Faced with complexities of homelessness, health practitioners take different approach to protection

About 17,000 people gathered at FirstOntario Centre Sunday and the same number was expected Monday to see Blackpink in their “Born Pink” tour.

NDP candidate preserves Andrea Horwath’s former seat with landslide victory

Drew Edwards: Your kid won’t tell you everything, why should their teacher?

The billboard on the side of a trailer shows the prime minister next to Adolf Hitler.

Indigenous leaders across Ontario are also calling for a police investigation and political heads to roll after a scathing auditor-general report into land yanked from the Greenbelt.

Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board votes to ‘stare down’ the Ministry of Education

The Ministry of Health directed the hospital be decommissioned before it had seen any patients due to the downward trend in COVID-19 cases

Given Ford’s ownership of the Greenbelt scandal, voters will ultimately reclaim stewardship of the protected lands he gave away under false pretences, Martin Regg Cohn writes.

Other Progressive Conservative candidates in Hamilton, Niagara ridings also not showing up to televised debates

Here’s the bigger problem when you run around screaming the country is broken. Some people hear that and start to believe it’s true.

Charles and Margaret Juravinski donate $3.3 million to fight the coronavirus pandemic.

In first local interview in weeks, Hamilton-Centre MPP says she was kicked out of NDP in an email and vows to keep fighting for Palestinian cause

There are now 69 cases of COVID-19 tied to the James Street North fitness studio

Spread of flu and COVID increasing in Hamilton

NEW YORK (AP) — Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on Tuesday called for social media platforms to adopt better content-moderation policies and other fixes, saying modifications need to be made

The developers that bought the Book Road parcel have since spent millions of dollars more in the area

Health Connect Ontario is referring patients to virtual-only doctors, a service the province is trying to discourage.

Farmer on one of the sections in Hamilton slated for development says landowners scored ‘winning lottery ticket’

Randall McKenzie faces several assault charges from 2021 — including one against a peace officer

Vocalist Brendan Murphy talks about the band’s new album, the state of hardcore music in southern Ontario and his transparency with fans.

We know that pressing problems like the climate emergency, high food prices and traffic congestion won’t be solved by wasting billions of dollars on new highways.

The Conservative leader’s tendency to overreach at the expense of hard facts mostly comes across as a symptom of political immaturity, Chantal Hébert writes.

No one likes higher taxes, writes David Olive, but Ottawa has settled on a least-bad way of financing improvements to Canadians' quality of life.

Pierre Poilievre’s recent actions are raising concerns.

Former Hamilton cabinet ministers express doubt that Ford and Clark didn’t know about top staffer’s troubled handling of file

Hamilton Conservation Authority directors are asking the province’s auditor general to investigate 'radical' changes made by Premier Doug Ford’s government to how wetlands are evaluated and if the...

Lawyer was suspended after allegedly lowballing a neighbour with dementia in a home purchase and allegedly trying to destroy evidence.

Figures will be presented to the police services board Thursday, Susan Clairmont writes.

Ford's recklessness threatens to rupture the very genius that makes our judicial system work, writes Dermot Nolan.

There were no COVID-19 positive patients in Hamilton hospitals on Tuesday — a milestone more than 100 days in the making

Every Jan. 21 the city honours one of Hamilton’s most historic and distinguished figures.

Alleyways. Mall plazas. Traffic lanes. Bumped out street parking. The city is considering dozens of applications to allow outdoor dining in all of these spaces and more during the summer of COVID-19.

Hamilton public health declared the Radius restaurant outbreak on Wednesday. The SpinCo outbreak climbed to 72 cases Thursday.

TORONTO - Ontario's legislature resumes sitting Monday on the heels of two cabinet ministers' resignations, a cabinet shuffle, and a major policy reversal – and that was just in the

Saunders leaves Toronto police July 31, he announced Monday, saying the decision came at the right time for his family.

We’re told to not drink and drive. So, what does our government do? Allow sales of beer and wine at corner stores and gas stations, a reader writes

Mounties already investigating Premier Doug Ford’s Greenbelt scandal

Hamiltonians can challenge the Greenbelt removals Sept. 14, writes Don McLean

Random acts of kindness are exactly what we need in the horror show that is 2020. And no, there’s not a catch, writes Scott Radley.