Maria hammered the island when it made landfall as a Category 4 storm Wednesday with winds nearing 250 km/h, the strongest hurricane to hit Puerto Rico in over 80 years. Continue reading →

Concerned mom Chey Robinson was watching an episode of Maya the Bee when she spotted a bit of “naughty graffiti” on a log. Continue reading →

Sadly, the ‘Stranger Things’-inspired pop-up bar, The Upside Down, must close. Continue reading →

Yanelly “Nelly” Zoller died Sept. 14 at the Tampa home of her grandparents, Michael and Christie Zoller. Continue reading →

Police allege the man or associates would steal cheques from people who primarily lived in the Oshawa, Ont., area, sometimes from inside homes or from unlocked vehicles. Continue reading →

A court dismissed the lawsuit last month, calling it an impermissible attack on a core policy decision taken by the ministers. Continue reading →

Sophia Spencer was bullied for liking all things creepy crawly, but she didn’t let that stop her from pursuing her dreams. Continue reading →

Police say the investigation into the crash is continuing. Continue reading →

Production of the Chevrolet Equinox at the plant in Ingersoll, Ont. is at a standstill after autoworkers walked off the job following failed contract talks Sunday night. Continue reading →

It’s all about making our roads safer. Continue reading →

Bahadur Sanghera, 74, was last seen on foot in the area of Cumberland Avenue and Fairview Street and has a distinctive long, black and gray beard. Continue reading →

Because the families refuse to let their guards down, fearing somehow Canadian law will set Bernardo free, they are forced to relive the loss of their daughters over and over again at his demented demand. Continue reading →

The 2017 Major League Baseball season isn’t over yet, but we have a good idea of what the 2018 Toronto Blue Jays are going to look like. Continue reading →

Animal Justice filed an application in divisional court Tuesday seeking a judicial review of the Endangered Species Act legislation. Continue reading →

Mayor Fred Eisenberger introduced a motion on Wednesday, that sought to create a “defined process” for what happens when complaints arise. Continue reading →

Creativity is blooming in Hamilton’s Nashdale neighbourhood with the grand opening of a new shared maker space this weekend. Continue reading →

Overall, the city expects to build dozens of new affordable units each year while fixing as many as 1,600, many of which are considered uninhabitable. Continue reading →

The latest EQAO results at the Hamilton Catholic School Board show many young students are still having a hard time with math. Continue reading →

Officials said the town will commemorate Willie by erecting a statue in his “likeness” at Wiarton’s Bluewater Park. Continue reading →

A proposed Ontario law that would treat careless driving more seriously if someone is hurt or killed is a “step in the right direction,” a Toronto lawyer says. Continue reading →

The Hamilton Bulldogs have traded defenceman Cole Candella to the Sudbury Wolves. Continue reading →

At least one Hamilton city councillor wants to bring the growing tiny house movement to Hamilton – with the aim of alleviating some of the city’s affordable housing crisis. Continue reading →

Cheri DiNovo has represented the Toronto riding of Parkdale-High Park for 11 years. Continue reading →

Sorbara and Lougheed are accused of offering a would-be candidate a job or appointment to step aside for Thibeault. Continue reading →

The ministry charged Volkswagen AG with one count under the province’s Environmental Protection Act last week. Continue reading →

Whenever any government feels they have to enact controversial measures, the smart thing to do is to follow the Mary Poppins theory. Continue reading →

Ontario plans a much harsher approach to careless drivers who kill or hurt people, provincial transport minister Steven Del Duca is set to announce Wednesday in Toronto. Continue reading →