Oakville man arrested after catalytic converters stolen from Toronto food charity’s trucks.

Premier Ford’s office avoids questions after Ontario signs deal to import U.S. electricity.

Hamilton Public Library brings back card entry requirement for Central branch.

Hamilton council votes for removal of security cameras from fortification by-law.

Two in hospital, including 12-year-old boy, after car and dump truck collide.

The Supreme Court of Canada has announced it will hear an appeal set to determine if Ottawa’s ban on single-use plastics can remain in place. So what’s at stake — and how effective has the ban actually been?

While governments and organizations look for solutions, a new learning resource is teaching high school students about homelessness in Canada. Newsmakers Host Rick Zamperin speaks with Wilfrid Laurier University criminology professor Carrie Sanders, one of the individuals behind this new tool.

Toronto police charged a man from Oakville Thursday after catalytic converters were stolen from a food rescue organization early Sunday morning.

Ontario Provincial Police closed Highway 5 between Brock and Middletown roads in Dundas Thursday following a crash involving a dump truck and a car.

Ontario's colleges and universities ministry is alleging it could not "reliably determine bona fide studies" at two of the career colleges it barred from student financial aid — a decision those schools are now challenging in court.

SeatGeek Canada is facing two more fines from the Ontario government for allegedly contravening a recent law capping the sale of event tickets at face value.

Halton police say a man is now facing additional charges after officers located and identified additional victims he allegedly assaulted.

The Hamilton Public Library has brought back the library card requirement for accessing certain services at the Central branch.

Hamilton police have charged an 81-year-old local woman following an investigation into a fatal pedestrian crash that happened in August.

Niagara police say an 80-year-old woman died after getting struck by a motor vehicle in St. Catharines.

As respiratory illness season approaches, Hamilton Public Health is reminding residents of simple steps to stay healthy.

Niagara police say a hit-and-run crash in St. Catharines has left a 43-year-old man in hospital with minor injuries.

Over 9,000 voters cast their ballots during the second week of advance voting in Hamilton’s 2026 municipal election.