Alaska officials rethink park use after concert cancelled

Province’s Celebrate Ontario fund nixes grants for popular Hamilton festivals, leaving them little time to adapt.

Recreational marijuana retail store opens in Alaska city

Hamilton Fempreneurs is having a social at Donut Monster on Locke Street later this month.

Hamilton police found a pellet gun at Montcalm Drive school

Canada’s ratio of debt to income reached 176% in the fourth quarter, among the highest in the developed world. That compares with a U.S. rate of 133%.

The Radial Right of Way Trail between McNiven Road and Halson Street in Ancaster will be temporarily closed so that crews can replace light poles. The closures are between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. June 11-24. The trail will remain open on weekends.

— Halton police are looking for one man following the theft of around $1,600 worth of perfume from a Burlington business on April 22.

The MPs are throwing their support behind a new report that names 16 individuals in Russia as responsible for the persecution of 296 political and religious prisoners, and calls on Canada to sanction all of them.

By any measure, Mark Summers is one of the top illustrators in the world.

“This is what I know I’m capable of,” says the 30-year-old woman who pleaded guilty to importing drugs

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Marineland says said it will comply with “all animal welfare legislation in Canada.”

The actor grandson of Canada’s social democratic icon says it is “offensive” for Ford’s Progressive Conservatives to compare themselves to the one-time Saskatchewan premier.

Canada follows Rwanda, Kenya and the European Union in making drastic moves to cut waste.

Over the past few months Oosterhoff and his office have found trouble

On June 11, 1925, the first traffic lights in Canada went into operation at the Delta in east Hamilton. But there were problems.

Through the 1800s, the escarpment was a formidable obstacle for the city’s growth. But on June 11, 1892 that changed when the Hamilton and Barton incline railway opened.

Criminal court found Thomas Harpula was unable to comprehend the legal and moral implications of his actions because of his schizophrenia.

Daughters have sense of peace knowing their loss has “ignited change for the better” at Joseph Brant Hospital

Hawaii officials say new ramp best option at volcano beach

Alaska officials rethink park use after concert cancelled

Ontarians will get a glimpse next year of how a political party settles on a leader. Not from a distance, but up close and personal, with policy, winnability and bankability all in the mix, Martin Regg Cohn writes.

State officials had said that an audit of the clinic, Reproductive Health Services of Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region, had raised a number of serious health concerns that needed to be addressed.

After the NYPD failed to offer any acknowledgment of wrongdoing or regret for the raid that led to days of street protests and was a seminal moment that galvanized the modern gay rights movement, Police Commissioner James O’Neill had misgivings.

City staff members to put together response to issues raised by architects’ group

New York City street named for rapper Notorious B.I.G.

“The past two weeks have been uneasy and uncomfortable for our community,” elected Chief Ava Hill says.

Cleanup expected to last until mid-June, Ministry of the Environment says.

The Hamilton Gallery of Distinction member called on graduates to become involved in their communities.

58 reporters have been killed in Russia between 1992 and 2019

Union Station bus terminal closing at NBA finals Game 5 halftime.

Canada’s plan would mirror Europe’s where the EU to ban almost a dozen single-use products including plastic plates, cutlery, cups, straws, Styrofoam cups and takeout food containers by 2021.

In each of the 12 years the board has been using the active-management approach, it’s brought better returns than passive investing.

Marion Buller said activists, survivors and family members across Canada will defend the report and its findings regardless of what the next federal government looks like.

An altercation that turned into a robbery involving bear repellent and a pick axe has ended with three arrests.

“We are at risk of losing ... the ability to mentor, train and transfer knowledge to our newer aviators.”

The powerful spot from the provincial government reminds athletes to seek medical advice.

Jennifer Stebbing will once again carry the Liberal Party banner in Flamborough-Glanbrook.An estate lawyer at Ross & McBride LLP in Hamilton, Stebbing ran for the Liberals in the 2015 federal election. She is ready to hit the campaign trail leadi

Hobby Lobby donates land for Oklahoma City transit hub plans

Daughter of 'tiger mom' Chua picked as Kavanaugh law clerk

With a Choom Cannabis Co. store set to open in Niagara Falls Saturday, the owner says a recent national survey is indicative of the “buzz in the market place” when it comes to the “positive effects of cannabis and CBD (cannabidiol).”

The fledgling Saltfleet Conservation Area is getting bigger and readying plans for a second swamp to control flash flooding and erosion along Stoney and Battlefield creeks.

The adult contracted the virus during a trip to Asia.

Highway patrol said Benjamin Austin Lee, 45, died on Interstate 95 near Daytona Beach.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack, though tensions have been high since an ethnic Dogon militia was accused of carrying out a larger massacre in an ethnic Peuhl village in March.

Hamilton police were called at 12:33 p.m. about a “potential threat”

In a pair of tweets Monday morning, Trump claimed that Mexico had agreed to more than what was revealed in the Friday announcement, teasing that more would be announced soon.

A July 7 deadline looms for Europe to find a way to save the unravelling nuclear deal with Iran or it will resume enriching uranium closer to weapons-grade levels.

The small oak, which came from the historic Belleau Wood to the east of Paris, where American forces halted a German counteroffensive in the waning months of the First World War.