A replica of the ill-fated ship Titanic is set to sail in 2022, following the same route as the original ship, while boasting of an “authentic Titanic experience.” Continue reading →

Canada Post workers will go on strike in the Greater Toronto Area and the 905 region beginning at midnight on Tuesday. Continue reading →

The Museum of the Bible says several of its Dead Sea Scroll fragments appear to be forgeries designed to target American evangelical Christians. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday will reveal the government’s plan for a climate tax for provinces that haven’t come up with their own climate strategies, or those that didn’t meet federal standards. Continue reading →

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) has begun a series of rotating strikes in four cities after negotiators failed to reach a last-minute deal Sunday evening. Continue reading →

Trudeau announced details of the plan Tuesday, saying provinces that have not implemented their own carbon taxation system will have one imposed on them by the federal government. Continue reading →

Gord Krantz first served as a councillor for 15 years and then became mayor in 1980. Continue reading →

Eisenberger says voters have spoken loud and clear that they “support moving forward on LRT.” Continue reading →

54-year-old Chris Seitz of Norfolk County was taken to hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. Continue reading →

Police say a Good Samaritan saw the dead kittens on the side of the road and decided to move them and placed them in a shoebox. They didn’t realize it was a school bus stop area. Continue reading →

A company that provides election tabulation software in Canada and the United States is blaming a Toronto data centre facility for choking incoming online voting traffic in 51 Ontario municipalities on Monday evening. Continue reading →

Trudeau has said every resident will be compensated “for the extra costs.” Continue reading →

Sami Khreis pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual assault and four counts of fraud. Continue reading →

The Progressive Conservatives say businesses were hurt by the changes brought in by the previous regime. Continue reading →

Marianne Meed Ward unseated two-term mayor Rick Goldring by nearly 6,600 votes, taking in 46 per cent of ballots cast. Continue reading →

Haldimand County OPP are investigating a fire in Kohler, near Cayuga. Continue reading →

Two men have been injured in a stabbing in Hamilton, police say. Continue reading →

Niagara Police are investigating a stabbing in St. Catharines that sent a man to hospital with minor injuries. Continue reading →

Hamilton took another giant step forward Monday night, and hopefully the days of following that forward step with two or three steps backward are over. Continue reading →

The numbers on the new council tell us that the LRT issue is as murky as ever, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading →

This year’s World Series between the Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers has all the ingredients to cook up an incredible Fall Classic. Continue reading →

Jim Watson scored his mayoral hat trick in Ottawa on Monday night, securing a third consecutive term as mayor of Canada’s national capital. Continue reading →

The glitch affected several municipalities that use the Dominion Voting System. Continue reading →

McMaster says a national search for a new head coach will begin after the current football season is over. Continue reading →

Ontario Provincial Police say that a gibbon that was allegedly stolen from the Elmvale Jungle Zoo in Springwater, Ont. in late May has been recovered in Quebec.  Continue reading →

A private members bill to permanently strip convicted terrorists of benefits like a driver’s license could be unconstitutional, say legal experts. Continue reading →

A suspected hate crime is under investigation in Brantford. Continue reading →

A possible explosive device was found in the basement of a home in the Six Nations of Grand River. Continue reading →

Monday marks a sombre anniversary in Canadian history. Continue reading →

Eisenberger, who won by nearly 22,000 votes, said he sees the result as a “wonderful” mandate to keep moving on his agenda, which includes the city’s upcoming 14-kilometre LRT project. Continue reading →