Citizens are able to travel to Itabashi, Japan, through participation in the Burlington Friendship Tour on Oct. 16 to 27.

Maine, tire, accident, state trooper

Hawaii lawmakers consider vacation rental tax legislation

Court heard that a psychiatric assessment determined Rayner was fit to stand trial.

The scope and authority of defence intelligence are “unknown to Canadians.”

The arson killing of Carla and Alan Rutherford

Hawaii lawmakers consider vacation rental tax legislation

Data gathered by the spy eggs could help biologists in Louisiana and Canada preserve the endangered long-legged birds.

The United States wants to tax $11.2 billion worth of EU goods — from airplanes to Gouda cheese — in what some experts say marks another attempt by the Trump administration to use tariffs to reshape global trade in its favour.

Burlington Chamber of Commerce hosting workplace mental health seminar

Representatives of Canada’s biggest oil and gas companies took turns demanding major changes to Bill C-69 before a Senate committee making a Calgary stop on a cross-Canada series of hearings that started in Vancouver on Monday.

Torrents of water gushed down streets, sweeping up cars and uprooting trees following rains that began around rush hour Monday evening.

Greece opens shipwreck sites to divers as underwater museums

Hamilton councillors approve zoning amendment for the six-storey, 151-unit apartment complex on Grays Road.

Canadian sales are expected to grow at a compound annual rate of 44 per cent to $5.2 billion in 2024 from $569 million in 2018, Arcview Market Research and BDS Analytics said Tuesday.

The International Monetary Fund is downgrading its outlook for growth in the United States, Europe, Japan and the overall global economy and points to heightened trade tensions as a key reason.

The Toronto-based airline failed in many cases to provide meal vouchers, hotel accommodations, refund or cancellation options, or food and drinks during tarmac delays.

Equifax fell short of privacy obligations to Canadians, says privacy commissioner

Police said they received a call for a shooting at 11:15 a.m. Tuesday on Jane St., near Highway 400.

The summer heat is coming, but you can make your automobile feel cooler with tinted windows from Fenix 360 Auto.Owned by Alejandro Noguera, the business has been running at 415 Concession Street, west of Upper Wentworth, since last December.No

Apartment where Ernest Hemingway lived up for sale in Toronto

Anyone 65 and over in the province making under $19,300 — or $32,300 for couples — would qualify, said senior government sources who were not authorized to speak publicly about the budget item.

Independent MP Jane Philpott told the House of Commons that the Parliament of Canada Act says MPs can’t be kicked out of their party caucuses without a vote.

The hair salon was launched in 1982 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Sydney Gill has neurogenic thoracic outlet syndrome

In the House of Commons, Independent MP Jane Philpott says the Parliament of Canada Act says MPs can’t be kicked out of their party groups without a vote and Trudeau ejected them on his own.

Glenn Bauman, 45, is charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of his former common-law wife and her teenage daughter in July 2011.

Domenic Lees, 24, of Whitby, and Simon Ho-On, 23, of Toronto, are facing 21 total charges. Toronto police say they are concerned there may be more victims.

THE ISSUE: One-hectare residential, commercial developmentTHE IMPACT: Proposal would change the look and feel of the village core

Shark prevents recovery of body from Hawaii waters

Shark prevents recovery of body from Hawaii waters

Dad says teenage son with FASD fell through the cracks of the public education system.

Bank drafts are not a guaranteed proof of payment as fraudsters can create them and pass them off as genuine, writes Ellen Roseman.

Bank drafts are not a guaranteed proof of payment as fraudsters can create them and pass them off as genuine, writes Ellen Roseman.

The first-ever Habitat for Humanity build in Waterdown is underway at the corner of Dundas Street and Dennis Avenue.

Hamilton police are asking residents to check surveillance cameras for suspicious activity.

Hamilton police are appealing for witnesses to city’s 17th shooting this year

Citizens are able to travel to Itabashi, Japan through participation in the Burlington Friendship Tour on Oct. 16 to 27.

The Review was recognized with five industry awards at the Better Newspaper Competition gala April 5.

The Bathurst St. condo is selling for $730,000. “Before it’s sold I will be having a whiskey in his writing room just to connect with him somehow,” says listing agent.

Led by Keith Raniere, the group, based in Albany, N.Y., billed itself as a self-help organization.

Clouded by a series of looming corruption indictments, Netanyahu is seeking a fourth consecutive and a fifth overall term in office

Self-regulation is not “yielding the results” Canadians expect and we are talking with other countries about how to regulate, federal democratic institutions minister says.

A year after Toys R Us imploded, toy makers are still readjusting to the big loss of shelf space

The industry group recommends eliminating pre-emptive offers to ensure fairness among property buyers.

Guy B. Brown Elementary School is encouraging staff and students to avoid gender designations to mark International Day of Pink

EDMONTON — The City of Edmonton says it has pleaded guilty to a regulatory charge under the Animal Protection Act in the deaths of three feral cats.

Dr. Mohammed Shamji has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the death of Dr. Elana Fric, his wife of 12 years and the mother of their three children.

Igor Matej, 29, of Hamilton pleaded guilty in January to charges of flight from police and driving while disqualified. He was clocked riding his motorcycle last May at speeds of more than 200 km/h.