In events taking place at Ford Canada facilities in Kanata and Oakville, Ont., Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Ontario Premier Doug Ford are expected to make a joint announcement concerning investments in the manufacturing of electric vehicles. Jo

The coronavirus pandemic has not slowed business at the Hamilton Mountain Farmers' Market.

Power was out in Waterdown Thursday morning to approximately 6,108 homes and businesses.

Mayor Fred Eisenberger says province is proposing the city host a 2027 to avoid clash with FIFA Men's World Cup event.

Hamilton cancels all in-person Remembrance Day ceremonies for Nov. 11 to be replaced with "made-in-Hamilton" event.

Most Canadian consumers have fallen prey to those who hawk knockoff or counterfeit goods. Fortunately, the repercussions of buying a fake Rolex are minor.

Surging attendance at Hamilton Conservation Authority parks, since the COVID-19 shutdown ended, is washing away fears of a big budget deficit for 2020.

Hamilton is seeing a spike in coronavirus cases that mirrors what the city experienced at beginning of pandemic.

At a news conference in Toronto, Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Christine Elliott (health minister), and Michael Tibollo (associate minister of mental health and addictions) provide an update on their government’s response to the ongoing COVID-19 (coron

Mohawk College will replace the Dave Andreychuk Mountain Arena as a COVID-19 testing site, starting Oct. 23.

Although the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of the 2020 Rockton World’s Fair, the Rockton Agricultural Society is still trying to bring a fair feeling to the Thanksgiving weekend.

The City of Hamilton has closed the washrooms at Memorial Park in Waterdown indefinitely due to ongoing issues with overcrowding youth and extensive vandalism in the building.

Schools in COVID-19 hot spots across the province — Toronto, Peel, York and Ottawa — will receive an extra $35 million in funding to hire more teachers and staff, boost cleaning or provide devices for families keeping their kids at home to learn.

The $6-million project could take up to five years for construction to begin.

Hamilton has completed the long-awaited extension of Cormorant Road in the Ancaster Business Park.

Health Canada has recalled 73 types of hand sanitizers that contain ethanol or denaturants that are not permitted for use in these products in Canada.

In a news conference at Queen’s Park, Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Health Minister Christine Elliott provide an update on their government’s response to the ongoing COVID-19 (coronavirus disease) pandemic. They are joined by Dr. David Williams (Ont

As of Sept. 26, it is now mandatory for employers in Ontario to screen workers and essential visitors — like contract, delivery and maintenance workers — for COVID-19 symptoms.

A week after a power failure at the Education Centre forced them to postpone their Sept. 28 board session, Hamilton public school trustees were able to meet on Monday — except no one was able to watch online as promised.

Highway 403 is scheduled to be closed for two weekends in the summer of 2021 to complete the bridge work.

They are becoming a familiar sight at industrial and commercial businesses in the Greater Hamilton Area.

Hamilton police are looking for the driver of a black Ford Escape.

Purchase is part of confidential settlement agreement after city staff errors

Sixteen people armed with work gloves and garbage bags were out picking up trash from parking lots and alleyways along Concession Street between Upper Wentworth and Upper Sherman on Oct. 3.

Premier Doug Ford and his ministers provide their daily COVID-19 update for Monday, Oct. 5.Watch live here:

The 2026 Commonwealth Games group has partnered with Indwell to build the affordable housing legacy for the community.

Ontario's assessment centres will no longer offer walk-in COVID-19 testing as of Oct. 4, and will adopt an appointment-only model on Oct. 6.

The two photo radar cameras on Stone Church Road are part of a 12-month pilot project that will see the cameras at 12 locations.

As the second-wave of the COVID-19 pandemic begins in Ontario, one Durham business has hand soap, sanitizers, cleaners and even DIY sanitizing wipes kits at the ready.

A man is in hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after a shooting and collision on the west Mountain.

The Haudenosaunee and Hamilton Conservation Authority have reached an agreement to extend the annual fall deer hunt in the Dundas Valley for another two years.

This fall, as COVID-19 continues to disrupt life for Ontarians, high school students are learning through a hybrid in-school and at-home model and elementary school students who haven’t returned to the classroom are learning from home full-time.

The Ontario government has announced it will be tightening the grip on public health measures, amid the rise in COVID-19 cases across the province.

Endangered reptile awaits possible surgery at conservation centre

For millennial Devanshi Vijay, managing finances during the pandemic has been quite the roller-coaster.

In 2021, it will be the 100th anniversary of the discover of insulin in Canada.

Adeola Olubamiji’s dream of being a physicist carried her from a poor neighbourhood in the capital of Nigeria to the forefront of the field of biomedical 3D printing. Now she’s lifting underserved and under-represented youth up with her.

“They kind of put us down in a way,” said Dianne Jackson, 79

Environment Canada has confirmed a tornado touched down in west Flamborough on Sept. 30.

Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 and the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Hamilton residents are being asked to help shed light on a medal commemorating an act of heroism from 104 years ago.

Ica Smith has always believed in helping others.

The addition project's deficit reached $448,659 four months ago.

"I don't know what we can do," said Hamilton Chapter of Democrats Abroad David Mivasair.

When Melanie Ethier vanished from New Liskeard in 1996, the internet was just starting to catch on. Now it could be the engine that drives this case home, once and for all.

If you have a small business without any office space or last access to your workplace there is a new business in Grimsby that could help you. Boone Dog Office Space, located at 35 Main St. W. in Grimsby, opened for its first phase on October 1.

As we head into fall and winter, those who experience seasonal affective disorder (SAD) may be feeling the additional mental health impacts of COVID-19 and the inevitable restrictions arising with the second wave.

Councillors refused to remove Kroetsch as chair of advisory committee.

Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 and the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.

COVID-19 case numbers are rising in Ontario and summer has ended, meaning opportunities for physically distanced outdoor gatherings will dwindle as the days grow darker and colder.