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Updated 2025-02-24 21:45
Ontario’s books suggest deficit should be considerably lower than Tories’ $15B figure
Doug Ford’s number includes promises made by the Liberals for which no money has yet been spent.
Hamilton man convicted of obstruct justice in Al-Hasnawi slaying gets time served
James Matheson pleaded guilty to obstruct justice and was sentenced to 13-months
Ford can’t put a dollar amount on his ‘open for business’ signs
Opposition MPPs complain the signs — going up at border crossings across the province — are little more than politicking at taxpayers’ expense.
Briefs from the business world
Arguing that federal prosecutors unreasonably excluded SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. from negotiating an agreement that could have resolved corruption and fraud charges before trial, the company has filed for a judicial review of the decision. On Oct. 10, the engineering giant announced that the Public Prosecution Service of Canada had declined to “invite” it to take part in a remediation regime introduced in the Criminal Code this year. A conviction on the charges filed in 2015 could prevent the company from bidding on any federal project for up to 10 years, but SNC had hoped to reach a deal that would set them aside in return for fines, co-operation and other penalties.
Canada may not be as wealthy as you think
A new study shows that the resources that feed Canada’s income are either rising slowly or declining.
WestJet profit down by two-thirds due to fuel costs, intense competition
Since last year, fuel spiked 37 per cent
Abstaining from pot improves memory, ability to learn in young users: study
The study by researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital focused on two broad areas of cognitive function — attention and memory — in a group of 16- to 25-year-olds who were regular users of cannabis, indulging at least once a week.
As Trudeau promised, an independent commission has been announced to ensure transparency in federal debate planning
The commission will organize two leaders’ debates for the 2019 election — one in each official language — and will ensure discussions are accessible to all Canadians on various communication platforms.
Funerals for the victims of the synagogue shooting begin, Trump not welcome in Pittsburgh
Thousands of mourners jammed two large synagogues and a third, undisclosed site for the first in a weeklong series of funerals, taking part in what has become an all-too-familiar American ritual in this age of mass shootings.
Synagogue deaths change wording of apology for refusing Jews 1939 ship entry into Canada
The deaths of the of 11 Jews and wounding of others inside a Pittsburgh synagogue on Saturday has affected the text of the apology.
Cineplex is looking to overcome streaming services and iffy box office returns with its new paid Scene Gold loyalty program
The program will also mean fewer Scene points will be needed for film tickets on Wednesdays and include 50 per cent more points earned on purchases at Cineplex and Scene partners.
Niagara man to be sentenced on child pornography charge
A 27-year-old Niagara man who downloaded an image of a young boy engaged in explicit sexual activity with an adult male will learn his fate in November.
Ottawa urged to help group rescue Canadian kids trapped in war-torn Syria
Don’t blame kids stuck in Syria, if their parents are accused of terrorism
Macs, iPads get new screens as Apple pushes creativity
The company emphasizes its products’ ability to create music, video and sketches.
Ontario biker must serve time in maximum security for murder: N.B. judge
Randolph Brown — once connected to the infamous Bandidos biker gang — will keep his new “maximum security” status and be housed at the Atlantic Institution near Renous, N.B.
Tourism Hamilton wins provincial marketing award
Tourism Hamilton won for its user-generated #MyHamilton campaign which encouraged locals and travellers to share Hamilton related content.
11 dead as winds, storms, flooding overcome Italy
Italy’s northwest coast lashed by deadly winds, storm flooding even Venice
Hamilton police investigating another threat at Bishop Ryan
Students evacuated for second day in a row at Hamilton Mountain high school
Ontario ombudsman reviewing cannabis delivery complaints
Provincial pot store says delays due to ‘unprecedented demand,’ and Canada Post labour action
St. Bernard puppies rescued after being stranded on cliff
Here’s a twist, two St. Bernards were the ones rescued after being stranded for days on a B.C. cliff
Campaign connects teens with gigs, volunteer opportunities in Flamborough
With just a click of a button, a new social media platform volunteering campaign is helping students serve their community.
Hamilton man charged with obstruction in Al-Hasnawi slaying gets time served
James Matheson pleaded guilty to obstruct justice and was sentenced to 13-months
Shooting reshapes Liberals’ apology for 1939 refusal of ship of Jewish refugees
The deaths of the of 11 Jews and wounding of others inside a Pittsburgh synagogue on Saturday has affected the text of the apology.
Ontario man howls like dog at neighbour’s home to protest excessive dog barking
OPP say the 41-year-old man went to his neighbour’s home between 2 a.m. and 2:30 a.m. where he barked and howled.
VIDEO: Lawyer calls for expanded SIU mandate after Toronto officer shoots, and misses, man
Although the case fell outside the SIU mandate — a near miss from a gunshot does not qualify — Const. Anita Watton is facing disciplinary charges following an investigation by the Toronto police Professional Standards Unit.
