The vote happened Saturday morning, during the party’s three-day convention in Toronto. Continue reading →

Seventeen years after the U.S. embarked on a global war against terror, casualties continue to grow as does American spending on war and related costs. Continue reading →

The submarine was some 430 km (270 miles) off Argentina’s Patagonian coast when it sent its last signal. Continue reading →

Here are a few things that might be news even to consummate cross-border shoppers. Continue reading →

Already with a glut of infielders, the Blue Jays opened some room by trading Aledmys Diaz to the Houston Astros for starting pitching prospect Trent Thornton on Saturday. Continue reading →

“I didn’t realize at the time, but there was a bit of an initiation rite. And I experienced sexualized violence,” said Bedard, now 52. Continue reading →

On the flip side, some experts noted that many estimates regarding Canada’s federal debt do not take into account the government’s current assets. Continue reading →

A trip to the 106th Grey Cup is on the line when the Hamilton Tiger-Cats battle the Ottawa Redblacks Sunday in the CFL’s East Division Final. Continue reading →

The vote happened Saturday morning, during the party’s three-day convention in Toronto. Continue reading →

This is the first convention in 15 years to be held by the Ontario PCs while the party is in power. Continue reading →

Hamilton police say they seized a quantity of “purple” heroin and about $35,000 worth of cocaine. Continue reading →

This is the second such raid in a month by Ottawa police as the service raided two other shops earlier in November. Continue reading →

EQAO chief assessment officer Steven Reid says the agency is making the rule changes after consultations with educators in order to better reflect regular assessment environments in classrooms. Continue reading →

Collins argues that it’s a lucrative business and so it needs to be well regulated, adding that “we need checks and balances.” Continue reading →

Police say they have received reports of break-ins at buildings on Speers Road, East Street, Queen Mary Drive and Queens Avenue. Continue reading →

The issue of patriotism versus nationalism may not be so much about individual words, dictionaries and approved definitions, but rather the growing restlessness in countries around the world. Continue reading →

The meetings are being held in the wake of an assault investigation at the all-boys private school in Toronto. Continue reading →

The Children’s Aid Society of Hamilton is collecting donations for its Family Sponsorship and Toy Room Program. Continue reading →

Hamilton is prepared for the annual visit from Santa Claus to kick off the holiday season. Continue reading →

Blackberry called Cylance a pioneer in applying artificial intelligence, algorithmic science and machine learning to cybersecurity software. Continue reading →

Police say Marci Clarke was last seen leaving her north Welland home on Thursday morning. Continue reading →

Two men, aged 44 and 62, and a 36-year-old woman were arrested for possession of a controlled substance and failure to comply with probation. Continue reading →

The city has reopened one westbound lane on Mohawk Road, between West 5th and Southlea Drive. Continue reading →

More than 840,000 people die each year from water-related disease. Continue reading →

The volunteer Snow Angel program helps seniors and people with disabilities with snow removal. Continue reading →

The city’s Animal Services team has been responding to calls over the past few weeks about the turkey. Continue reading →

On top of the funds already distributed by the charity organizations, proceeds from last weekend’s After the Storm charity concert were also donated at the meeting adding a further $55,678 to the $1.8 million total donated. Continue reading →

Do you forget how to swim when it’s summer, asks Scott Thompson. Continue reading →