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First time taking a cruise? Here's what you need to know
You always remember your first — whether it's a kiss, a car or a cruise — because of that heady combination of anticipation and trepidation. (My first cruise was to the Caribbean in 1999.) For a first-timer, all the decisions that come with taking a cruise — ship, cabin, clothes, tipping and so on — can be overwhelming, especially when you're clueless about how a cruise works.
Restaurant worker tracks down Toronto man to return stolen jacket, refuses reward
“I told him, ‘If you find another person who is poor or who needs this money, you can give it to him,’” Wael Wahea said.
‘Fist fight’ between woman and driver leads to tragedy as bus plunges into river
In their final moments, the passengers screamed.
One, two, three! Plan your weekend events in Hamilton and area
One extra hour, Road2Hope, three games to see and thousands of chrysanthemums. Only a few of the many things to do and see in the Hamilton area this weekend.
Hotel, student residence and apartments envisioned in latest Vranich project
The development would take up a couple of parcels of land just outside the downtown core
‘Are you actually an M. D.?’: A black doctor is questioned as she intervenes on a Delta flight
Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford was on a Delta flight from Indianapolis to Boston on Tuesday when she noticed the woman next to her showing signs of distress. So Stanford did what she was trained to do in more than a decade of experience as a doctor — she began to assist her.
Suspects sought in Hamilton knifepoint robbery
Hamilton police are asking the public for help identifying suspects in a knifepoint gas station robbery earlier this month.
Burlington’s Emma Maltais is scoring big in hockey, and life, at Ohio State University
Only in her second year, she’s in the early discussion for the Patty Kazmaier Award as top player in the country.
MILTON: Fatal crash victim Don Edwards helped save Tiger-Cats
Here’s a little something to bear in mind as the Montreal Alouettes come to town for Saturday night’s regular-season finale against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
Signpost: Expect traffic delays along Burlington Street for resurfacing
Road resurfacing will mean traffic delays and lane restrictions in the eastbound lanes of Burlington Street between Sherman and Kenilworth avenues for approximately two weeks beginning Friday. Once the eastbound lanes are finished, crews will resurface the westbound lanes of Burlington Street. That work will also take about two weeks.
Denise Tulk Insurance understands clients’ needs
538 Hwy. 8, Unit 102
COLD CASE: Fantasia Hotel haunts Wendy Smith's family years after closure
On April 13, 1995 Wendy Renee Smith was dropped off at Richmond Hill’s Fantasia Hotel for her first-ever shift at the seedy strip club. Three days later she was reported missing, and police discovered there is no record of her arriving at the club. Where Wendy went, or what happened to her 23 years ago, remains a mystery. Now her four daughters, who grew up apart, are coming together in search of answers in an effort to find out what happened to the mother they never got to know.
Prince Harry took the sweetest picture of Duchess Meghan and her growing baby bump
Duchess Meghan's baby bump is on full display.
Vacation resorts in Jamaica are facing a 'historic' sexual assault problem
In a dark laundry room at a Jamaican Sandals resort, pinned to the floor by a hotel lifeguard, a Michigan teenage girl lay paralyzed with fear as the man bit her lip and raped her, violently robbing her virginity.
Witness describes tanker truck’s ‘90-degree turn’ in fiery crash that killed two on Hwy. 407
The OPP said a 41-year-old from Brampton and 49-year-old man from Mississauga have died following an explosive highway crash.
Canada Goose buys Stoney Creek’s Baffin Inc. for $32.5 million to expand into footwear
High-end jacket maker Canada Goose Holdings Inc. says it has snapped up fellow cold-weather gear producer Baffin Inc. as it looks to expand into footwear.
'Let's rock': The last words of a double-murderer who chose the electric chair over lethal injection
"Let's rock," he said from a death chamber within Riverbend Maximum Security Institution in Nashville.
Witnesses to Linc accident asked to respond
If you saw a collision on the Lincoln Alexander Parkway on Wednesday involving a Honda Accord and a transport truck, Hamilton Police want you to contact them.
Four-year-old seriously injured by dog while trick-or-treating
The dog is believed to have jumped up and scratch girl in Port Dover
On a bus and a prayer
The rising: CityKidz grew from an epiphany in its founder’s soul 25 years ago into a $2 million charitable operation helping 1,600 Hamilton youth
Prowler spotted outside woman’s bedroom in Hamilton
Incident on East Mountain not tied to Westdale prowling, say Hamilton police
Canada Post workers walk off the job in Hamilton
More than 1,800 Canada Post workers have walked off the job in Hamilton and La Mauricie, Que., as the union’s overtime ban becomes effective across the country.
World’s tallest statue unveiled in India
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was known as the “Iron Man of India” for integrating various states in the postindependence era, when the creation of Pakistan led to massive bloodshed between Hindus and Muslims moving between the two nations.
