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Updated 2025-02-24 23:30
70 per cent of Venice covered in water by flooding
Around three-quarters of the Italian lagoon city of Venice has been flooded after strong winds raised the water level by 156 centimetres (nearly 61-1/2 inches) before receding, officials said Monday.
UPDATE: Lockdown lifted at Bishop Ryan high school after phone threats
Hamilton police are at the Rymal Road East school for an “active investigation”
US tourist helps stop thief who tried to steal Magna Carta
Man arrested in attempted Magna Carta heist gets bail
70 per cent of Venice covered in water by flooding
70 per cent of Venice covered in water by flooding
Dundas Valley co-hosting OFSAA cross-country championships
Approximately 1,800 runners from 375 Ontario schools anticipated.
Stoney Creek's proposed skate park will be first designed to accommodate BMX bikes, Rollerblades
The skateboard park design will incorporate lighting for evening use, a water fountain, expanded washrooms, and new pedestrian pathways.
Red Hat shares soar on IBM deal
Shares of Red Hat skyrocketed at the opening bell Monday after IBM, in the biggest acquisition of its 100-year history, acquired the software company.
“I’m still scared:” Police probe phone ‘threat’ to Bishop Ryan high school
Hamilton police are at the Rymal Road East school for an “active investigation”
Glen Abbey appears one step closer to demolition
Superior Court decision allows ClubLink to appeal over rejected permit.
UPDATE: Angela Merkel announces end of political career in 2021
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has announced that her political career will end after her current term in 2021, a major concession to her critics after a drubbing for her conservative bloc in state elections.
Alaska Natives seek stop to cruise line's use of heavy oils
Alaska Natives seek stop to cruise line's use of heavy oils
UPDATE: All passengers feared dead as Lion Air plane crashes into sea
A Lion Air passenger plane that took off Monday from Jakarta crashed into the sea shortly after takeoff with 189 people on board, all of whom are feared dead in Indonesia's worst air disaster in recent years.
UPDATE: Parents asked to pick up students after Bishop Ryan in lockdown
Hamilton police are at the Rymal Road East school for an “active investigation”
Tabloids: One pregnant duchess can never be enough
The celebrity gossip magazines are working overtime to give you the royal pregnancy stories you demand. Plus: The Kardashians can’t keep up with themselves.
UPDATE: Students safe as Bishop Ryan high school in lockdown
Hamilton police are at the Rymal Road East school for an “active investigation”
New Kitchener mother warns stroke ‘can happen to anybody’
Jennifer Sutherland warns people never to ignore the symptoms of stroke after she experienced one at 39.
How Gab became a white supremacist sanctuary before it was linked to the Pittsburgh suspect
There was a blue check mark next to Robert Bowers's name, meaning that the social media account was verified. His bio said that "jews are the children of Satan," his banner image a clear reference to a white supremacist meme. His last message, posted Saturday morning, read, "Screw your optics, I'm going in."
Shaw to CRTC: Outside contractors behind dodgy door-to-door sales
A delegation from Shaw Communications told a regulatory hearing on Friday that evidence doesn’t show aggressive sales practices are an industry-wide problem.
Double fatal Dundas blaze was arson, Hamilton police say
As detectives suspected from the start, the intense and sudden fire, which killed Carla and Alan Rutherford on July 9, was an act of arson.
Impaired by cannabis: 20-year-old driver nabbed on Red Hill
A 20-year-old Hamilton man was pulled over after being spotted on the RHVP Thursday.
His body was behind the wheel for a week before it was discovered. This was his life.
A neighbour walking his dog in the East Village saw the man one night, sitting motionless behind the wheel inside a parked car. Two days later, he was still there. The windows were up, the engine off — this during an August heat wave. The neighbour called 911.
The Trumps give out Halloween candy at the White House
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump are marking Halloween at the White House by handing out candy to kids at a festive event on the South Lawn.
Mother and son to be reunited after Canadian man, accused of abducting his toddler in 1987, arrested in Connecticut
A Canadian man accused of abducting his toddler son 31 years ago during a court-ordered visitation was arrested Friday in Connecticut.
Toronto Sun newspaper pulls column skeptical of vaccines after backlash
A major newspaper has removed an opinion piece that urged readers to consider "both sides of the vaccine debate" from its website after the column was the subject of widespread online backlash.
Japanese Princess Ayako marries commoner at shrine ceremony
Japan's Princess Ayako married a commoner in a ritual-filled ceremony Monday at Tokyo's Meiji Shrine.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel ready to step down from party leadership
German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced on Monday that she was ready to hand over the leadership of her Christian Democratic Party (CDU) later this year, according to German media reports citing sources close to her.
