On Track: Canadian Indy 500 veteran, Eldon Rasmussen, dies at age 85

The city is beating a hasty retreat on a decision to permanently cancel the popular annual Battle of Stoney Creek re-enactments amid an angry backlash from volunteers and the public.

Mary Hammond disappeared walking to work in September 1983

Masks will no longer be required in most of the last places where they were still mandatory, including public transit, as of Saturday, the province’s chief medical officer of health has announced.

Within two months of the murders, Taylor had spent about $21,000 but didn’t pay for his mother’s estate lawyer, court heard, Susan Clairmont writes.

Fireworks, food trucks and other festivities will return July 1 after a two-year pandemic hiatus.

With critical illness insurance, you receive a tax-free lump-sum if you are diagnosed with a listed critical illness, Thie Convery writes.

A 19-year-old man and a 17-year-old boy have been arrested in an investigation into an ongoing wave of Toronto-area carjackings.

Conservative leadership candidate Patrick Brown lost the backing of two Ontario MPs to his main rival Pierre Poilievre on Tuesday, with both men saying they’ve had enough of the divisive nature of the race.

Police continue to investigate ‘disturbing’ trend in which at least 13 schools have been threatened with shootings or other violence.

PCs captured labour vote, while the NDP and Liberals fight over a diminishing base.

A Halton police officer started the ball rolling on the homicide investigation in 2015

Two golfers in the field for this week’s RBC Canadian Open dropped by Hamilton’s municipal course for a round on Saturday

Sixteen finalists have been announced for the 12th annual competition

The study shows women aged 55 and over with early-stage breast cancer may not need radiation therapy after surgery

In March, a jury found Christopher Yip guilty of sexually assaulting a McMaster student. He pleaded guilty to a separate charge on Tuesday.

Metal thefts, vandalism during pandemic cost city more than half a million dollars

‘Whenever we’re stopping someone at high speeds, in my opinion we’re preventing serious collisions,’ says Sgt. Dwayne Barnes

These are the tools that I rely on, at home, for when I can’t make it to the gym, Ernie Schramayr writes.

Doug Kidd hopes the next city council term will yield some long-awaited improvements at Dewitt Park.

Cassar, who has been involved in environmental projects, is the first candidate to register to run in Ward 12.

"Most of the complaints to the integrity commissioner is politically motivated," says Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson.

A year after the discovery of 215 unmarked graves of Indigenous children at a former residential school in Kamloops, B.C. prompted a review, downtown Hamilton’s Ryerson Elementary School is set to get a new name.

City planners require revised site plan plus several reports and studies for site plan review

Ontario’s last mask mandate covering high-risk places like public transit, long-term care and other health-care settings is poised to expire Saturday, but the Ministry of Health won’t confirm if these rules will be extended.

Police continue to investigate the two-car collision that resulted in minor injuries.

Hamilton police say five businesses were selling shisha mixed with tobacco

Two men face charges in death of 56-year-old Ruth Longboat

Two accused face charges in death of 56-year-old Ruth Longboat

Quoc Le, 51, is the third worker to die on the job at the Hamilton railcar maker in two years.

Quoc Le, 51, is the third worker to die on the job at the Hamilton rail carmaker in two years.

Environment Canada cancelled a special weather statement

Under cross-examination, accused killer says wife knew nothing of their debt, Susan Clairmont writes.

Several people hurt, multiple tickets issued

Police searched a residence near Franklin Road and East 24th Street

Hamilton police executing warrant at a residence near Franklin Road and East 24th Street

After a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, Peg’s Grand Slam for Cancer mushball tournament is returning to the diamond for the eighth annual event.

Why did the Bulldogs lose 6-3 to the Windsor Spitfires on Monday

The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

Flashbacks: The James Street incline site is a favourite spot for treasure hunter Mike “Relics” Guarascia

Following the re-election of Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives in the June 2 provincial election, advocates are calling on the government to uphold their promise on social assistance to help with the increasing cost of living.

Barton Street East in Hamilton has been declared Ontario’s Worst Road for 2022 by the Canadian Automobile Association, (CAA).

Cadillac Fairview plans to demolish former Sears to build 320 residential units at Upper Wentworth mall

Flashbacks: The James Street incline site is a favourite spot for treasure hunter Mike “Relics” Guarascia

A public lease agreement appears to show Stelco’s aging bayfront coke plant could be gone by 2029. But the steelmaker says it has ‘no plans in place’

Orbis has built a remarkable record of success in the relatively new field of ed tech over the last 20 years. Its growth is capped by sale to global m

When I first laid eyes on it, it thought it was genius. It didn’t ignore the election, it didn’t try and make a prediction that could come back and bite us, and yet it spoke a fundamental truth.

The blue wave never made to the Hamilton Mountain riding.

It may not be the sole factor, but McMaster University associate political science professor Peter Graefe says Paul Miller’s split with the NDP helps explain the latter’s first-ever loss in Hamilton East—Stoney Creek since the riding’s creation in 2007.