Why Do So Many Incompetent Men Become Leaders?

Paramedics said the kids were conscious and alert when transported to hospital

The Federal Court has struck down SNC-Lavalin’s appeal for a judicial review of a federal prosecutor’s decision not to negotiate a remediation agreement that would allow the company to avoid criminal conviction.

St. Joseph’s specialists and Notre Dame shelter staff watch over intoxicated young people who otherwise would be sent to the emergency department.

Paramedics said the kids were conscious and alert when transported to hospital

The Wall Street Journal reported this week that Shkreli has used a cellphone to call the shots at his drug company, Phoenixus AG, posting regularly to social media and even firing the company’s chief executive a few weeks ago.

Passersby found 45-year-old and called 911. Man is in critical condition.

JTI-Macdonald Corp. says it’s been granted creditor protection following a Quebec Court of Appeal decision that upheld a landmark judgment ordering it and two other companies to pay billions of dollars in damages to Quebec smokers.

FAA seeks a truce in dispute between Southwest and key union

The police say the man’s neighbours called Thursday evening asking them to check on him because they hadn’t seen him for a while.

Hamilton police said they discovered crystal meth, crack cocaine and evidence to support trafficking

A California family is devastated that their relative was told he didn’t have long to live by a doctor appearing on a robot’s video screen.

Meng is not your typical millionaire executive. She is intimately connected to the Chinese Communist Party’s inner circle, where business and politics mix freely.

Ontario’s premier skipped question period 61 per cent of the time after Taverner was hired to head the OPP.

Never-ending debate on its value

The slogan #BalanceforBetter could be seen on multiple signs and placards as people protested for gender equality

We must guard against plagiarism if we are to keep the trust of our readers.

Police say three people left store with six bottles without paying.

New UBC poll shows the deterioration of Sino-Canadian relations since the Meng affair.

“He was alive, he was well, but he was alone.”

The notion that vaccines might cause autism was refuted nine years ago, when a British medical panel concluded in 2010 that Andrew Wakefield, the doctor with undisclosed financial interests in making such claims, had acted with “callous disregard” in conducting his research.

Canadian Doctors for Protection from Guns says dozens of complaints filed with Ontario’s medical regulator are about Dr. Najma Ahmed, a Toronto trauma surgeon who treated victims of a fatal mass shooting in the city’s Danforth neighbourhood last summer.

Eleven people are facing charges, ranging in age from 15 to 25

In a ruling Friday, the Federal Court of Canada threw out the SNC-Lavalin’s plea for judicial review of a decision by the director of public prosecutions, Kathleen Roussel, to not invite the company to negotiate a remediation agreement.

Agent representing the family says the two-storey Toronto mansion has ‘bad memories and a stigma.’

Hospitals struggled to get back-up generators running, businesses shuttered and families anxiously tried to contact loved ones amid Venezuela’s worst-ever power outage Friday, raising tensions in a country already on edge from ongoing political turmoil.

Few holdouts of tiny ISIL encampment, but final fighters will be tough to weed out without harming civilians.

In less than a month, Torontonians could be buying legal cannabis in-person.

The Hamilton Fire Department is reminding people to replace batteries in all their smoke and carbon monoxide alarms this weekend when they spring foward to daylight time. “In order for smoke and carbon monoxide alarms to do their job, they need to have working batteries,” Fire Chief David Cunliffe said. Those batteries should be changed once a year.

The Burlington Chamber of Commerce’s Women in Leadership Network is holding an education session on “The Elusive Balance: Work and Life.”

Proposed retail cannabis store should be located in an industrial zone according to high school’s parents

Exhibit on US Latina 'cholas' set to open in New Mexico

Trump’s former campaign chairman receives longest sentence to date to come from special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe

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A 63-year-old Hamilton woman found without vital signs in a Jackson Square washroom died of natural causes, police say.

Manning has said she objects to the secrecy of the grand jury process, and that she already revealed everything she knows at her court martial.

There’s plenty of maple syrup festivals taking place in the area

Historic artifacts will be on display to celebrate library’s upcoming 50th anniversary.

Cold alert cancelled as temperatures rise

The prime minister delivered an apology to the Inuit on behalf of the federal government — words that prompted many in the room to openly weep.

The Federal Court has struck down SNC-Lavalin’s appeal for a judicial review of a federal prosecutor’s decision not to negotiate a remediation agreement that would allow the company to avoid criminal conviction.

The Issue: Construction of a two-storey, eight-bay auto service centre next to a residential area.The Impact: Views from Tweedsmuir Avenue impacted by second storey and bright yellow siding

The countdown is underway for the 2019 Canadian Little League Championships in Ancaster.

"There are a lot of different groups, working class people, who are upset with Bob," said Jim McColl, of Hamilton Steelworkers Local 1005.

Rain brings 2nd California super bloom in 2 years

The firm is still looking for a full-time chief to replace Mayo Schmidt, forced out last July after his annual salary became an election issue with the Tories deriding his $6-million pay.

Hamilton’s public health unit has cancelled a cold alertissued earlier this week when temperatures plummeted.

Juneau officials reject Norwegian's free cruise offer