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Ontario professor, acquitted of sex assault, loses job at McMaster UniversityScott Watter, a staffer in McMaster's psychology, neuroscience and behaviour department, has been 'removed' due to a 'breach of trust,' the Ontario university has said.EducationMay 27
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Nuclear reactor at Hamilton’s McMaster University relicensed for 20 more yearsThe renewed operating licence, granted by the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, means the facility will continue research in health and clean energy.EducationJun 25
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CBSA plans to use facial recognition app to track deportations: documentsThe mobile reporting app would use biometrics to confirm a person's identity and record their location data when they use the app to check in.CanadaAug 16
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Sea Bears bring back forward Stephane Ingo for late-season pushThe team announced Tuesday that 6'9" Ingo, who made 13 appearances with the Winnipeg team last season, is rejoining the squad as they push for a playoff spot.SportsJul 16
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Plant-based milk recall: Class-action lawsuits filed over Listeria outbreakTwo class-action lawsuits have been filed against the manufacturers of two plant-based milks recalled across Canada over potential Listeria contamination.HealthJul 23
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New SFU medical school names dean, aims for first classes by 2026The province and Simon Fraser University have named a founding dean for the school's planned new faculty of medicine. The school is expecting to begin classes by 2026.HealthJul 9
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Mpox is on the rise. What Canadians need to know as the virus spreadsAs mpox cases escalate in Africa and increase in other countries like Canada, the World Health Organization on Wednesday again declared the virus a global public health emergency.HealthAug 14
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What is listeriosis? The illness behind the plant-based milk recallSeveral people in Ontario have become sick with listeriosis in an outbreak that triggered a national recall of certain plant-based milks.HealthJul 11
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Feel-good Friday: Global BC’s highlights of the weekB.C.'s newest roller-coaster, a big win for Canada's ball hockey team and the return of a historic Indigenous carving round out this week's good news.LifestyleJul 12
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Plant-based milk recall: 2 dead in ‘unusual’ Listeria outbreakTwo people have died in Canada due to Listeria infections in an outbreak that led to a nationwide recall of several plant-based milks last week.HealthJul 18
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Half of Ontarians support union’s goals in ongoing LCBO strike: pollFewer than one-third of Ontarians say they want Ontario government to intervene to end the 12-day strike at LCBO, while about half are supportive of the striking union’s demands.CanadaJul 17
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How Project 2025 could upend Canada-U.S. relationship under TrumpAnalysts say Trump's potential plans for changing how the U.S. government is staffed could have major implications for the "hidden wiring" behind the Canada-U.S. relationship.CanadaJul 12
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Ticats QB Bo Levi Mitchell will be ‘100%’ ready for 2024 openerHamilton's head coach says he is hopeful Mitchell doesn't have 'any more setbacks' as training camp continues at McMaster University.SportsMay 13
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Former students share memories of the Ontario Science Centre’s schoolFrom DNA extraction to space shuttle simulations to a field trip to a nuclear reactor, former students of the school operated out of the Ontario Science Centre are reminiscing.CanadaJul 4
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Ottawa is mulling tariffs on Chinese EVs. Could it change how much you pay?Ottawa is mulling a suite of measures to protect against the 'oversupply' of Chinese-made electric vehicles in the global market. Will you pay more for your EV?CanadaJun 25
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Ontario technology teaching surgeries worldwide including war-torn UkraineA surgical team in Hamilton, Ont. showed off the power of live, interactive teaching platform by reaching doctors 8,000 kilomteres away during a facial reconstruction procedure.HealthJun 15
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B.C. universities opt for less confrontational approach to Gaza encampmentsSome Canadian universities are taking legal action to end pro-Palestinian encampments on their campuses, but three schools in B.C. are taking less confrontational approaches.EducationMay 27
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U of T seeking injunction to clear protest encampment from downtown campusThe University of Toronto says it's seeking an injunction to clear an encampment of pro-Palestinian protesters from its downtown campus.CanadaMay 27
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A CBSA strike could soon cause major delays at the border. What to knowJust as the summer travel season gets into gear, Canadians and visitors could find themselves waiting in long lines at the border.CanadaJun 2
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Why experts say Canada Post could go ‘the route of Blockbuster’ soonCanada Post revealed new plans Wednesday to recover from its financial turmoil, but experts say it lacks a concrete competitive edge.CanadaMay 31