How bad for you is smoking weed? There’s no proven link to cancer, but you’re probably better off with vaping. Here’s why. Continue reading →

Jordan Adlard Rogers is now the official heir to British aristocrat Charles Rogers’ $63-million estate. Continue reading →

“Some may gravitate toward what’s familiar — either consciously or subconsciously,” one expert said. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau vindicated Chief Poundmaker during a ceremony at the reserve in Saskatchewan that bears his name – Poundmaker Cree Nation. Continue reading →

The south plaza social experience is billed as an outdoor music festival, meets food and drink expo, set in the backdrop of the Grey Cup game. Continue reading →

Two of the suspects are from Spain, agents say, while the alleged driver is from the United States. Continue reading →

The United Way of Halton and Hamilton has launched an awareness campaign to help lower-income people who struggle with being able to afford menstrual products. Continue reading →

Last Saturday morning, 33-year-old Carel Douse was stabbed outside a residence on East Avenue, but he later died in hospital. Continue reading →

Police say the investigation began in April and has since concluded with an arrest. Continue reading →

the ‘Dedicated’ album is now available worldwide. Continue reading →

If Ontario voters wanted the status quo, they wouldn’t have relegated the Liberals to third place. So how is it that everyone suddenly hates Doug Ford? asks Scott Thompson Continue reading →

Ten former Ontario health ministers representing three political parties are urging the provincial government to reverse its ‘drastic’ cuts to public-health funding. Continue reading →

Any one of Halifax, Rouyn-Noranda or Guelph could have earned a berth in Sunday’s tournament final based on Wednesday’s outcome. Continue reading →

Six weeks after the start of one of the most unpredictable, unforgettable Stanley Cup playoffs, we’re down to the last two teams. Continue reading →

EMS say they were sent to the jail during the noon hour to treat a 31-year-old female. Continue reading →

The motion asks staff to study “specific target populations, location and distribution options, costs and an evaluation plan for a 12-month pilot project.” Continue reading →

The premier says his request shouldn’t surprise anyone since he ran on a pledge to “reduce the size and cost of government.” Continue reading →

Indigenous courses will not be a mandatory part of the high school curriculum in Ontario – a decision that has angered First Nations members. Continue reading →

Around 12:30 a.m. Wednesday, police were called to Robinson Road for a report of a man in crisis, who allegedly had a gun. Continue reading →

A second Niagara Regional Police officer is facing charges after the incident last fall, west of Niagara. Continue reading →

During its meeting last week, the committee put forward a motion calling on the city to cancel the flag raising on May 31 and instead hold an “open public discussion.” Continue reading →

Ontario’s fiscal watchdog says program spending under the Progressive Conservatives will drop to its lowest level in 30 years as the government tries to eliminate the deficit. Continue reading →

During a two-week investigation, police executed four search warrants and laid 17 charges, including the possession of child pornography and making child pornography available. Continue reading →

Hamilton police say an overnight “street racing incident” resulted in a damaged hydro pole and road closure at Beckett Drive. Continue reading →

Hamilton police believe the man struck on Highway 2 is between the ages of 50 and 65. Continue reading →

Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger says the premier’s call for municipalities to cut their budgets in-year by four per cent shows a lack of consideration for municipal budgets. Continue reading →

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is set to meet with his New Brunswick counterpart, Blaine Higgs Wednesday to discuss a number of issues, including their shared opposition to the federal carbon tax. Continue reading →

While bartenders and bars may face lawsuits related to serving drunk drivers, legal experts say they are not aware of a case in Ontario where someone has been found criminally responsible. Continue reading →