One man opened fire on another man who was in the park where 11 small children were playing.

Sound blast early Saturday spurs theories ranging from an industrial accident to supersonic jets to ‘God’s taco night.’

THE ISSUE: Undeveloped parklandTHE IMPACT: A park at the corner of Sadielou and Gunby boulevards in Waterdown has been undeveloped for eight years and there are no plans for the park development to move forward.

Labour ministry spokesperson Janet Deline said the ministry did not issue a stop-work order to require the park to be shut down after the incident.

Only 32 per cent of Canadian homeowners create a detailed renovation budget

Joe Gosselin didn’t buy this house 27 years ago to just sit on the porch. He bought it to honour it, to protect it, to keep it looking just the way it did when built in 1893

The Ontario Parole Board revoked Cedar Hopperton’s parole based on a report from police.

Dr. Nigel Mark Phipps was found guilty of sex abuse last year by a discipline panel at the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.

Pascal Siakam beats out Brooklyn’s D’Angelo Russell and Sacramento’s De’Aaron Fox for the Raptors’ first major individual award since 2015.

Police say a 31-year-old man who was walking with a female, was attacked and stabbed.

The campaign draws inspiration from a woman whose son is battling addiction.

Unique partnership with EON Reality gives Hamilton students inside track on virtual reality

A representative for the family released a statement Saturday night saying that only immediate family have been given access to the 51-year-old.

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Celina Caesar-Chavannes, who is not running for re-election in October, used her final act in the House of Commons last week to shine a light on what she says is discrimination in the civil service.

Hamilton’s new 380-metre trail at Shaver Estates Park in Ancaster will be officially opened Tuesday to connect Shaver Estates Park at 33 Brooking Ct. to the Tollgate Drive subdivision. Official ceremony and ribbon cutting is at 9:30 a.m.

Defence lawyers for a senior Huawei executive have asked Canada’s foreign affairs minister to stop the extradition process against their client, saying the request made by the United States was for political purposes, not legitimate law enforcement reasons.

Funding for the commemorations will come from a $13-million fund unveiled in Winnipeg, though the limited range of recipients concerned the commissioners of the national inquiry who reported on the subject at the beginning of June.

The main federal party leaders spent Monday in Quebec to celebrate the Fete Nationale holiday, where Prime Minister Justin Trudeau criticized Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s cuts to services for francophones.

A German air force pilot was killed Monday after his fighter jet collided with another during a training mission in northeastern Germany, the country’s defence minister said.

Five crew members arrested in the seizure of over 15,000 bricks of cocaine from a ship in Philadelphia were ordered on Monday to remain in federal custody pending trial.

The group that organizes Toronto’s annual Pride parade has apologized for displaying a land acknowledgment that failed to mention any of Canada’s Indigenous communities.

Ontario’s legislature will no longer host a Canada Day celebration as the government cancels a decades-old tradition due to declining attendance.

The plan sets out what Sidewalk Labs, a subsidiary of Google parent-company Alphabet Inc., hopes will be a blueprint for urban development that will incorporate the latest concepts in building design, mobility, sustainability and inclusivity.

Two men say aliens pulled them on board a UFO, examined them for about 30 minutes and then returned them to Earth in 1973.

Many Ontarians received an automated text message over the weekend, asking if they agree that the carbon tax must be scrapped.

A small wildfire is burning just above the highway connecting Vancouver and Whistler.

It was the latest grim discovery of migrants who died while trying to cross the perilous desert and the swollen Rio Grande.

David Saint-Jacques is set to return to Earth on Monday after more than six months aboard the International Space Station.

A gunman shot and killed four people then turned the gun on himself after an hours-long standoff with police in California, authorities said Monday.

Canadian air travellers have been able to clear customs before flying to the U.S. for decades at Canadian airports. The new agreement extends preclearance for travellers crossing by land, rail and sea.

The rail company wants to build a multibillion-dollar new network of dedicated passenger-rail lines in Ontario and Quebec.

While it may be traditional to take a pause before the start of the campaign, the intensity of the pre-emptive air war has changed the conventional calculus that leaders can take a break and simply ramp things up come September, writes Jamie Watt.

Premier Doug Ford’s former chief of staff returned briefly to Queen’s Park on Monday after resigning last week in the aftermath of a patronage scandal.

David Stephan and his wife, Collet, are charged with failing to provide the necessaries of life to 19-month-old Ezekiel, who died of bacterial meningitis in 2012.

Last winter, the government asked for proposals for commemorations, anticipating the report this month of the national inquiry into the generations of Indigenous women and girls who have gone missing, or known to have been killed.

The split over Iran comes amid deepening divisions between the United States and Europe over foreign policy and trade, with the allies appearing to talk past each other on a matter that both view as a crucial security issue.

Ethiopia has led diplomatic efforts to bring Sudan’s military and protest leaders back to the negotiating table, after a deadly crackdown by security forces killed at least 128 people across the country earlier this month, according to protest organizers.

Police are investigating the attempted abduction of a teenage girl who was walking her dog on Sunday when a man in a pickup truck forced her into the vehicle.

A woman fell asleep during a flight from Quebec City to Toronto and woke up a few hours after landing on an empty, dark plane. She eventually unbolted a door and was rescued by a baggage cart operator.

Police working with anthropologist to determine age and origin of bones

Shopify shares reached an all-time high in New York on June 20, after a 137 per cent rally in 2019 that blew past Amazon.com Inc., the S&P 500 and S&P/TSX.

A United Nations report reveals drug-resistant diseases could cause 10 million people each year worldwide by 2050.

The statement cautions that conditions could bring a storm capable of producing strong wind gusts and heavy rain.

Meng Wanzhou’s lawyers say Canada is at a “crossroads” regarding the U.S. request to extradite her to face a trial for alleged conduct that would not be an offence in Canada.

SIU calls off investigation into interaction between police and man in May.

Hydro One Ltd. says chair Tom Woods is stepping down from its board of directors at the end of July.

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