Canadian taxpayers have been paying “intermittently” for security costs for the couple since November 2019. Continue reading →

Documents obtained by Global News show the parole system has been struggling with radicalized terrorism offenders. Continue reading →

An infographic displays dozens of styles compatible with masks, including side whiskers, soul patch, handlebar and, of course, clean shaven. Continue reading →

“Maybe she was just born with an attitude,” one person commented on the hilarious photo. Continue reading →

With March break around the corner, the risk of catching the new coronavirus is likely to cross the minds of many Canadian travellers. Continue reading →

A lack of affordable insurance coverage has left nearly a quarter of Hamilton’s taxi fleet out of service. Continue reading →

The video shows an officer punching a woman in the face during an arrest in Brockville, Ont. Continue reading →

Announcement of the meeting comes as Trudeau is struggling to reconcile the competing demands of environmental concerns, resource development and Indigenous reconciliation. Continue reading →

One in four Ontario schools and daycares that tested their tap water and reported their results found at least one sample that exceeded the recommended national safety limit of lead in drinking water in 2019. Continue reading →

Balfour House is owned by the Ontario Heritage Trust (OHT) but managed by the city of Hamilton. The three parties must now meet to finalize Cardus’s lease. Continue reading →

The blockade led to train service being suspended Monday evening and all day Tuesday at Niagara Falls, St. Catharines, Hamilton and West Harbour GO stations. Continue reading →

The actions of protesters who set a fire under a passing a CN Rail train in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory were quickly condemned as reckless and unsafe, but resulted in no arrests. Continue reading →

Doug Downey says the province will expand the number of qualified candidates eligible for judicial appointments in a bid to fill vacancies in provincial courts more quickly. Continue reading →

A 20-year-old Hamilton woman was taken to hospital after being ejected from her vehicle in a head-on collision on Highway 403 in Brantford during the evening commute on Wednesday night. Continue reading →

Separated parents who aren’t affected by the strike can apply for the financial aid instead of the parent who cares for the children during the school week. Continue reading →

A couple of issues need immediate attention as rotating rail blockade disputes hit their third week, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading →

Ontario health officials say the husband of a woman who had travelled to Iran and recently tested positive for the new coronavirus in Toronto is now infected. Continue reading →

A federal inquiry is investigating 570 of more than 3,000 complaints filed against airlines, alleging they failed to accurately explain reasons for flight delays. Continue reading →

LONDON, Ont. – Jason Willms scored the winner at 4:32 of overtime as the London Knights edged the Guelph Storm 4-3 on Wednesday in Ontario Hockey League play. Continue reading →

One of two suspects wanted in connection with a shooting outside of a St. Catharines nightclub has been arrested. Continue reading →

Police say a 40-year-old Stoney Creek man is wanted on more than a dozen charges, including aggravated assault, after a targeted shooting in Hamilton. Continue reading →

Hamilton continues to grapple with the opioid epidemic, although a partnership of community agencies is working to reduce both the harm and stigma associated with the crisis. Continue reading →

Police allege Mayor Larry Snively improperly procured voters in a 2018 municipal election in Essex, Ont. Continue reading →

The Court of Appeal ruling means that Peter Khill will have to stand trial again for second-degree murder. Continue reading →

A portion of Highway 6 remained closed Wednesday morning as a result of a solidarity demonstration. Continue reading →

The snow is expected to intensify throughout the day and both the evening commute Wednesday and morning commute Thursday will be impacted. Continue reading →

A woman who recently travelled to Iran has been confirmed as the newest presumptive case of COVID-19 in Toronto, health officials confirmed. Continue reading →

Ontario Provincial Police said the fires, at a second protest encampment in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, brought morning freight train traffic to a halt. Continue reading →

It was on the afternoon of Feb. 15 when police said two children, Ottley and an eight-year-old boy, were on an ice edge and a wave swept them into Lake Erie. Continue reading →