A vicious rape and murder leads to a 15-year second-degree prison sentence

Peterborough area woman recounts her experience with scam

It’s a quaint village on the outskirts of Hamilton that has become one of the fastest-growing areas of the city — and along with the surging population, traffic woes are plaguing this once-quiet hamlet.

I would work to reconstitute Hamilton’s rural wards that were divided up in the last term because urban and rural areas of Hamilton have important distinctions and require different representation. I would expand and foster Hamilton’s economic development department and add a specialist focused on agriculture and food.

Mexico finds fraud in Venezuela food aid program

French President Emmanuel Macron is facing criticism from mothers with big families both at home and abroad for recent comments he made about women and fertility in Africa.

Zachary’s Paws fosters pets for patients in all area hospitals.

Elementary principal charged with fraud after $30k is allegedly unaccounted for

Incumbent mayoral candidate says “strong digital economy” critical for evolving city

Cannabis retailers still short of supply on second day of legal pot

The Liberal government is proposing changes to strengthen laws against bestiality and animal fighting, but advocates against animal cruelty, including a Liberal MP, say these measures are the bare minimum of what is needed.

The father of a British-Canadian man imprisoned in Syria says his son is not a terrorist and deserves Canada’s protection.

Forum Research poll due to be published Friday says light rail is the top issue for respondents – and those voters are evenly split in their support for pro-LRT incumbent Eisenberger and anti-project challenger Sgro.

Ted Arnott rules there is not enough evidence to substantiate Donna Skelly’s allegation that her privileges were breached by the NDP leader.

The Liberal government is aware the massive black market for marijuana is banking on the appeal of products like cookies, tablets and vape pens, but it defends waiting another year to greenlight these items for the legal market.

Jury to begin deliberations in Calgary trial for parents charged in baby's death

A 14-year-old girl’s quest to give away two tickets to Ellen DeGeneres’s appearance in Vancouver has turned into an 82-ticket giveaway complete with all the “winners” singing O Canada before show time.

Patrick Brown defends spending while he sat as independent legislator

Black market sets sights on cannabis sprays, tablets, ointments and ingestibles

Christopher Rollo is a teacher at Joshua Creek Public School in Oakville

A campaign adviser to Premier Doug Ford has been appointed as Ontario’s trade representative to the United States.

Video shows how to avoid cannabis age verification on Nova Scotia retail site

British Prime Minister Theresa May will head home from an inconclusive European Union summit on Brexit to a barrage of criticism that her 27 EU counterparts spared her during the two-day event that ended Thursday.

Police excavate for new evidence in 1963 presumed homicide in Ontario

Apple said it will hold a product announcement Oct. 30 in the New York borough of Brooklyn, likely to unveil new iPads and Mac computers.

Top general takes aim at new reports of military sexual assault

Noreen Greenley went missing when she was 13

Senior club's only 100-year-old member still drives

Homeowners with variable-rate mortgages have seen their rates rise over the past year as the Bank of Canada has raised its key interest rate target four times.

Uganda is at “big risk” of the spread of a deadly Ebola virus outbreak from Congo, a senior Ugandan health official said Thursday, even as he said the situation is “being handled well” by its neighbour.

Premier Doug Ford's adviser appointed to Washington trade post

Father of terror suspect says his son is innocent, deserves Canada's protection

EDMONTON - She's being called one smart cookie.

Two years ago, the Agriculture Department issued 192 written warnings to breeders, exhibitors and research labs that allegedly violated animal welfare laws, and the agency filed official complaints against 23, according to agency data.

Edmonton girl guide sells out of cookies in front of cannabis store on first day

One of the most devastating Taliban assassination strikes of the long Afghan war killed top leaders of Kandahar province on Thursday, in an attack that missed the top U.S. commander in the country, Gen. Austin S. Miller.

Nachhattar Singh Chohan lived in Canada eight years before he tried his hand at trucking.

Supreme Court to hear case on clean-up of mercury at northern Ontario mill site

It takes patience, the right setup and some cash upfront to grow primo pot

The Hamilton branch of Assurant has presented a $10,000 cheque to the United Way of Halton & Hamilton.

"They are prepared to make a significant investment to expand the broadband capacity throughout the entire city," said Mayor Fred Eisenberger.

In Mexico Beach after Michael, some coming home find no home

Keesmaat vows to bring new brand of leadership to Canada's most populous city

Tougher laws introduced today against bestiality, animal fighting

'Not trying to be on the front page:' Toronto Mayor John Tory on re-election bid

"So this fear mongering is very unfortunate and hopefully the public at large will not be swayed by it," said Mayor Fred Eisenberger.

From politics to pot: Legislators now in the cannabis business

Pompeo: US response in Khashoggi case will await Saudi probe

Man linked to Saudi prince at consulate when writer vanished

Video shows how to avoid cannabis age verification on Nova Scotia retail site