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Four soldiers with Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada were disciplined for sharing and viewing an intimate image without consent. Critics say cases like this have far-reaching consequences for victims and the military must make supporting them a priority. Part 2 of a 3-part series.

Mo Shahin took on Expedia after the online booking agency told him that he'd have to rebook a non-refundable $1,500 flight due to a misspelled name.

They range from the traditional to the absurd. Some of them have marshmallows for eyes, and sprinkles for feet, and big, gaudy Gummy teeth.

Wesley Urban Ministries has launched a new series of cup sleeves in independent coffee shops across the city that showcase the stories of its clients — some of Hamilton’s most vulnerable people.

A Norfolk County grandparent is out $5,000 after a phone call from someone pretending to be a lawyer who said they needed the money to bail the victim's grandson out of jail.

Police say the 34-year-old was behind the wheel of the tractor trailer that struck a CP rail bridge and spilled thousands of litres of black sludge on Red Hill on Nov. 22.

Investigators say a grey SUV was heading east on the highway when it turned left onto Mines Road and was hit by a black pickup driving in the opposite direction.

The devastating closure of General Motors' assembly plant in Oshawa provides stark evidence of just how hard it would be for any government — including Premier Doug Ford's — to make good on promises to bring back the glory days of manufacturing in Ontario.

To solve a fatal shooting last week, police are trying to learn more about the victim. Friends and family are anxious to clear the air.

A man is facing a host of charges including assault with a weapon and attempted murder after an alleged attack in St. Catharines Sunday morning that left two women injured.

The group is accused of targeting a number of stores since late October.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the province can't do anything to keep the Oshawa General Motors plant running. "I've never seen a government roll over so quickly," NDP Leader Andrea Horwath responds.

The studio would align with the city's vision while offering the potential of hundreds of jobs, according to Edward John, senior project manager for urban renewal.

Haldimand County OPP charged two women after separate crashes Friday night.

The union representing thousands of autoworkers is vowing to fight back against General Motors’ plan to close an Oshawa, Ont. plant in 2019 as part of a global restructuring plan.

Brantford police cordoned off an area Saturday night after a man said he had a bomb tied around his neck.

The suit makes it harder to move, but the biggest issue is breathing through the beard.

Police have arrested a woman in connection with a triple homicide in Middlesex Centre earlier this month.

Check out new music from Mount Farewell, Matthew Fleming and Alex Tirolese and Kara Lansdowne.

Here's some ideas for the last weekend of November.

Black Friday is now bigger than Boxing Day, according to Retail Council of Canada. How did we get here?

Hamilton police are commending the efforts of one of their police dogs after he discovered $50,000 worth of cash during a drug bust that had been allegedly stuffed into a secret compartment in a couch.

A newly-issued report from the province’s police watchdog has revealed that a man who was run over and killed by a transport truck on the Lincoln Alexander Parkway in October of last year thought he had been drugged at a party just before he died.

Hamilton police are trying to track down the owners of a dirt bike and several power tools that were found during an arrest in Grimsby this week.

Provincial police say they had to put down a donkey after it was struck by a vehicle in Norfolk County.

The Red Hill Valley Parkway has reopened after Thursday's massive liquid asphalt spill.

A 31-year-old Hamilton man was shot and killed Thursday night. It's the seventh homicide in the city so far this year.

Some activists and social assistance recipients are questioning whether the Ford government's proposed reforms will help reduce poverty in the province.

Every year, for the last two decades, the Daughters of Isabella at the Sacred Heart Parish in Welland bake about 1,200 tourtières —​ traditional French meat pies - in just four days.

Bo Levi Mitchell has his second CFL outstanding player award. The Calgary Stampeders quarterback captured the honour Thursday night at the CFL's awards banquet. Voting was conducted by members of the Football Reporters of Canada as well as the nine CFL head coaches. A total of 60 voters participated.

Hamilton police are willing to reopen historic sexual assault cases from 2010 to present day in light of a new community review showing 70 per cent of "unfounded" cases reached inaccurate conclusions.

A Michigan man is facing a careless driving charge after allegedly falling asleep at the wheel and causing a chain-reaction crash that closed the Linc for several hours Wednesday.

Researchers at McMaster University found the words most disproportionately typed out by Twitter users on both sides of the border line up with national stereotypes — Canadians tend to be polite and positive while Americans are more assertive and negative.

Hamilton police believe that drugs, alcohol and excessive speeds were all factors in a single-vehicle crash that sent two men in their 20s to hospital Wednesday night.

The city is being forced to repave a section of the Red Hill Valley Parkway Thursday that's slated to be repaved again in just a few months — because a tractor-trailer struck a bridge and rolled over on the roadway, spilling about 44,000 litres of liquid asphalt.

The Ford government is changing its definition about who qualifies for disability assistance while also allowing people to earn more money while receiving social assistance.

Investigators are searching for a man police say assaulted a customer at a downtown Hamilton bar during a fight that could have sparked a shooting that left one man dead and three others with bullet wounds.

Two years after Jeffrey Robert's body was found in a field near Highway 403, police are urging anyone with information about his death to contact them.

Yvonne Alexander is steeling herself for what will undoubtedly be one of the most difficult moments of her life.

In the sad case of the drowning death of 8-year-old Thomas Rancourt, a boy who was out on a canoe with his mother's boyfriend when it capsized, the trial judge, last week, made a precedent setting ruling that could help make Ontario waterways safer.

Two Hamilton small business owners are reeling after a van containing all of their product was stolen from the Locke Street area Monday evening.

Hamilton police are investigating a five-car crash on the Linc that happened Wednesday morning.

Ontario Provincial Police were called to a Norfolk County roadway Monday evening after a crash where a truck ran into a horse, investigators say.

The rules are in place to keep tenants safe, the city says. But a tenant rights group says they need to be more flexible.

More than five years after Hamilton man Michael Sullivan was hunted down, run over and killed by a man in a truck, his family says they can finally move on with their lives.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford spent the election campaign pledging to end, in Ontario, what he called "hallway healthcare." A new report says Ontario's healthcare is failing on many levels.

Dispensary owner Britney Guerra argues in this opinion piece that Hamilton councillors will forgo a major economic opportunity if they opt out of retail pot.

A pedestrian has sustained serious injuries Tuesday after being hit by a truck in east Hamilton.

Investigators have released an image captured by surveillance video showing a masked male suspect who police say entered the store on Cannon Street East around 7 a.m. on Nov. 9, brandished a knife and demanded cash from the register.

Canada Post is warning customers of "prolonged delivery delays for the foreseeable future" because of rotating strikes by its largest union and it says the worst delays are expected to be in southern and southwestern Ontario.