyr Zhukovskyy, 23, is being held without bail in connection with a crash that left seven motorcyclists dead in New Hampshire.

One hundred and three containers of garbage from Canada arrived in the Philippines falsely labelled as plastics for recycling.

The Vatican expresses sadness and House Democrats show outrage, pointing to the need for more compassionate treatment of migrants coming to the U.S.

Triple killer Jon Rallo will have a “paper review” of his request for full parole, with no hearing for his victims’ family to attend

Ontario’s top court will release its ruling on the constitutionality of the federal carbon tax on Friday.

A Hamilton architect is one of 41 Canadian fellows to receive a national honour.

Lake Ontario levels are projected to stay high through 2019, regardless of rainfall, raising concerns about summer tourism along New York’s lakeshore.

Combined with MPs the New Democrats have shed over the past four years, a total of 15 members elected in 2015 will not be carrying the orange banner into the 2019 race.

A ferocious heat wave has overtaken parts of Europe. It has already set a number of records, and there are several days of extreme heat to go.