“As I have said previously, there is no circumstance whatsoever under which I will bear false witness against the president, nor will I make up lies to ease the pressure on myself,” Stone said.

Coun. Chad Collins requested the library board consider renaming a branch after archivist died last year.

“We’re asking Canadians to stand up to corporate greed.”

High wait times at Atlanta airport 9 days before Super Bowl

The deal passed with 153 votes in the 300-member parliament, two more than needed.

U.S. president announced Friday that he had agreed with Democrats to sign a bill to fund the U.S. federal government until Feb. 15.

Century Group can't submit bids until after Dec. 19, 2019.

Police say no actual explosive device was planted.

25 people charged under Cannabis Act and Criminal Code to appear in court March 13

Environment Canada is forecasting a low of -16 Celsius or -25 with wind chill Saturday morning.

The charges are knowingly facilitating a terrorist activity and counselling a person to deliver, place, discharge or detonate an explosive or other lethal device against a place of public use with intent to cause death or serious bodily injury.

Roger Stone, a longtime informal adviser to President Donald Trump, was arrested Friday by the FBI in Florida on charges that he lied and tried to tamper with a witness to hide his efforts to learn about releases of Democrats' hacked emails during the 2016 presidential campaign.

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Landlord and coffee shop operator says characterization is “inaccurate” and “offensive.” Still, evictions for renovations are on the rise in Hamilton

The Canadian Auto Workers union is asking people in Canada and the U.S. to boycott General Motors vehicles made in Mexico.

Officials say a Hawaiian Airlines flight from Honolulu to New York City was diverted to San Francisco after an attendant died of an apparent heart attack.

Local trustees invited to Dundas Works education roundtable

The final hours of the relationship were a duel of mixed emotions, both blasts of anger and pleas of devotion, all tapped out in text messages.

Deadline looms to move historic ship from Honolulu Harbor

Here are six ideas that will keep you out of the cold

"I'm sure there are all kinds of opportunities," said Ward 5 Coun. Chad Collins.

The rise, low-rise and fall of a made-in-Ontario shopping mall fixture that rode the denim wave and took teenagers along for the unpredictable ride.

Maria Klassen and Abram Enns Klassen were killed in crash caused by pickup driver trying to overtake them

"We have to go through a governance process," said Stoney Creek Coun. Brad Clark.

The Hamilton-Wentworth chapter of the Retired Women Teachers of Ontario will be holding their annual Friendship Luncheon on Feb. 13 at Michelangelo’s Banquet Centre on Upper Ottawa near Rymal.This year’s theme is a ‘60s folk revival and the cost

Coast Guard halts search for missing cruise crewmember

Carrier starts reserving seats on largest passenger airliner

City has issued 62 cleanup orders so far after the year’s first winter storm and plans to shovel hefty fees at repeat offenders.

Daniel Oulette is serving a two-year sentence for breaking and entering, other offences.

Autopsy: Man had been drinking before fatal fall on cruise

All four locations in city will be locked: police

The owners of the Hells Angels clubhouse in Welland aren’t getting their keys back.

An expert from the United Nations human rights office will look into the death of Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi dissident and Washington Post columnist killed in October by Saudi agents, the agency said Friday.

The Minister of Public Safety Ralph Goodale said the RCMP arrested two people in Kingston “based on credible information, to ensure public safety.” There has been no change to Canada’s threat level.

His poll numbers cratered. Six Republicans defected. He lost a staredown he started. He and his senior officials outraged people with tone-deaf remarks.

Police allege finances motive in killing

Backed by Venezuela's military, President Nicolas Maduro went on the offensive against an opposition leader who declared himself interim president and his U.S. supporters, setting up a potentially explosive struggle for power in the crisis-plagued South American nation.

Roger Stone, a confidant of President Donald Trump, was arrested Friday morning in the special counsel's Russia investigation and was charged with lying to Congress and obstructing the probe.

The truck driver had swerved to avoid hitting a car when his truck flipped. Fifty thousand litres of jet fuel spilled.

Rajinder Gupta was found guilty of four counts of sexual assault and one count of assault against his wife, who testified at his sentencing hearing in a statement Thursday.

Hamilton police are reminding the public to be cautious on roads and sidewalks this winter after a senior slipped and critically injured herself.

Roger Stone, an associate of President Donald Trump, has been arrested in Florida.

Hamilton police are investigating an early morning robbery at an east end variety store.

Both my married and maiden names end with “os.” People often ask if I am Greek. I’m not and, for no good reason, I don’t often eat Greek cuisine. But accompanied by a friend who recently visited Santorini (Greece), I headed to the cleverly named Souvlocke, on Locke St.

The passenger grabbed and shoved an airline staff member after being told he couldn’t smoke on the plane

Carrier starts reserving seats on largest passenger airliner

Deadline looms to move historic ship from Honolulu Harbor

How did a young Westdale grad pursuing a marketing career get caught up in the international drug trade? And what became of her as she ended up in prison? The Spectator’s Natalie Paddon investigates the surprising fall and rise of Hamilton’s Emily O’Brien.

After hitting the ice off Bayfront Park on Tuesday (while we were still in a deep freeze), an ice fisherman heads in with his equipment. The mercury is expected to drop again over the next week.

The Hamilton Artists Inc. project, Incoming!, has arranged free workshops, events and an art exhibition for refugee, newcomer and immigrant artists to help them establish themselves in the local arts community. For further information about the various events go to www.theinc.ca, contact 905-529-3355 or email info@theinc.ca.