Tony highlights: A historic win and a strong night for women

Tournament champ says he will be back to defend his title after ‘wonderful time’ in Hamilton.

Kemp family construction business has constructed notable buildings all over Hamilton and Ontario since 1937.

The snake was found from where she went missing — between the backyard of her owner and the neighbour behind them

Motorcyclist hit by lightning in Florida crashes, dies

Man dies after fall from platform on Alaska hiking trail

Man dies after fall from platform on Alaska hiking trail

Hawaii budget includes $13M for Waikiki Beach restoration

Officials find heightened bacteria levels at Alaska beach

A 25-year-old Burlington man has been arrested and charged with drinking and driving after Halton Regional Police allege he tried to avoid a RIDE spot-check.

Public health is warning people to protect themselves and others in the community by ensuring they are fully vaccinated against the disease.

They came mostly from Hamilton but many other parts far and near — 400 couples, renewing their vows at Hamilton’s Christ The King on Sunday.

Brush fire shuts down Southern California amusement park

Brush fire shuts down Southern California amusement park

“We’re not specifically listing products. We’re going to be looking at the best evidence that’s out there”

City urges Court of Appeal to declare the Better Local Government Act unconstitutional — but to then leave things as they are until next election in 2022.

Family member identified the Canadian victim as Sylvain Valade from Ste-Agathe-des-Monts, Quebec

Six other injured, two listed in critical conditions, three had serious injuries and one suffered minor injuries and was released from hospital.

One-member, one-vote system failed to reach numbers needed to pass vote.

Quebec man was shot trying to protect his daughter from an alleged robbery.

Focus continues on church’s history of abuse coverup.

Dundas native Mackenzie Hughes finishes tied for 14.

Democrats in one of the U.S. two federal governing chambers, the House of Representatives, are continuing a push to find wrongdoing in the White House.

‘We thought we were either going to sing to some really nice well behaved people or we were going to sing to a bunch of redneck folk getting drunk’

A news release from MPP Donna Skelly’s office highlighted the province’s approval for Memorial Elementary School, Glen Elementary School and Ancaster Senior Public School

Protest was one of the largest in recent Hong Kong history, underscoring fears over China’s broadening footprint.

Democratic presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke said the president is exaggerating his achievements in making a deal because Mexico had already committed to the strategies some months ago.

The finance leaders said in a joint communiqué that risks from trade and geopolitical tensions were “intensifying.”

When certain actions are perceived as taboo regarding things that hurt the environment, then that is success, a climate change expert says.

Neil Selfe, founder and chief executive officer of Infor Financial Group, says the country is rapidly losing ground to the U.S. fllowing legalization.

The military has one of the largest intelligence programs in Canada and it gets little outside scrutiny.

In an attempt to dissuade anti-abortion protestors, the woman took off her shirt and held up a sign which read “Can’t feed it? Don’t breed it!”

In May 2016, a wildfire near Fort McMurray forced more than 80,000 people to flee the northern Alberta city, destroyed 2,400 buildings and burned nearly 6,000 square kilometres of forest.

They are often referred to as “wetland janitors.”

Hundreds of riders made their way to Hamilton this weekend, raising money for Princess Margaret Cancer Centre as part of the Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer.

Dundas Buskerfest brings street performers from around the world for a weekend of fun filled activities.

Bill 124 is not as draconian as it might have been, but to a labour movement already soured on the Ford government, it is a direct provocation.

Minke whale became beached and died before rescuers could get to it.

The $20-million Texas complex, which opened in late May, is the first of four exhibits being built to mark the zoo’s 100th anniversary in 2022, the Houston Chronicle reported.

Irish ship sank during a storm off the Gaspé coast in 1847.

Backers aim to connect communities on Tennessee River trail

Blaze at North West Rubber in Brantford is being battled by Brantford Fire Department Sunday.

Puerto Rican Day Parade honours arts, culture trailblazers

The Latest: Cuomo to visit Puerto Rico, aid storm recovery

Two British Columbia kayakers departed from a remote Vancouver Island beach known as Rugged Point on Sunday for a month-long voyage retracing the passage Spanish explorers took in the late 1700s.

The finance minister said Trump’s decision not to slap tariffs on Mexico and the U.S. cancellation of steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada have pushed the joint deal toward ratification.

Naturalists are listening for and spotting migratory song birds — including an endangered species — in an effort to halt logging of a Nova Scotia forest containing old hardwoods.

The Conservative party will be competing with a third-party advocacy group, Engage Canada, in a bid to define the Tory leader ahead of this fall’s federal election.

This is the time of year when turtles are crossing roadways to get to nesting areas and to warm up on the gravel and asphalt, says the group’s program director.

Research using computer models suggests that public attitudes and social learning can have a measurable impact on global warming.