Retired Lt. Col. Oliver North says the disease isn’t the Second Amendment and that depriving law-abiding citizens of their constitutional right to have a firearm won’t stop shootings. Continue reading →

This Canadian page boy became the biggest viral moment of the royal wedding. Continue reading →

Sometimes it’s tough being a TV fan, especially when cancellation season rolls around. Continue reading →

Top Hollywood stars attended the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on May 19. Continue reading →

Toronto’s Joe Biagini (0-3) struggled to pitch deep into the game. Continue reading →

The “Alert Ready” program – which sounds an alarm on LTE-connected smart phones during a crisis – could be more effective at alerting people to emergencies, they said. Continue reading →

Horwath denied she was trying to repeal the law of supply and demand. Continue reading →

Police in York Region have confirmed they are looking into a data breach from the 407 Express Toll Route. Continue reading →

‘It was like being tortured every day for three years,’ said an Ontario resident who wasn’t able to afford dental care. Continue reading →

Matt Gurney hosts a talk from supporters of all three parties as they discuss the fortunes and falls of the Progressive Conservatives, Liberals and NDP from the last 10 days. Continue reading →

The SIU says one of the officers entered his cruiser and began driving before he realized someone was under the vehicle. Continue reading →

The former Tribal-class destroyer will celebrate its 75th anniversary of commissioning into the Royal Canadian Navy during the Aug. 25-26 weekend. Continue reading →

The verdict, based off of nearly six weeks of testimony, was carefully crafted over two days to include 15 recommendations in addition to counsel’s joint slate of 47. Continue reading →

The former Heisman Trophy winner announced on Twitter that he has agreed to a deal with the CFL team. Continue reading →

orwath said there’s no need to allow convenience stores to carry the products. Continue reading →

The host Regina Pats opened the 100th Memorial Cup with a 3-2 victory over the Hamilton Bulldogs on Friday night. Continue reading →

The report recommended Ontario’s school boards develop guidelines for monitoring compliance with safety procedures. Continue reading →

The legal action has pitted the Hamilton Tiger Cats against the City of Hamilton, Infrastucture Ontario, the consortium that was hired to build the stadium and the Pan Am Games organizing committee. Continue reading →

The party made the announcement on Friday afternoon, ahead of the Victoria Day long weekend. Continue reading →

What’s closing and what will remain open in the Hamilton-Burlington area for Victoria Day. Continue reading →

Unifor Local 444 says 53 per cent of the workers voted Friday against the new deal. Continue reading →

It’s now Lyme disease season and Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health says over half the province’s population is close to affected areas. Continue reading →

A day after saying an NDP government would let Hamilton use its LRT money for other transit projects, party leader Andrea Horwath has changed her tune. Continue reading →

Police say an increase in the number of extreme weather events is part of the reason rescue calls on the water have almost doubled over the past two years. Continue reading →

The OSC says Bitserial, Hypercube, CabinCoin and BaapPay have not provided a prospectus, as required, or received an exemption. Continue reading →

Investigators allege the woman reposted the original Kijiji ad for the home, without the knowledge or permission of the landlord, for $1,600 per month in October 2017 and took deposits from potential renters. Continue reading →