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Another fowl had escaped an apparent abduction attempt at Burlington waterfront park

The message cites "unforeseen circumstances," and directs callers to Air Canada's website.

Sun-kissed British Columbia bud is coming to Alberta. The Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission (AGLC) has struck a deal with B.C.-based Tantalus Labs as part of its ongoing hunt for new licensed producers to combat the province’s cannabis supply shortage.

Francesco Cali, the reputed boss of the Gambino crime family, was fatally shot outside his Staten Island home Wednesday night, a senior police official said.

Whitehead notified police last September that some constituent information had been copied from an office computer.

Grand Canyon National Park's 1st female leader is resigning

Alaeddin Alhussainy, who has owned a travel agency in the north-side strip mall for almost 10 years, said he has been receiving several phone calls and negative Google reviews on his business, accusing him of supporting terrorism.

Statistics Canada says household debt grew faster than income in fourth-quarter

It has been 10 months since 62 recommendations for change came out of a large inquest, yet inmates keep dying

Retirees explore new passions, stretch fixed incomes with part-time jobs

Those looking to walk into a Guelph store and purchase legal cannabis will have to wait a bit longer.

Boeing recommends its 371-plane fleet of 737 Max planes be temporarily grounded after airlines around the world suspended use of the aircraft over safety concerns.

A past council rejected the idea of making a play for the international event even though the original British Empire Games started in Hamilton in 1930.

The ruling has sparked outrage in Italy, prompting a flash mob Monday outside the Ancona court

MUSKOKA — The Ontario government’s special advisers for a regional government review have come and gone in Muskoka. John Klinck, chair for the District of Muskoka, said he met with Michael Fenn and Ken Seiling when they visited Muskoka on Feb. 20.

Her cousin ultimately gave her a jacket to wear, but flight staff did not leave until she psychically put it on.

Charged under Highway Traffic Act and issued provincial offence notices

Applicant for government-sanctioned marijuana retail outlet has reached public feedback stage of process

The Westfield Heritage Village's Maple Syrup Festival was on Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday for visitors to the park. Visitors could see maple sap with 3 per cent sugar boiled down to make maple syrup with 66 per cent sugar done in kettles o

A Toronto woman fell for a fraud. With help from workers at a UPS store, she tried to get the money back. But the scammers didn’t stop there.

If, as alleged, Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin cheated to help their children with college admissions, they were really serving their own egos, writes Vinay Menon.

The man convinced staff that he was returning the tools and was refunded money, police say.

Maeve Field remains in critical condition in hospital

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna said her government supports Hamilton’s light rail project and would consider a top-up funding request — but there are no guarantees.

Ford, however, would not commit to keep class sizes at current levels, which could be part of big package of education reforms coming Friday.

“I’m very grateful that somebody called the police right away,” member of Trumpeter Swan Coalition says of quick-thinking park-goers in Burlington.

Overdose-related calls continue to trend upward, making a second facility urgent, the city says.

Flights cancelled for Denver as western blizzard approaches

Campers decorated drums at a music and art camp at The Creative Hub in Waterdown Wednesday.

Court affirms dismissal of short-term rental sites' claims

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A 25-year-old man who sold his longtime friend drugs that caused a fatal overdose has been sentenced to five years in prison for his role in the death.

A Quebec think tank says the province’s plan to cut immigration levels is misguided and will not accomplish its intended goal of better integrating newcomers.

McKenna says 90 per cent of revenues from carbon plan that beings April 1 will be returned to Canadians.

The province is asking Burlington residents and businesses to provide their input on its review of regional governments, including Halton Region. The public is invited to share their views online with a survey at Ontario.ca (available through http://bit.ly/burlreview) or by email to regionalreview@ontario.ca. All feedback is due by April 23.

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“The message the nine-year sentence sent is loud and clear.”

It was determined to be costume jewelry valued between $2 and $10.

Management-level jobs will be lost in the planned merger of 20 provincial health agencies, Premier Doug Ford said Wednesday, as his message shifted from no job losses under his government to no front-line job losses.

Canadian Doctors for Protection from Guns group has said it considers gun control a public health issue.

The building, which had been marked for demolition, was classified as residential and the school was operating illegally on the top two floors.

Applicant for government-sanctioned marijuana retail outlet has reached public feedback stage of process

Facebook says it is aware of outages on its platforms including Facebook, Messenger and Instagram and is working to resolve the issue.

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Federal Liberals leverage power on justice committee to postpone further SNC-Lavalin testimony till budget day

Former House of Commons sergeant-at-arms Kevin Vickers is expected to announce Friday whether he intends to seek the Liberal leadership in New Brunswick.

The order came hours after Canada’s transport minister said that newly available satellite-tracking data suggested similarities between the crash in Ethiopia and another accident last October.

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"This individual had a deep well of experience," said Mayor Fred Eisenberger.