An Oakville driving instructor has been charged with distracted driving after Halton Regional Police allege he was texting while behind the wheel.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) says a well-known product sold at Halton grocery stores is being recalled due to concerns it could cause a "serious or life-threatening reaction."

Organization's executive director Joanne Santucci said federal funding was critical to food share to keep providing nutritious food.

McMaster University still looking at transit hub options.

Hamilton's coronavirus cases have moved past the 1,000 mark, with 876 cases recovered.

Waterdown’s Ryan Bridge has been recognized with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Flamborough Chamber of Commerce’s Outstanding Business Achievement Awards.

Nearly 80,000 students return to class in person or online.

The 12th annual Telling Tales festival is going virtual this year and all are welcome to join in the story.

Dundas and Ancaster financial advisors, Thie Convery, Letitia Fluit and Marie Phillips each authored chapters in the a book, Financial Success for Women, by Women.

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

Sale's closing date not set as of September 3

Over the past several months, Eisenberger and Ford have had a war of words over light-rail transit, health spending and liquor licence fines.

Chemical safety information required for workers not shared with public.

The Ancaster Village Heritage Community Inc. says safety zone would help to reduce cut-through traffic from Wilson Street.

Ontario teachers have been documenting their experiences preparing their classrooms for the start of the school year — many of them expressing fears about class sizes.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is in Hamilton to provide his daily update on COVID-19 measures

Hockey users will be under strict requirements that initially allow only skills development and intersquad games.

The Ontario government has announced a province-wide expansion to driver testing services, which means residents can book their G class tests again.

Check your imported peaches before eating them

The new store is stocked with everything a devoted fan could want, from candy and goblets to games and Hogwarts wear.

“Learning to smile with our eyes” is the slogan for the up coming school year at St. James the Apostle Catholic Elementary School in upper Stoney Creek.

'We have a good plan' for opening schools, says Doug Ford

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is in Whitby today for his daily press conference

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, many families across Ontario have been reassessing their living situations, wondering if they could use more space, how much they could get for their home or what their lives will look like in the near future.

Intended use not yet finalized for 69-year-old structure

PRESTO E-Ticket app can be downloaded for free at the Google, Apple stores.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford in Durham today

UPDATE (9:45 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 2): Henrietta's Pine Bakery will reopen to the public today after a staff member tested positive for COVID-19 last week.

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

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way people across Ontario are buying and selling their homes.

Ward 5 Coun. Chad Collins calls federal housing strategy "pork barrel" politics.

By creating Friends of Century Manor, the organization is expected to give residents "political clout."

Coronavirus pandemic or no pandemic, the Mountain Kidz Klub is there for youngsters who need help.

Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 and the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. The premier is in Etobicoke today.

Flamborough parents feel that the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board’s plan to maintain an end-of-day bus schedule, while having students learn remotely for the afternoon, is unfair to rural secondary school students.

Study ranks 14 mask styles from most to least effective.

Volunteers at Fifty United Church welcomed a steady stream of customers for the Peach Drive-Through event during the weekend of Aug. 28.

As Linda Shuker explained, 2020 has been a difficult and challenging year for the area’s festivals and fall fairs that were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The online survey and focus group response revealed that nearly 90 per cent of people would use the blue box program if more material could be added.

The online survey and focus group response revealed nearly 90 per cent of people would use blue box program if more material added.

After 33 years, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced the permanent closure of Flamborough’s Rising Star Performing Arts.

The Waterdown Memorial Park Public art project has been shelved.

A power outage is affecting more than 1,800 homes and businesses in lower Stoney Creek, according to Alectra Utilities.

Hydro One official says tree cutting was needed to be done along pathway from Taylor Road for safety reasons.

Cory Hatcher says he would rather be living in a rented room or apartment.

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

The final improvements have been made to Garner Road between Hamilton Drive and Shaver Road that began in 2018.

The 14-acre lot, plus 80,000-square-foot facility is available for almost $4.5 million.

The start of the new school year is set to bring with it someone new for the students of St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Elementary School – a crossing guard.

Whether they’re priced out of housing or ready for more space, diehard downtowners are rethinking looking for homes within 90 minutes of the city centre. Here’s how to find a new home with all the other perks of a good community