Hamilton police have arrested a 36-year-old Hamilton man for the July 18 theft of a motorhome from a lower Stoney Creek business whose security-camera images of the suspects drew widespread social media attention and led to the vehicle’s recovery.

We emailed a short federal election survey to hundreds of community leaders who volunteer on advisory councils across Torstar.

Reliable news needed at election time, writes Catherine O'Hara

The Ontario government has recently been reporting the number of breakthrough COVID-19 infections in fully vaccinated people, as part of its daily data collection — and the percentage has been sitting around 20 per cent.

Back in May, the Ancaster Agricultural Society determined a traditional Ancaster Fair, with up to 50,000 attendees, would not be possible this year.

Imagine a traditional, homemade lasagna, like an Italian grandmother would make, or the kind you would expect to enjoy at an Italian wedding.

Hamilton’s public school board is relaxing some of the past year’s COVID-19 restrictions while introducing extra safety measures as it prepares to reopen schools for in-person learning on Sept. 8.

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh make quick stops in city, while Tory leader Erin O'Toole hosts downtown event.

When Ontario's Ministry of Education released its back-to-school plan in early August, it was stated that students would not be required to get vaccinated or be singled out due to their vaccination status.

Eat Smart brand Asian Sesame (Sésame asiatique) Chopped Salad Kit recalled

For Trevor and Audrey Hay it was a chance to get out for some long-awaited socializing with their neighbours at St. Elizabeth Village.

The writ has been dropped and the race is on to form the next federal government. Canadians will head to the polls on Sept. 20.

Ontario's top doctor, Kieran Moore, said while the province has reached its initial target of having 75 per cent of those 12 and over vaccinated with two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, that target does not apply to the Delta variant.

Health Canada is warning shoppers about a couple of recalls over the last few days which include food.

Mountain trustee Becky Buck is breaking with her public school board colleagues by opposing requiring trustees to follow a new provincial disclosure policy on COVID-19 vaccinations that will apply to teachers and all other staff when schools reopen on Sept. 8.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made a campaign stop at Meadowlands Community Park in Ancaster Tuesday morning, where he announced the Liberals’ new housing plan.

The OPP have identified the victims in Saturday afternoon’s tragic head-on crash on Highway 28 near Big Cedar that claimed the lives of two people and sent another to Toronto hospital with life-threatening injuries.Police say Claudio Benetti, 64,

An attempt at hate was thwarted after the Waterdown community came to the aid of St. James United Church.

People for Education, an Ontario-based public education and advocacy group, is the latest organization urging the provincial government to add COVID-19 to the mandatory vaccination list in schools.

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is brushing off the fact that Twitter declared a video posted online by his campaign as “manipulated media.”

Residents don’t want large archway signs facing their Parkside Avenue homes

Johnson learned to fly at 18 and joined the Royal Canadian Air Force during the Second World War. He retired in 1978.

Ontario's Ministry of Health has released its COVID-19 guidance regarding cases and outbreaks for the upcoming school year, which includes isolation, testing and contact management protocols.

Jack Tarpos takes a sip of his coffee and looks around.

The health department says up to 7,000 people may have been at the event over five days

Parties can be crass, manipulative, obdurate when overseeing government at the best of times but they need to be held to account in the worst of times.

Lori Frank is looking forward to reconnecting with friends at the Valley Park pool.

Mohawk College and McMaster University have already required staff and students to get vaccinated for the 2021-2022 school year.

Marking a journey that began six years ago, St. Joseph’s Villa hosts a COVID-19 limited attendance ribbon cutting to ceremonially open Margaret’s Place Hospice on Wednesday, Aug. 25, followed by a five-day open house for anyone interested in seeing the new facility on the Villa campus at Governor’s Road between Overfield and Ogilvie streets.

If you are contemplating purchasing a home in a more affordable area of Ontario, it could cost you in property taxes.

Voting by mail is called 'special ballot.' Voting by special ballot is different than voting on election day or at advance polls.

McMaster University focused on fall campus reopening

Canada is headed for an unprecedented pandemic election on September 20, and with COVID-19 case numbers across the country on the rise, voters are anxious to know what their experience at the polls will look like.

The $23 million from FedDev Ontario will be used to help about 5,000 businesses recover from pandemic losses.

In an effort to boost back-to-school vaccination rates, the City of Hamilton has announced a city-wide series of mobile clinics at secondary schools.

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Just like that, Canada is weeks away from its 44th federal election. If you're a Canadian citizen who is 18 or older and registered to vote, you can make your voice heard Sept. 20.

The Tokyo Summer Paralympic Games will take place from Aug. 24 to Sept. 5 and athletes from around the world will be competing in 22 sporting events from wheelchair rugby to equestrian.

Moving in at the new condo development at St. Elizabeth Village on the south-west Mountain should begin by mid-October.

The criteria for voting in the 2021 federal election is pretty simple: to register and vote in a federal election, you must be a Canadian citizen aged 18 or older on election day and provide accepted proof of identity and address.

The 1961 robbery of Havelock's Toronto-Dominion branch was considered the biggest in Canadian history at the time with bandits taking more than $230,000.

In the early days the reporting was inconsistent, some riding elected multiple MPs and for a while Prince Edward Island didn’t prepare voters lists at all. And while this makes true apples-to-apples comparisons difficult, Elections Canada has done its best to estimate the total voter turnout in each of Canada’s 43 elections.

Canada is expanding its use of mail-in balloting option because of possible concerns from the public to in-person voting.

Central Mountain councillor Esther Pauls says she expects to start physiotherapy next week after having day surgery to repair two torn menisci (shock-absorbing cartilage) in her right knee Aug. 11 at Toronto Western Hospital.