A child visiting the Illinois zoo accidentally injured the bird when they threw a rock into its habitat. Continue reading →

“The hallmarks are the same in every case,” says lawyer Sebastien Anderson, “the end result is the same: people being forced into this medical discharge.” Continue reading →

A Dominican man attempting to walk over the border into the U.S. from Canada died after becoming disorientated in a marshy area of the Quebec woods. Continue reading →

Adam Knauff argues he was discriminated against for his sincerely held ethical beliefs, or creed. Continue reading →

Around 12:30 a.m. Wednesday, police were called to Robinson Road for a report of a man in crisis, who allegedly had a gun. Continue reading →

A second Niagara Regional Police officer is facing charges after the incident last fall, west of Niagara. Continue reading →

During its meeting last week, the committee put forward a motion calling on the city to cancel the flag raising on May 31 and instead hold an “open public discussion.” Continue reading →

Ontario’s fiscal watchdog says program spending under the Progressive Conservatives will drop to its lowest level in 30 years as the government tries to eliminate the deficit. Continue reading →

During a two-week investigation, police executed four search warrants and laid 17 charges, including the possession of child pornography and making child pornography available. Continue reading →

Hamilton police say an overnight “street racing incident” resulted in a damaged hydro pole and road closure at Beckett Drive. Continue reading →

Hamilton police believe the man struck on Highway 2 is between the ages of 50 and 65. Continue reading →

Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger says the premier’s call for municipalities to cut their budgets in-year by four per cent shows a lack of consideration for municipal budgets. Continue reading →

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is set to meet with his New Brunswick counterpart, Blaine Higgs Wednesday to discuss a number of issues, including their shared opposition to the federal carbon tax. Continue reading →

While bartenders and bars may face lawsuits related to serving drunk drivers, legal experts say they are not aware of a case in Ontario where someone has been found criminally responsible. Continue reading →

Jeopardy! champion James Holzhauer has won 24 straight games and more than $1.8 million — second only to Ken Jennings’ record $2.5 million total. Continue reading →

The driver accidentally put the vehicle in reverse causing it to swerve, and hit her. Continue reading →

Hamilton police say they are currently conducting a search along the shoreline for additional remains, and the case has been turned over to the coroner’s office. Continue reading →

The public health department says people who inject drugs that have signs of an infected wound should see a health-care provider right away. Continue reading →

Greensville, Ancaster, Carlisle and Waterdown will be the first receive treatment which will be executed by low flying helicopters. Continue reading →

Adam Knauff argues he was discriminated against for his sincerely held ethical beliefs, or creed. Continue reading →

The proceeds collected from the bottle drive will go toward the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Canada. Continue reading →

A few weeks into its inaugural tip-off, the CEBL announced Saskatoon will be the host city where the league’s first-ever champion will be crowned. Continue reading →

The research at McMaster University covers a range of fields, from physics and civil engineering to neuroscience, molecular medicine and astronomy. Continue reading →

The renovations at 500 MacNab St. N. are expected to be complete by the fall of 2020, and the building will re-emerge as purpose-built affordable housing for seniors. Continue reading →

The theatrical and critically acclaimed Ultimate Tour Named Death will hit seven Canadian cities later this year. Continue reading →

The method creates light, durable, and compact doses that would be ideal for shipping Ebola vaccine, for example, to affected regions of Africa, the researchers say. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford says the province is willing to pay for large municipalities and school boards to review their budgets in an effort to find savings. Continue reading →