With four months until municipal election day, incumbent Ward 13 city councillor Arlene VanderBeek became the first candidate to register, on Friday, June 24.

Liubov Klimchuk recalls the bombs falling on her home city of Korosten in northern Ukraine near the border with Belarus.

Public school board will review council's 11-3 decision to identify the lands as a "cultural landscape."

Looking for a place to beat the heat with the kids this summer?

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Hamilton is building the $20 million, 28,000 square-foot St. Catherine of Siena church on a vacant eight-acre parcel of land at 620 Rymal Road East near Upper Sherman

Former Pleasant View convent site of eight shoots in 2020 and 2021.

Waterdown’s Arie Vanspronsen is taking part in the Great Cycle Challenge for the third consecutive year.

One year removed from the discovery of more than 1,000 unmarked graves at residential school sites across Canada, which sparked calls for muted Canada Day celebrations in 2021, advocates feel Canada Day should become a day of learning.

"Do not consume recalled products to which you are allergic or sensitive as they may cause a serious or life-threatening reaction," the CFIA recall warning states.

City still reviewing building permit application for residential building

Bob Nothnagel said he hopes his book will give readers a sense of adventure.

Danko is registered to seek re-election in Ward 8.

Maton, president of the Ancaster Village Heritage Community Committee, says he can "make important contributions" to town.

Approximately 180-metre-long paved trail provides safe link to bus stop

The Calgary-based airline launched its inaugural flight from Hamilton to Halifax on June 29.

Stoney Creek resident Matt Francis says the community deserves credit for urging governments to reopen piers for public.

Nominations don’t close until Aug. 18, but three candidates are already vying for what will be a vacant Ward 5 seat on city council in this fall’s municipal election.

Mountain Coun. John-Paul Danko spent over $200,000 for the new play equipment at the two parks.

Further examination may provide more details

A Cayuga man has died after suffering a medical emergency while driving Tuesday morning on Highway 52 in Copetown.

Facsimiles of the first two heritage plaques to be installed in Waterdown this fall were unveiled during an event at Memorial Hall on June 20.

Neighbourhood streets considered arterial, collector and boundary exempt

They always know summer has arrived at Neighbour to Neighbour Centre when food bank donations start to drop off.

Richard Weatherston of Stoney Creek got a pleasant late-night surprise while checking his May 22 Encore ticket.

Two homes on Fifty Road in Winona will be razed to make way for what is being touted as “an upscale” condominium development.

It’s time to celebrate, Dundas!

Dundas Kaga Park gardens replaced with two planter boxes. City “accommodating” unofficial garden, but not turning on water yet.

It’s a rare opportunity to get certified as a personal support worker (PSW) in less than six months without having to pay tuition fees.

After 15 years, Sammy's Family Restaurant will move into the Ancaster Supercentre on Wilson Street Oct. 1.

Bob Lalonde has been named the 2022 Flamborough Senior Volunteer of the Year.

Congregations work together on successful fundraising project

If you’re 55-plus and looking for some fun and affordable activities, the Winona Senior Citizen Centre is ready to serve you.

Former Knox Church property was sold in March.

Brott died in early April when a vehicle struck him on a street in downtown Hamilton.

After a difficult two years due to COVID-19 — and other circumstances — the Greensville Optimist Club has been dealt another blow due a licensing issue related to their food trailer.

​The replacement of a broken underground water drainage pipe, and the six-year-old sinkhole it caused on York Road, began on June 22.

Drivers on Mud Street may wonder why there is a new gravel lot on the north side near the dog park that has a construction trailer, bulldozer and backhoe, as there are no signs to indicate what’s going on there.

More details are emerging about the last days of a Brampton man, whose children were killed by a convicted drunk driver seven years ago.

Health Canada is warning shoppers — namely parents — about a major recall at The Children's Place stores in Canada.

Health Canada is warning shoppers about a major recall at Costco stores.

The replacement of the 147-year-old West Flamborough Township Hall’s roof was completed earlier this month at a cost of approximately $37,000 according to the City of Hamilton’s Director of Energy, Fleet & Facilities Management.

A traditional Indigenous blessing takes place June 23 at Canmet.

Grandview Retirement Living welcomed residents and guests to enjoy some fun in the sun during a barbecue open house on June 21.

When Stoney Creek Seniors Outreach Services celebrated its 30th anniversary in January 2020, vice-president Pam Witt never could have imagined the turbulent times that laid ahead.

According to a new study, Mississauga is a very expensive place to live.

Planned expansion of Dundas library branch hours is anticipated this fall, with five additional hours on Sundays starting mid-September and 16 new hours a week with evening study halls coming sometime after Oct. 17.

The city will be offering mail-in voting, expanded polling stations and advance voting days.

"I know at the end of the day it won't be universally embraced," says Ward 6 Coun. Tom Jackson.

Nearly a third of Hamilton public school students say they don’t identify as being heterosexual — a far greater percentage than their teachers and other staff.

Dundas Delsey Pond Endangered Species Act investigation continues after one year. Ministry of Environment and Climate Change not commenting on ongoing investigation.