Queen Elizabeth was stuck meeting U.S. President Donald Trump and his wife Melania alone when Prince Charles and Prince William both reportedly “refused to attend.” Continue reading →

Musk denied Vern Unsworth’s claim that his mini-submarine wasn’t suitable for the Thai cave rescue mission, before labeling Unsworth a “pedo.” Continue reading →

It’s been nearly 40 years since Mother Teresa was conferred India’s highest civilian honour, the Bharat Ratna. But there are growing calls for the recognition to be rescinded. Continue reading →

Maria Butina, a 29-year-old Russian woman living in Washington, has been arrested and charged with conspiracy to act as an agent of the Russian government. Continue reading →

Trump said that getting along with Russia would be a “good thing, not a bad thing,” in opening remarks in front of media before his closed-door 90-minute meeting with Russia’s President Vladimir Putin. Continue reading →

According to the college, the forensic investigation continues but so far has revealed no direct evidence that any data was actually accessed or taken in the attack. Continue reading →

The omnibus bill would also enact back-to-work legislation to end the York University strike and cancel the White Pines wind project in Eastern Ontario. Continue reading →

Hamilton police completed their investigation into the accidental death of a six-year-old boy on Wednesday, July 11. Continue reading →

Lisa Thompson says the portion of the curriculum being replaced deals with “developing sexual relations,” adding that specifics will be provided later today. Continue reading →

On July 15 at about 7:30 a.m., Leeds County OPP were called to an alleged gas theft at the Highway 401 westbound On Route in Mallorytown. Continue reading →

Jim Wilson says he will be speaking Thursday at the public hearing to investigate national security issues around imports of automobiles and automotive parts. Continue reading →

OPP charged a Hamilton man with impaired driving following a traffic complaint investigation in Cayuga. Continue reading →

With some new players around the premiers’ table this, the dynamic for carbon tax has changed considerably, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading →

Halton Region Police are hoping you can help them find a missing teenager in Burlington. Continue reading →

How long can we watch Donald Trump make life more difficult for himself and everyone else in the free world? Continue reading →

While Sunday’s FIFA World Cup final may have lacked the drama that we saw in the knockout stage it still provided plenty of excitement, controversy and memorable moments. Continue reading →

Tributes to former Ottawa Senators netminder Ray Emery flooded Twitter from far and wide. Continue reading →

Hamilton police said in a statement the 35-year-old was swimming with friends when he failed to resurface early Sunday morning. Continue reading →

Hydro One’s 14-member board resigned en masse last week after the sudden retirement of chief executive officer Mayo Schmidt. Continue reading →

They said a hot, humid air mass is expected to affect the Golden Horseshoe on Sunday with temperatures in the low 30s and humidity hitting close to 40 C.  Continue reading →

Police said they were called to the Harbor West Marina on the Hamilton Bayfront around 6 a.m. with reports a man had gone missing.  Continue reading →

Halton Regional Police are investigating after the body of a man was found floating in the lake just east of the Burlington pier on Saturday evening. Continue reading →

Investigators say three family members have been charged after a woman was allegedly kidnapped and abused for nearly a year. Continue reading →

There were 52 active fires in the region as of Saturday morning, compared to 70 on Monday, said Shayne McCool, fire information officer for the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry. Continue reading →

Officers said the vehicle was travelling along Fairview Road between Woodview Road and Commerce court before losing control.  Continue reading →

The two provinces issued a joint statement yesterday following a meeting in Winnipeg of ministers responsible for immigration in which they refused to sign the final joint communique. Continue reading →

The elected band council voted unanimously on Tuesday to banish Peter Khill from the Six Nations of the Grand River territory, home of Jon Styres. Continue reading →

MacLeod, who is Ontario’s minister responsible for immigration, said Hussen called her “un-Canadian” and tried to intimidate her into ceding to the federal government’s line on funding for refugee support services. Continue reading →

How one teacher plans to fight back against Premier Doug Ford’s move to return Ontario to a 1998 sex-ed curriculum. Continue reading →