"It's not really the purview of the board to argue over the composition of the board," said Stoney Creek Coun. Brad Clark

The 82-year-old woman was hit crossing Barton and Lottridge in November and died a month later

Toymaker MGA Entertainment has dragged French fashion house Louis Vuitton into a lawsuit that shows how cutting cultural commentary sometimes comes in surprising packages.

Police believe a fight unfolded at a residence in the area of Sterling Street and Whitton Road around 2 a.m. before the assault happened.

Air travellers start to feel effects of government shutdown

The accused driver, who left the scene, was charged with carrying an insecure load under the Highway Traffic Act.

Men have used a certain blunt 12-letter swear word to describe Donald Trump for years, and not without reason, says Vinay Menon. But try it when you’re female, as Rashida Tlaib and Kim Campbell did, and outrage erupts.

Jason Dalton appeared to be a textbook everyman. A longtime husband and father of two. An insurance loss adjuster from a heartland state. A guy who picked up extra work as an Uber driver so he could reportedly take his family to Walt Disney World.

The defence says Handlen’s lies stretched from saying he had been a member of the British army’s Special Air Service to saying he smuggled goods across international lines as a scuba diver and studied for a pilot’s licence.

Removing the hazardous fibres from peeling ceilings will take the social housing agency months and millions of dollars.

Michigan man Randy Jackson admitted to buying 67 handguns at various Michigan firearms dealers and smuggling them into Canada to be sold on the black market.

The amount of spotlight on the White House press secretary is often inversely proportional to the fortunes of his or her administration. When asked to handle dozens of questions on different issues with verbal dexterity, even the most capable can stumble and stammer at times. All that's expected is to not create new mistakes that could have been easily avoided. So it really says something that current press secretary Sarah Sanders can't even reach that low bar.

The 26-year-old Markham Thunder defenceman is 10th in CWHL scoring among blueliners.

OPP conclude investigation into three-vehicle crash that killed Don Edwards and his son, Spencer

The longest in case Hamilton history violated the rights of the three accused to a speedy trial, Justice Andrew Goodman decided.

Workforce Planning Hamilton and the City of Hamilton’s public health services are holding a workshop for employers and others concerned about how to address cannabis use in the workplace.

NEW YORK — When Edgar Galvan got divorced in El Paso, Texas, in 2003, he did what many others in a similar position might have done: look for a good time. To do so, Galvan rented a house across the Mexican border in El Paso’s sister city, Ciudad Juárez.

This past summer, Ashley Iaconetti and her mother were watching "The Bachelorette" when one of the contestants, 26-year-old Colton Underwood, announced that he was a virgin. The Bachelorette was surprised — and so was Ashley's mom.

The two leaders discussed a number of issues including steel and aluminum tariffs, the closure of GM plants, and Canada’s arrest of a Huawei executive in response to a U.S. extradition request.

A $189,500 grant from The Atmospheric Fund will fund a two-year project that will attempt to divert unused waste heat from manufacturing industries on Hamilton Harbour, primarily steelmaking, to help heat nearby buildings.

Monday was supposed to be the last day in a robbery trial against Nathaniel Golden, a day the 28-year-old and his loved ones hoped would lead to his exoneration.

Mount Rainier National Park closes main entrance to vehicles

Public universities and colleges must develop a policy that meets a provincial standard. Ontario’s colleges adopted a universal free-speech policy late last year, but the universities are each coming up with their own.

The 23rd annual Reverend John C. Holland Awards will be held Saturday, Feb. 2 at 5:30 p.m. in the Grand Central Ballroom of Liuna Station.

Jeanenne Chantel Fontaine, who was 29, was shot in March 2017 before the house she was in was set on fire. Christopher Brass and Jason Meilleur are on trial charged with manslaughter.

Treacherous walking and driving conditions possible.

The family of a Quebec woman who went missing with her Italian friend in West Africa last month says it finally feels federal authorities are taking the case seriously following several frustrating days seeking answers from Ottawa.

The 18-year-old is facing more than a dozen charges after being pursued by Haldimand OPP on Saturday.

Wildlife rescue group warns nets should be taken down to protect animals

Survivors had mixed feelings on hearing the apology, believing it a step in the right direction, but not enough if it did not acknowledge the parents who lost their children, and empty if not accompanied by action on child welfare reform.

A Montreal man charged with inciting hatred online against Jews had his bail conditions tightened Monday to ensure he stays away from Jewish schools and synagogues.

The longest in case Hamilton history violated the rights of the three accused to a speedy trial, Justice Andrew Goodman decided.

The B.C. Supreme Court ruling last January gave Ottawa a year to enact replacement legislation, and the Appeal Court has now extended the deadline to June 17, with conditions to protect prisoners’ constitutional rights in the meantime.

The attack occurred late Sunday at the “Las Virginias” bar in a low-income section relatively far from the beachside tourist zone.

A former St. Catharines Catholic high school teacher who engaged in a sexual relationship with a student will return to court in March to learn his fate.

The review suggests the government launch a commission to oversee animal welfare law enforcement, hire special front-line investigators and expand powers granted to existing conservation and farm inspection officers.

Brendon Fitzpatrick of Roddickton said seals had been spotted in the area as early as October, but in recent weeks the animals have wandered into town, sometimes in the middle of the road.

In a Jan. 2 Ontario Superior Court decision, a judge states that the province is "wrong" to grant police powers to the OPSCA without establish "reasonable" standards of transparency and accountability.

Hayley O’Connor loved cheerleading.

To the surprise of no one — including Justice Andrew Goodman — his decision to stay the domestic violence charges against the Safdar family is being appealed.

In a New Year’s letter to the province’s 68,000 public servants sent Monday, Premier Doug Ford thanked them for “providing consistent, high-quality, non-partisan professional advice” and laid out his agenda for 2019.

Stoney Creek Coun. Brad Clark said post "does not reflect the values of the NPCA, the City of Hamilton.

Huawei said the Kunpeng 920 chip is designed for servers that handle a flood of data from smartphones, video and other network services — a fast-growing sector with the development of artificial intelligence and the “internet of things.”

“What happens on your iPhone stays on your iPhone,” the massive letters read, spanning the height of an entire building. The ad plays off the Sin City slogan “What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas,” and works as an apparent jab against Google.

Freezing rain is possible this evening in Hamilton and Niagara.

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Canada’s largest telecommunications group is getting mixed reviews for its plan to follow the lead of companies like Google and Facebook in collecting massive amounts of information about the activities and preferences of its customers.

The story behind the storyLast August the provincial government ordered Ontario’s colleges and universities to come up with a free speech policy or face potential funding cuts.

Daily service from Niagara Falls and St. Catharines brings commuters to Hamilton and the GTA