Collection of David Carr's writings coming in 2020

‘This is a human rights issue that has high-stakes consequences’: Advocate

“For far too long, Canadians have tolerated an inadequate patchwork of services,” concludes children’s mental health study.

The bombings killed at least 290 people with more than 500 wounded, police spokesman Ruwan Gunasekara said Monday.

Hamilton’s old majestic county courthouse on Main Street East was built in 1879 and demolished in 1956.

Affordable housing, the infamous Red Hill friction fiasco and the best time for democracy are all on the agenda for politics watchers in Hamilton this week.

Arizona Snowbowl ski resort planning to stay open into May

Harper, 100, helped found the Ironworkers union in Hamilton, Local 736. An avid dancer and free spirit, Sparky looks back on his first century.

The citizen-science project asks teachers, parents and children to conduct an audit of their playgrounds

Funding was intended to fix foundation walls and sewer lines at the Kenora Avenue social housing complex.

Efforts to find the men had been hampered by poor weather and dangerous conditions, but on Sunday afternoon, Parks Canada said in a statement that all three had been found dead.

Mayoral ribbon cutting on a rainy spring day greets long lines of recreational weed customers.

Giuliani was speaking three days after the release of special counsel Robert Mueller III’s report on Russian interference in the 2016 election. According to the report, Trump sought ways to turn leaks of stolen emails to his advantage during the campaign.

Threat of a $250 fine was enough to entice most Spencer Gorge visitors to use shuttle.

Old railroad in Montana will be converted into pathway

Locust Street between Elgin Street and Lakeshore Road in Burlington will be closed April 22 from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. for crane activity. Signs and barricades will be up, and traffic will be detoured around the block.

Liz is hardly the only example of residential anthropomorphism to hit the market in the recent years.

Semi rolls over, spills human waste onto interstate

Police responded at 5 a.m. Sunday to the area of Main St. E. and Graham Ave. N. to find that shots had been fired. But no one was apparently hit.

Police in Miramichi, New Brunswick say four teenagers are dead after their vehicle left the road Saturday night and came to rest upside down in deep water.

Urgence Québec says as of Sunday morning, 980 residences across the province had been flooded and more than 1,200 people had left their homes.

A program director for 4-20 Ottawa says his group is encountering more red tape today than on past April 20 protests.

“Zelenskiy positioned himself as a populist politician opposed to the old authorities. He and the people are on one side, and the old politicians on the other,” one analyst says.

Mental health experts say witnesses may be grappling with secondary trauma on the anniversary of the attack that left 10 killed and 16 others wounded.

Francis skipped his homily during Easter mass but delivered his traditional “Urbi et Orbi” (To the city and the world) speech demanding that political leaders put aside their differences and work for peace.

More than a dozen governments and companies are planning to launch satellites that measure concentrations of heat-trapping gases in order to identify some of the biggest contributors to climate change.

Britain’s longest-serving monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, turned 93 on Sunday.

Prince Edward Island’s Green party has suspended campaigning for Tuesday’s provincial election, citing the sudden death of one of its candidates.

Pelosi and other Democratic leaders have been trying to tamp down impeachment talk for months, arguing that voters are growing weary of Trump investigations.

A sharp divide between the majority Sinhalese, who are overwhelmingly Buddhist, and the minority Tamil, who are Hindu, Muslim and Christian.

The events ended a three-day slate of sombre gatherings honouring the victims, families and survivors of the April 20, 1999, attack.

Next Lotto 649 draw will be approximately $5 million.

The High Commission of Canada to Sri Lanka in the capital Colombo will be closed on Monday due to the security situation.

Police spokesperson Ruwan Gunasekara said 207 people were killed and 450 wounded.

The buzz began early, and by Saturday afternoon the first Niagara Falls 420 Expo had Scotiabank Convention Centre lit.

Newly released memos show Canadian representatives held a series of consultations with American officials to learn from their experiences implementing a new passenger screening and redress system a decade ago.

Rebecca Dorman, 50, went missing Saturday evening, something that has never happened with the woman.

Urgence Quebec says that as of Sunday morning, 980 residences across the province had been flooded and more than 1,200 people had left their homes.

Waikiki flood concerns spur push for Hawaii shore protection

The woman shot and killed in Preston on Wednesday has been identified as Helen Schaller, 58, of Cambridge.

An unlicensed weed shop, the Lamborghini-driving cop who co-owned it and the “misconduct” that has gone unpunished. Inside the case that prompted Durham police to call in an outside force.

Organizers plan to serve 350 at Saturday night dinner.

Event came together in light of the recent attack that took place on the trail.

A more polarized Canadian electorate, preoccupied by other issues, might not be moved by accusations, says one pollster. And the potential downsides include mainstreaming alt-right figures and failing to compete for working-class voters.

Kansas couple designs covered wagons for 'glamping'

New rules are also proposed to cut down the 6,700-strong wait list for affordable units in the city.

Quest for food stamp data lands newspaper at Supreme Court

The protests marked the 23rd straight weekend of yellow vest actions against Macron’s centrist government.

Honolulu City Council advances 2 Oahu vacation rental bills

Marine pilots raise concerns over Royal Princess megaship