Stormy Daniels to make stop in Kamloops, B.C. nightclub for book tour

Three psychiatrists and all residents have left St. Joseph’s Healthcare’s psychiatric emergency department due to safety concerns.

But it’s bad for poor, seniors, health care and education, say others.

Boeing makes 96 flights to test software on troubled Max jet

Bad for poor, seniors, health care, education, say others

McMaster University researchers will be leading new projects on aging.

Steelmakers are facing a barrage of problems and Stelco executive Alan Kestenbaum met with Justin Trudeau Thursday to try to find ways to assist the industry.

Peel Regional Police say over several days last week, the force’s vice squad conducted search warrants and seized about six kilograms of marijuana that was ready for sale.

The Monsters are coming on Sunday (and also Saturday)

The police watchdog ruled that the 19-year-old was threatening a police officer with a knife when he was shot in 2018.

The province will allow bars, restaurants, and golf courses to start serving alcohol at 9 a.m., seven days a week, and is promising consultations on a further increase in hours of services in the future.

The police crackdown continues as the first two legal weed stores in the city prepare to open later this month.

Former cop, turned paralegal, is arguing Hamilton’s provincial prosecutors are in conflict.

In its first budget, the Progressive Conservative government says it will negotiate new agreements with 45 post-secondary institutions by the end of next March to make the province a “national leader” in outcomes-based funding.

A Milton woman and well-known charity organizer in the community has been charged with fraud after thousands of dollars from a charity event honouring the life of a dead child went missing.

OPP say a man broke into a Caledonia-area business in the middle of the night and made off with some meat sticks. Haldimand County OPP are investigating a break-and-enter at Wally Parr Sausage on Highway 6, between Caledonia and Mount Hope that happened early Thursday. Someone forced entry to the building, took “a quantity” of pepperettes and took off. The break-in occurred at precisely 2:08 a.m. and police have a description of both the man and his vehicle. The man is described as between five-foot-four and five-foot-five with a thin build. He was wearing a dark-coloured ball cap and dark pants that had a reflective strip at the bottom. He left in a white Chevrolet Silverado pickup. As OPP investigate, they are asking anyone who may have noticed any suspicious people or vehicles to contact them at 1-888-310-1122.

The court’s decision means the Ontario Ministry of Health must comply with a 2016 order from the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario to release physician-identified billing data to the Star.

With an eye on “efficiencies,” the provincial government will also launch a review of workers’ compensation system.

NDP Leader Andrea Horwath said the social services cuts will put everything from support for people living with disabilities to the social safety net “everyone counts on,” at risk.

Struggling political refugee had become an unwanted house guest, accused of violating rules - including skateboarding.

Kamloops RCMP Cpl. Jodi Shelkie says it began Wednesday afternoon when officials at a bank reported a man was allegedly impersonating a known client while trying to transfer a large amount of money from that person’s account.

Child-care tax credit, advertised ‘happy hour’ alcohol specials and electronic vehicle insurance are part of the new budget.

On Thursday morning, trucks were starting to haul some of the 1,500 tons of dirt needed for this weekend’s Monster Jam. FirstOntario Centre’s floor transforms into a dirt track for Monster JamAE! The multifaceted track design also includes six-foot high dirt ramps and non-dirt obstacles. Monster Jam plays three shows this weekend, on Saturday at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m., and on Sunday at 1 p.m. Visit MonsterJam.com for details.

Niagara’s 126 elected officials is a “ridiculous” number of politicians, according to Premier Doug Ford, but a Brock University researcher says the size of councils shouldn’t be what drives government reform.

Council voted Wednesday to cover about $6,500 in user fees and insurance costs for at least 11 community groups with planned egg hunts this month.

Avenatti, 48, was indicted late Wednesday by a Southern California grand jury on a raft of additional charges following his arrest last month in New York on two related counts and for allegedly trying to shake down Nike for up to $25 million.

Protesters said they will not end their nearly weeklong sit-in in central Khartoum until a civilian transition government is formed.

Finance minister’s record $163.4-billion budget includes a new “childhood access and relief from expenses” tax credit and formalizes the first stage of a $28.5-billion Greater Toronto Area transit expansion.

Craig is a prominent Washington attorney and was the first White House counsel to former president Barack Obama.

The police watchdog ruled that the 19-year-old was threatening a police officer with a knife when he was shot in 2018.

A new report on the industry’s labour needs from Electricity Human Resources Canada suggests at least 20,500 new workers will be needed in power plants and transmission systems before 2022

The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce is holding a morning networking and new member orientation event April 25.

Police said the woman was running near the Dundurn Stairs around 4 p.m. when the sexual assault happened

Canadian and British negotiators aim to replicate CETA as much as possible in a two-way pact.

For many 'Thrones' fans, season 8 is just the first ending

Judge threatens to stop Carnival ships from docking In US

The high-fine area includes 58 streets around Webster’s Falls, Tews Falls and Dundas Peak.

Ward 4 Coun. Sam Merulla said city has learned from its past after Philip Utilities Management Corporation operated water service.

Elyssa Ashcroft was the kind of person who put others before herself, her father says.

A Niagara Falls mother will now be paying more than $600 a month to feed her infant following cuts to OHIP that came into effect this month.

Doug Langner left the priesthood about two years after his ordination. He said the vow of celibacy and the isolation it breeds weren't for him,

Police look for traveller who left ashes at Alaska airport

Britain remains part of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between the EU and Canada as long as it is a member of the 28-country bloc.

Amazon.com Chief Executive Officer Jeff Bezos is daring rival retailers to raise their minimum wage to $16 an hour.

First a broken wrist, now a broken heart.

Rich Taylor seemed to be an average guy. A family, an Oakville home, a teaching job in Hamilton. Maybe a few oddities, but murder? Rich was charged months after a fire at his boyhood home that killed his mother and stepdad.

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Parents need to plan carefully if they are going to help their kids buy a house

The police watchdog ruled that the 19-year-old was threatening a police officer with a knife when he was shot in 2018.

Parents need to plan carefully if they are going to help their kids buy a house