Peel’s homicide investigators continue to interview witnesses and probe Roopesh Rajkumar’s background, even though the 41-year-old Brampton man died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound last week, say police.

China touts engineering feats of new international airport

Police are reminding the public of the risk involved warming up vehicles and leaving the key in the ignition.

Web-based app, weOwn, helps would-be buyers find partners.

Environment Hamilton, Mayor Fred Eisenberger and North End residents are all expressing fears that provincial ‘red tape’ cutting could compromise human health.

The now CFL-exiled quarterback proved to be an asset to the Ticats’ future.

French, Dutch ministers pledge to strengthen Air France-KLM

Just prior to Christmas 1990, Robert Wagner, told his brother-in-law he would be dead in three weeks. On Jan. 22, 1991, Wagner was found dead.

Police are concerned there may be more victims after a 17-year-old girl was allegedly sexually assaulted and forced into the sex trade allegedly by four people, three of whom have been arrested.

Committee of six councillors to study transit tax rates to ‘rebalance’ budget

Hamilton elementary school teacher Cindy Gangaram says a court’s ruling on sex-ed is a win for educators.

$3M in matching funds awarded for work on Southwest Chief

The Canadian Hard of Hearing Association is hosting coping-skills classes that include lip and speech reading. The 10 weekly classes cost $50 and are held from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. starting March 7 at South Gate Church, 120 Clarendon Ave., and March 19 at Bethel Christian Reform Church, Kerns Road. For more information www.chha-hamilton.ca.

The prime minister says he believes in the SNC-Lavalin investigation, but some argue the ethics commissioner’s limited powers can’t get to the heart of the issue.

California river floods 2,000 buildings in California

The Supreme Court of Canada says it won’t hear a case about two Muslim students who were barred from praying at a non-denominational private school.

Idaho roads struggling to keep up with population growth

Idaho roads struggling to keep up with population growth

The new policy will begin March 9 and is expected to increase revenue by $9.3 million annually.

Attendees at a government-led women’s leadership conference say the day was marred by the distribution of a booklet with 80-year-old advice recommending people smile more, never complain and conquer their problems through prayer.

For the next five months, the beleaguered Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority will be led by a woman with more than 30 years of watershed management and protection experience under her belt.

PM says the partnership in the Lunar Gateway will be part of a new federal space strategy that will see the government invest $2.05 billion over 24 years.

A Toronto man who tried to join Islamic State militants in Syria has been sentenced to just over four years in prison.

City may increase enforcement of sidewalk shovelling but also may take charge of high traffic public areas.

Anna Grandine was 20 weeks pregnant when she drowned in the bathtub.

He says a lengthy trial for SNC-Lavalin, and the 10-year ban on bidding for federal contracts that would result from a conviction, could lead to the loss of many good jobs in Quebec.

For the next five months, the beleaguered Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority will be led by a woman with more than 30 years of watershed management and protection experience under her belt.

A powerful explosion killed at least four people in the Somali capital Thursday, police said. An Islamic extremist group claimed a Mogadishu hotel was the intended target, but a police officer said militants detonated a bomb while trying to assassinate a judge.

President Donald Trump’s former lawyer returned to Capitol Hill on Thursday for hours of closed-door questioning after publicly branding his former boss a racist and a con man who lied about business dealings in Russia and directed him to conceal extramarital relationships.

Canada needs a national strategy to address the care and needs of people over 50 in federal custody.

New Mexico city balks at Billy the Kid killer street name

Cascades Inc. is closing two tissue paper machines in Ontario. The company says the leases for the operations in Whitby and Scarborough expire on Aug. 27 and will not be renewed. The two sites employ a total of 68 workers and produce 44,000 tonnes of tissue paper annually. The company says it will try to relocate as many of its employees as possible to its other operations in the region. The announcement came as Cascades reported a fourth-quarter loss of $65 million or 69 cents per share compared with a profit of $57 million or 60 cents per share a year earlier. Sales for the quarter ended Dec. 31 totalled nearly $1.2 billion, up from $1.08 billion in the last three months of 2017.

“I’d much rather do it right than do it fast,” Trump said.

World powers have called on the nations to de-escalate the tensions gripping the contested region since a Feb. 14 suicide bombing killed over 40 Indian paramilitary troops in Indian-controlled Kashmir.

The nominees have been announced for the Flamborough Chamber of Commerce’s Outstanding Business Achievement Awards gala being held March 27:

Both lenders hiked their dividend Thursday as their latest results capped off a relatively tough earnings season.

California river floods 2,000 buildings in California

If a wine tasted like chemical cleaners and wet dog, you’d probably spit it out. But in the world of cannabis, that pungent permutation is considered a desirable taste profile.

The Latest: River recedes after flooding 2,000 buildings

Repairs to USS Arizona Memorial loading dock delayed

Information centre "weeks as opposed to months" away

Committee of six councillors to study transit tax rates to ‘re-balance’ budget

Coyote fur pelts are in big demand to provide the lush, silvery or tawny-tinged arcs of fur on the hoods on Canada Goose coats and their many global imitators.

Court dismisses legal challenge from teachers, civil liberties association over Ontario government’s rollback of sex-ed curriculum.

“The big challenge for Brampton has been ... they’re building mainly sedans, and the market is really, really soft for cars.”

Eiffel Tower replica in Las Vegas debuts new light show

The Latest: River recedes after flooding 2,000 buildings

Company ‘really, really jazzed up’ about new pea-protein Lightlife burger.

Hamilton’s public school board is protesting the province’s short notice on changes to funding for outside autism programs that take effect on April 1.

Officers began investigating the alleged incident last August after it had been unfolding for nearly two years.