Google doodle honours Canada’s Joseph Tyrrell
The doodle is in honour of Tyrrell’s 160th birthday
Hamilton rent strikers and landlord face off at hearing
At issue is whether InterRent can recoup $3.27 million in work under provincial rules.
City seeking input on growth plans
The City of Hamilton is once again seeking public input on a contentious plan to bring 80,000 people to Elfrida.
PCs criticized for using chief medical officer in video
Ford government crossed a line by having a senior civil servant appear in a publicity video for their party, opposition MPPs say.
Tories, NDP, push bill that would improve mental-health support for jurors
Federal opposition parties have joined forces to support a private member’s bill aimed at improving mental-health support for jurors traumatized by the evidence they see during trials.
Advocate dies ‘peacefully’ after plea for changes to Canada’s assisted-death law
A terminally ill Halifax woman ended her life Thursday with medical assistance after issuing a final deathbed plea asking lawmakers to change Canada’s assisted dying law.
Police investigate two deaths in Mississauga: woman and her husband
Peel regional police Const. Danny Marttini said it appeared the man took his own life and the woman’s death is considered suspicious.
Canada Goose buys Stoney Creek’s Baffin Inc. for $32.5 million
High-end jacket maker Canada Goose Holdings Inc. says it has snapped up fellow cold-weather gear producer Baffin Inc., as it looks to expand into footwear.
Blood drive pays tribute to Hamilton police officers
Hamilton police pledge to fill 100 appointments through “A November to Remember” campaign
Thomas Chan second-degree murder trial closes in Peterborough
Judge to decide whether teen is criminally responsible in the stabbing death of his father Dr. Andrew Chan
UPDATE: Man on Yamaha seriously hurt after two collisions
A man is hospital with serious injuries after police say he crashed his motorcycle — twice — before being thrown from it.
Columnist shares favourite chocolate cupcakes recipe
We love cupcakes in our house and since we’ve had two big birthdays in the past week, there have been a lot of cupcakes eaten! Chocolate is our favorite flavor so I thought I would share one of our favorite recipes with you.
Turkey urges Saudi co-operation in Khashoggi probe
Turkey’s justice minister renewed a call on Saudi Arabia to co-operate in the investigation into the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
Canadian diplomats in Saudi Arabia endured years of low morale, disruptive renovations
Life in a Middle East embassy not easy for Canadian diplomats, especially women, in conservative kingdom
Audrey Parker dies ‘peacefully’ after plea for changes to Canada’s assisted-death law
A terminally ill Halifax woman ended her life Thursday with medical assistance, after issuing a final deathbed plea asking lawmakers to change Canada’s assisted dying law.
U.S. vows tough approach to Venezuela, Nicaragua and Cuba
The United States imposed new sanctions Thursday on Venezuela and Cuba and promised additional penalties against Nicaragua as the Trump administration laid out a hardline policy toward countries the White House branded a “troika of tyranny.”
Churchill celebrates return of train service with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
Flooding in the spring of 2017 damaged the tracks and severed the only land link to the subarctic town of 900 people on the shore of Hudson Bay.
Prowler spotted outside woman’s bedroom
Incident on East Mountain not tied to Westdale prowling, say Hamilton police
Canadian David Saint-Jacques now scheduled to launch Dec. 3 on space mission
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques is heading to space — and a bit earlier than anticipated.
Cuban president arrives in Russia for economic talks
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel arrived in Russia on Thursday for talks expected to focus on expanding economic ties between the two nations.
Payouts for the ‘60s Scoop class action lawsuit are in limbo due to holdouts over $75M in legal fees
The 11 plaintiffs allege they were excluded from the process that led to court approval of the $750-million agreement that would pay survivors as much as $50,000 a piece for the harms done to them as children.
Canadian Google employees stage walkout over sexual misconduct allegations
Google employees in Canada streamed out of the tech giant’s offices in Toronto, Montreal and Waterloo as part of an international act of defiance meant to protest the company’s treatment of women and alleged mishandling of sexual misconduct.
Migration is seen as a tool for survival, but tell that to the 56,800 dead and missing migrants worldwide
An Associated Press tally has documented more than 56,800 migrants dead or missing worldwide since 2014
Halidmand incentive programs a success
In the past decade, Haldimand County has provided more than $1.3 million to property owners to bolster their improvement efforts.
Heavy rain and possible flooding expected in Hamilton
Environment Canada has issued a special weather alert
Becoming a Confident Leader
The DeGroote Women’s Professional Network is holding a fall networking event “Becoming a Confident Leader” on Nov. 20.
Toronto van attack suspect Alek Minassian heading straight to trial
Alek Minassian, of Richmond Hill, Ont., faces 10 counts of first-degree murder and 16 counts of attempted murder in connection with the incident.
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