President Xi Jinping said curbing the outbreak and saving lives was a top priority as the number of patients more than tripled and a third person died. Continue reading →

The city of Mount Pearl, which neighbours St. John’s, received 93 cm of snow, while the town of Paradise received 91 cm. Continue reading →

“We are taking a leap of faith so thank you for giving me the courage to take this next step.” Continue reading →

Many believe Harry and Markle will settle down in either Vancouver or Toronto. Continue reading →

Shane Wright scored 38 seconds into overtime as the Kingston Frontenacs edged the Hamilton Bulldogs 2-1 Monday night at Leon’s Centre. Continue reading →

Provincial police say a 24-year-old man who was involved in a crash on the 403 was wanted by Cochrane OPP on multiple charges. Continue reading →

Hamilton saw more than $1.5 billion in construction activity across multiple sectors in 2019, including $338 million in new industrial development. Continue reading →

The Ministry of the Attorney General told Global News that a superior court justice declared a mistrial on Friday. Continue reading →

“Now I’m stuck. There is no hope. I don’t believe it will happen.” Continue reading →

Here’s a quick glimpse at how the national price on pollution works in every province and territory. Continue reading →

Hamilton police say the incident happened near Mohawk Road East and Upper Wellington Street on Saturday. Continue reading →

The provincial government announced on Jan. 15 that it will give parents whose children are affected by the striking teachers between $25 and $60 per day as compensation. Continue reading →

“These touching tributes help to lessen the pain of this terrible loss and remind us all to celebrate his remarkable life,” the Rush musicians wrote of their late bandmate. Continue reading →

One of the fires happened Sunday afternoon at a barn in which a number of boats were stored. Continue reading →

OPP Const. Rod LeClair says an investigation into the incident is ongoing and urges residents to never give out personal information or money to someone they don’t know. Continue reading →

In the month following the earthquake, Canadians donated $220 million to eligible organizations, which was matched by the federal government. From 2010 to 2018, Canada contributed $1.458 billion. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford said there will be “no surprises” for Ontario municipalities in his government’s spring budget, sounding a conciliatory tone after his government stunned civic leaders with in-year cuts last year. Continue reading →

Police say the scam resulted from an online relationship the victim had established via a dating website. Continue reading →

The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario kicked off the week by targeting some of the province’s largest school boards. Continue reading →

More than four months after the 100th season of the NFL kicked off, two teams remain in the hunt for the Super Bowl. Continue reading →

OSHAWA, Ont. – Mitchell Hoelscher scored twice, including into an empty net, as the Ottawa 67’s downed the Oshawa Generals 5-3 on Sunday in Ontario Hockey League play. Continue reading →

The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario has now planned one-day strikes at various school boards across the province on every school day of the coming week. Continue reading →

The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario said the one-day strike on Thursday will take place at the Avon-Maitland, Halton, Niagara and Lakehead school boards. Continue reading →

Hamilton politicians have begun deliberating the city’s operating budget, with residents expected to see a higher tax hike than in previous years. Continue reading →

While surfing the Great Lakes in the winter can be calm, picturesque and exhilarating, there can also be a number of safety concerns.  Continue reading →

KITCHENER, Ont. – Greg Meireles, Riley Damiani and Declan McDonnell had two goals apiece as the Kitchener Rangers downed the North Bay Battalion 9-2 on Friday in Ontario Hockey League action. Continue reading →

The Ministry of Labour fined the steel manufacturer for a blast furnace malfunction and a worker contacting a pinch roller. Continue reading →

Michael Demone says Chief Eric Girt’s comments on Global News Radio 900 CHML on Sept. 10 evoked harmful stereotypes. Continue reading →