More than 41,000 measles cases have been reported in Europe during the first half of 2018, already dwarfing last year’s total. Continue reading →

Post Malone tweeted about the incident moments after landing, thanking fans for their prayers. Continue reading →

The professor later went on to say coconut oil was one of the worst foods you can eat. Continue reading →

There has been a modest – but real – increase in Americans moving to Canada since Donald Trump’s election. Continue reading →

Detectives are asking anyone with additional video or information to come forward. Continue reading →

The company says it will offer a variety of beers in 12-packs for $13.20 including deposit, while a two-four will set you back $26.40. Continue reading →

Hamilton’s McMaster places third on a Twitter list of most-talked-about universities in Canada. Continue reading →

If you’re looking to being the kidlets out for dinner, four Waterloo region restaurants ranked among the best in the country in accommodating wee ones. Continue reading →

Police say 54-year-old David Fiedler of Mississauga, Ont., was last seen on Dec. 2, 2017. Continue reading →

One of the accused in the Yosif Al-Hasnawi murder case has been released on bail. Continue reading →

Todd White, Chair of the Hamilton-Wentworth District school board says no cancellations are expected but there will likely be delays. Continue reading →

Heavy rain in the forecast has the Hamilton Conservation Authority watching water levels. Continue reading →

The Karlssons said the mission of the new charity, called “Can’t Dim My Light,” is to raise awareness about the effects that both bullying and cyber bullying that have on youth and to “promote inclusion and compassion.” Continue reading →

Single-vehicle accident blamed on driver in medical distress. Continue reading →

Hamilton police are looking for a drone operator after a close call at the airport. Continue reading →

The move announced by the Progressive Conservatives on Tuesday halts the price increases planned by the previous Liberal government. Continue reading →

Justin Trudeau’s Canada is more a mood, or feeling, than results-driven. Continue reading →

Kendrys Morales clobbered a pair of home runs and Kevin Pillar hit a pair of doubles to drive in a run as the Blue Jays defeated the Baltimore Orioles 5-3. Continue reading →

Changes to governance structures are supposed to be done after extensive public consultation and evaluation of alternatives. Continue reading →

Showers and thunderstorms are expected to move in Tuesday morning and rain is expected to continue into the evening. Continue reading →

An LGBTQ couple from the Bahamas is among thousands of refugees bouncing around temporary housing which has become a hallmark of Canada’s response to the influx of refugees. Continue reading →

The store, which will be Ontario’s only online retailer when recreational marijuana is legalized in the fall, says Monday that the supply agreements with Health Canada-authorized producers were competitive. Continue reading →

The facility is slated to be over 1 million square feet and, according to the company, will bring over 1,500 new construction jobs and 600 distribution jobs to the relatively employment-light rural east end. Continue reading →

This summer the observatory, which contains the largest telescope in Canada, reopened to the public after 10 years. Continue reading →

Ontario’s premier recently got a first-hand look at what Hamilton has to offer in being a driving force for the province’s economic future. Continue reading →

Ontario Premier Doug Ford told the province’s municipal leaders on Monday in Ottawa that the PC government does not plan to table similar legislation changing the make up of their councils in the “near future.” Continue reading →

Former Blue Jays pitcher J.A. Happ faced his former teammates on Sunday in New York allowing two runs on seven hits as the Yankees went on to win 10-2. Continue reading →

There is no more win-win in this world — someone always has to lose. Continue reading →