Steve Sardinha and Grant Norton ordered to surrender their passports and stay in Ontario after a week in jail.

Trainer in his 30s was taken by air ambulance to Hamilton General Hospital.

The Etobicoke insurance broker quit Friday night after two cabinet ministers personally appealed to Ford to fire him.

The boy had searched online for an inspirational quote and didn’t know who Hitler was, the board spokesperson said.

A 20-year-old man was taken to hospital with a stab wound.

So many grey whales are dying off the U.S. West Coast that scientists and volunteers dealing with the putrid carcasses have an urgent request for coastal residents: lend them your private beaches so these ocean giants can rot in peace.

Major work on similar transit service in Hamilton unlikely before 2021 largely due to political delays

A workshop on a hiring tool called “Magnet” is being held at the Hamilton Public Library June 24.

Five Inuit have filed a lawsuit against the federal government over medical experiments, including skin grafts, that they say were performed on them without their consent.

Temperatures are expected to be around 24 C with no humidex to speak of.

Resident says when he presents his driver’s licence or health card, he’s routinely asked if he is a white supremacist.

A new agreement between Canada and the United States will soon allow travellers and cargo to pre-clear customs before they leave, allowing an easier movement of people and goods crossing the border.

“There’s a show up in heaven today, and the world is left with your gift of music” — Hank Fordham

Etobicoke North candidate one of 39 from new party in GTA.

Judge rules Kristen Bomberry not guilty in accessory to murder charges in triple homicide

More than ever, you can’t trust everything you read

While no official reason was given, one appointee is a friend of French’s son, the other a relative

The Conservatives are choosing a new leader — who will also become the next prime minister — at a perilous political time.

“Cities need to show leadership, especially when you’re not getting that leadership from the national government,” mayor says.

President Donald Trump said Friday the U.S. was “cocked and loaded” to retaliate against Iran for downing an unmanned American surveillance drone but he cancelled the strikes minutes before they were to be launched after being told 150 people could die.

“The threat of a civil aircraft shootdown in southern Iran is real,” warned OPSGROUP, a company that advises airlines.

The widow of former Toronto mayor Rob Ford will be running in the riding held at the provincial level by her brother-in-law, Premier Doug Ford.

Airlifted to hospital

Would people turn them in if there’s money inside? The answer might surprise you ...

It’s obvious: Someone finding a lost wallet is less likely to return it if money is inside, right?

The residents were awakened by banging at the door and found three suspects, one with a gun.

Mayor Fred Eisenberger and the city’s LRT team are checking out the opening day of light rail transit service down the road in K-W.

Samitar Hassan was arrested in Toronto and will be coming back to Hamilton.

Allan Loft leads Hamilton police through an Aboriginal sunrise ceremony on the summer solstice

A Charlottetown-based company is looking at running a sustainable vessel that would to get commuters across the lake in an hour or less.

While no official reason was given, one appointee is a friend of French’s son, the other a relative

She described the challenges of her relationship with a man 24 years her junior.

Two Burlington residents are facing numerous gun and drug charges after an investigation into "illegal firearms" in the city, according to Halton Regional Police.

Visits to the Rose Garden by major sports champions were a long-held tradition until the Trump administration.

A safety system had gone haywire and it was trying to drive down the jet's nose.

If Paul Paterson can get his idea for a green cross-lake ferry between Toronto and Niagara off the ground, he doesn’t want to be slow about it — but he does wants to be careful.

Burlington’s Fareen Samji is a successful golf specialist, entrepreneur and fundraiser. She has created an inspiring mentor/mentee relationship program that puts business women on golf courses with girls, 11 to 16, from Big Sisters.

The traffic that clogs the QEW on weekends and in the summer might not be all bad.

Friday is also the day when we celebrate the transformation of Kitchener-Waterloo, Luisa D’Amato writes.

A homeowner’s dog had been doing what dogs do: digging in the backyard on the hunt and found a bone. Police later discovered that the bone belonged to a woman.

Two McDonald’s Canada restaurants will soon be testbeds for the company’s greener packaging initiatives, serving wooden cutlery, paper straws and other recycling-friendly packaging.

Distribution operation sending video, images to 116 countries called “big box store” of child porn by police.

Battle of the cigarette butts in local parks

‘It’s not about me — it’s bigger than me!’ Alex Janke insists

CFL and CFLPA explode into another war of words over Tiger-Cats linebacker Simoni Lawrence’s suspension-worthy hit on Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Zach Collaros.

Repaving can move ahead faster because road base is in better shape than expected. The painful reconstruction project was originally slated to run into October.

Why does this matter? Because charity work is one of the main jobs of any senior royal. This is especially true for Harry

The driver asked for a reduced fine.

Both Property Brother: Forever Home and new series Big Home Overhaul are looking for homes to make over on their shows.

McCown, host of Prime Time Sports since its launch in 1989, has been acknowledged as the person responsible for building sports talk radio in Canada.