Christopher Ricardo Gonzalez was named to Texas’ Most Wanted list in August. Continue reading →

A driver who received a speeding ticket for going 1 km/h over the limit will no longer have to pay the fine. Continue reading →

Sentencing arguments are to be heard Wednesday for a man who said he acted in self-defence when he strangled his wife and entombed her body in their basement. Continue reading →

A powerful earthquake has shaken Mexico City, causing buildings to sway sickeningly. 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 →

Although it may draw some chuckles under one’s breath, it is not the way to discuss international affairs, especially when the topic is nuclear war. Continue reading →

Can we declare 2017 the worst season in Hamilton Tiger-Cats history? Continue reading →

Called NewsWise, the idea is to enhance general news literacy among students aged nine to 19. Continue reading →

Premier Kathleen Wynne says she has tasked the minister for small business to work with the agriculture sector to ensure supports are put in place. Continue reading →

Hamilton police are investigating a vandalism spree which targetted the city’s bus shelters. Continue reading →

Downtown Councillor Jason Farr argues that the extra enforcement is no longer needed because of lower attendance in Hess Village. Continue reading →

The school says the one-year post-graduate program was approved this summer by the Ontario Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development. Continue reading →

St. Joseph’s Villa Foundation has launched a fundraising campaign in support of a 10-bed hospice in Dundas. Continue reading →

Numbers released today by the government show that in April, May and June there were 1,898 such emergency department visits – a 76 per cent increase from the same time period last year. Continue reading →

The CFL has suspended Hamilton Tiger-Cats receiver Mike Jones for two games after testing positive for a banned substance. Continue reading →

The allegations at the centre of the trial revolve around the 2015 byelection that saw Glenn Thibeault leave the federal NDP and successfully run for the Ontario Liberals. Continue reading →

Millennials aren’t like past younger generations that stocked up on Kraft dinner and frozen entrées, or shopped at discount stores. Continue reading →

That was the objective behind an experiment helping to choose the NASA astronauts that will eventually take the long journey to Mars. Continue reading →

Halton Region Police are looking for a man after a Burlington bank was robbed. Continue reading →

The Joffrey Lupul allegations could have serious ramifications, and not only for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Continue reading →

The question of whether the city is getting soaked on spray pad costs has prompted another debate, this time, amongst the public works committee. Continue reading →

Hamilton Police are searching for a white sedan in connection to a BB gun shooting outside a Hamilton theatre. Continue reading →