Last of five child sex and porn predator group gets seven years
The last of five criminals to be sentenced in a horrific sex abuse and child pornography case that victimized a seven-year-old girl in Hamilton has been given seven years.
EU antitrust regulator investigates steel joint venture deal
The European Union's anti-trust watchdog is launching a probe into a planned joint venture by German steelmaker Thyssenkrupp and India's Tata Steel, saying it might reduce competition.
Cam Galindo brings LGBT perspective to Hamilton public school board
As a visible minority newcomer from Colombia who was raised by a single mother, one can argue that Cam Galindo wasn’t set up for success.
The Latest: Couple says fatal fall victim captured in selfie
The Latest: Couple says fatal fall victim captured in selfie
Parole board releases reasons for denying parole to Bernardo
“Still obsessed with the sexual component of a relationship”
Prince Harry reveals cute nickname for baby with Duchess Meghan
Prince Harry brought some sunshine to a rainy day during the couple's stop in New Zealand on Monday, revealing what he is calling his child with Duchess Meghan.
Getting repairs made under warranty shouldn’t be so draining
Service providers often overpromise and under-deliver when a computer or household appliance breaks down while still under warranty, which means consumers must stick to their guns, writes Ellen Roseman.
Gail Bosma retires after 27 years with the Flamborough Food Bank
After 27 years at the helm of the Flamborough Food Bank, Gail Bosma is giving up the reins.
Flamborough Food Bank names new managing director
The Flamborough Food Bank has a new managing director.
Bill could spell end of auto insurance postal code discrimination
A pair of new private member's bills have been introduced at Queen’s Park that could prevent Flamborough residents from paying higher premiums based on their postal code.
WWF says global wildlife populations declined 60 per cent, demands action
Canadian wildlife are not exempt from a "global biodiversity crisis" that is devastating worldwide animal populations, according to a stark new report by the World Wildlife Fund.
What you need to know about Apple's iPad and MacBook event today
First Apple axed the home button on the iPhone. Now it's coming for the iPad.
Giving online pot the old college try
Cannabis order placed shortly after midnight on legalization day — Oct. 17 — arrived on Oct. 26.
64 cats rescued from Hamilton hoarder house
Adults and kittens were found with eye infections, respiratory problems and lack of nourishment, shelter says.
Hasn’t Donald Trump suffered enough?
Eleven Jews are dead in Pittsburgh, gunned down during Shabbat services allegedly by a man who shared President Trump’s paranoia about a migrant caravan. Pipe bombs were sent to more than a dozen of Trump’s favourite political targets, including the homes of two former presidents, Democratic leaders and CNN.
Authorities sift through 'scattered' body parts, belongings after Indonesia plane crash
They came to a police hospital here from all over the country, turning over the most personal belongings of their loved ones — a toothbrush, diplomas, photos — and swabbed their cheeks, providing DNA samples to aid authorities in finding a match with the body parts that continue to be dredged up from the sea.
Signpost: Let's talk pot at Tim Hortons Field
The city was expected Monday to begin construction on the new Gage Avenue bicycle lanes, located between Lawrence Road and Industrial Drive/Burlington Street. They will include new pavement markings, some painted buffers and green bicycle boxes to help cyclists turn to the existing Cannon Street bike lanes. They’re expected to be finished Nov. 2.
So, what's it going to be coach?
Do they rest key players to rebuild their energy before the playoffs? Or do they treat the game as if it matters, and try to regain their rhythm?
There’s a right way to wear a poppy
Poppies that bloomed in battle-scarred fields inspired Lt.-Col. John McCrae to write “In Flanders Fields.”
CHCH to move to new Flamborough home
CHCH is moving to a new home in Flamborough after 70 years in downtown Hamilton.
Basic income legal action moving forward
The action stems from the province’s cancellation of the basic income pilot project
American Apparel is staging a comeback with a few twists and a Canadian owner
One of America's most controversial clothing brands is making a comeback, but ditching some of its signature traits.
Air Canada, WestJet latest companies to cut ties to SeaWorld ahead of whale bill
Air Canada and WestJet Airlines Ltd. are joining a growing wave of companies that have cut ties to SeaWorld, in sync with the spirit of a bill to ban whale and dolphin captivity and in the wake of concerns raised by animal rights advocates.
‘Larger than life.’ Friends mourn death of woman allegedly struck by drunk driver on Hwy. 404
Jenny Dixon died in a crash on Highway 404 near Aurora Rd., at about 2:30 a.m. on Oct. 26 after her vehicle was hit by a suspected drunk driver.
"I want to kill all the Jews": The doctors who saved alleged mass shooter Robert Bowers — are Jewish
The man accused in the brutal killings of 11 people in a synagogue in Pittsburgh was taken to the hospital after he was apprehended to be treated for the injuries he suffered in a gunfight with the police.
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