Red Sox top Dodgers for 4th World Series title in 15 seasons
Chris Sale's final pitch for this Boston juggernaut triggered a celebration on the Dodger Stadium infield, among thousands of fans who made their way to California — and even outside Fenway Park back home.
‘Halloween’ becomes second-highest grossing film in the franchise
As Halloween gets closer, “Halloween” — the latest sequel in the fright franchise originated by John Carpenter — is creeping up the ranks and passing its predecessors.
Realtor association bids on more transparent home buying process in Ontario
Industry overdue for another option from the current “ignorance-based bidding” process.
Vancouver, Canada’s pot capital, struggles to tame the black market
In the pot-friendly city of Vancouver, illegal marijuana dispensaries outnumber Starbucks outlets, and among the most popular is Weeds, Glass and Gifts. There, in a relaxed space reminiscent of the coffee chain, jovial “budtenders” sell coconut chocolate bars infused with marijuana and customers smoke powerful pot concentrates at a sleek dab bar.
Parents warned of serious but rare paralyzing condition in children
Health Canada said there have been a total of 33 acute flaccid myelitis or AFM cases reported so far in 2018, including 18 confirmed cases and 15 that are still under investigation.
“Waiting for a miracle of God:” 180 feared dead as Lion Air passenger plane crashes into sea
A Lion Air passenger plane that took off Monday from Jakarta, Indonesia's capital, crashed into the sea shortly after takeoff with 189 people on board in clear skies, launching a grim mission to find unlikely survivors in the country's worst air disaster in recent years.
First came election night. Now, the wait
Newly elected councillors can’t act in an official capacity until they’re sworn in Dec. 3
Is Hamilton home to Canada’s smartest kid?
Arjun Ram, 12, a Norwood Park student, will be appearing on “Canada’s Smartest Person Junior.”
Where the streets all have names — and Anita’s walked every one
She walked down one street, then another, and in time the idea took shape, writes Jeff Mahoney
Ticats were soggy in remach with Redblacks, and so was the weather
Is there any good news here, moving forward? Hamilton is still in the playoffs, Steve Milton writes. Even after the Tiger-Cats’ 30-13 loss to Ottawa.
Indonesian airline whose plane crashed a low cost high flyer
Indonesian airline whose plane crashed a low cost high flyer
Pittsburgh synagogue attack shatters safety of longtime Jewish enclave
A gunman opened fire Saturday at the Tree of Life temple, killing 11 people.
Canadians hold vigils in solidarity with synagogue shooting victims
Jewish communities and citizens across Canada gathered together over the weekend to commemorate the victims of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting and condemn what one rabbi described as “an outrageous act of evil.”
Trudeau calls byelection for Ontario riding, irking NDP over Burnaby South
New Democrats are blasting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for calling a byelection in an Ontario riding as tensions mount over when a byelection will be called for a B.C. riding where NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has been named a candidate.
Shut for over six years, Syria’s national museum reopens
Syrian officials, foreign archeologists and restoration specialists attended the reopening ceremony of the Syria’s National Museum in the heart of Damascus on Sunday, more than six years after the prominent institution was shut down and emptied as the country’s civil war encroached on the capital.
Toronto native Joyce Fienberg among the dead in Pittsburgh attack, temple says
Fienberg spent most of her career as a researcher at the University of Pittsburgh’s Learning Research and Development Center
Migrant caravan takes a break in southern Mexico
Thousands of Central American migrants rested Sunday on their long journey through southern Mexico, but vowed to press ahead toward the U.S. border roughly 1,000 miles away, with Mexican government agencies seeming to waver between helping and hindering.
Finance minister blasts Tory MPP’s husband who is running for party president
Vic Fedeli accuses Jim Karahalios of unfair “personal attacks” online and misusing his words as a testimonial.
Could electoral reform finally be taking root in Canada?
A successful trial run of proportional voting in one province could trigger a domino effect, writes Chantal Hébert
Montreal ‘shoebox’ homes highlight challenges of urban heritage preservation
A Montreal borough’s quest to preserve its humble “shoebox” homes is highlighting the challenges that come with trying to balance heritage preservation with homeowners’ rights in a growing city.
Where the streets all have names — and Anita’s walked every one
She walked down one street, then another, and in time the idea took shape, writes Jeff Mahoney
Hamilton doctor walks community through benefits of going for a stroll
Walks are planned once a month in places where the terrain is easy. This isn’t about competition, if anything it’s about sociability and sharing.
Signpost: Three ways to get involved in your community
The campaign for Adequate Welfare and Disability benefits is hosting a forum about the provincial government’s recent cuts to social programs. The forum takes place Monday, Nov. 5, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the First Pilgrim United Church, 200 Main St. E. Includes questions, answers, and ideas for action. For more information, call 905-526-4584.
Oct. 28: This weekend in photos
Halloween run, Concession Fallfest and more.
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