Trump: Saudi king 'firmly denies' any role in Khashoggi mystery; Pompeo en route

Hamilton police have one suspect in custody after Monday morning stabbing

Dramatic legal and policy shift comes with political risks, says pollster.

The Council of Canadians Hamilton chapter along with other organizations are holding a “Poverty and Inequality in Hamilton” forum Oct. 17 at 6:30 p.m. at Hamilton City Hall to mark the United Nations Day for the Eradication of Poverty. All are welcome to attend in council chambers. For information, visit Facebook.com and search “Poverty and Inequality in Hamilton.”

Canada is open to doing more business with China now that a trading agreement with the United States and Mexico has been finalized, says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Voters in London, Ont., will become the first in Canada to use ranked ballots in a municipal election when they head to the polls next week, with experts saying the city’s experience will be closely watched by communities across the country.

MP pays tribute to baby daughter on pregnancy and infant loss remembrance day

Driving under the influence of cannabis remains dangerous even five hours after use, a new study by McGill University researchers has found.

Toronto police want to speak with a man who stripped naked and jumped into a shark tank during a jazz night at a popular tourist attraction in the city.

John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport’s passenger growth rate was the highest in North America last year.

Injured dog found hiding under bus reunited with owner in Toronto

Private member's bills aim to end auto insurance postal code 'discrimination'

Suspended vice-admiral's lawyers demand government produce secret documents

Canada open to growing trade with China now that USMCA is a done deal: PM

Fall weather has finally returned and so have the brilliant colours of changing seasons.

Ancaster Cardiology is having an open house Oct. 16 to show people its new office.

More than one in five Canadian companies say they were impacted by a cyberattack last year, with businesses spending $14 billion on cybersecurity as they confront greater risks in the digital world, according to a new Statistics Canada survey.

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Is Canada ready? Trudeau rolls political dice with cannabis legalization

Sidewalk Labs unveils draft data and privacy plans for high-tech Toronto project

Canopy Growth buying U.S. hemp research firm Ebbu in deal worth more than $425M

The black tire streaks on the rainbow crosswalk downtown in front of city hall will be covered over and the crosswalk colours restored in the next week or so, thanks to a sponsor who will look after the crosswalk.

Hamilton police have one suspect in custody after Monday morning stabbing

Pot shop raids "highly unlikely" on Wednesday: head of police chiefs

Dennis Oland pleads not guilty, again, in 2011 death of millionaire father

They both wanted children. They knew it was time. Meghan had ended her acting career and moved to Britain to be a full-time royal. Prince Harry had stepped down from the military and wanted to settle down.

A new Bank of Canada poll suggested Monday that companies are optimistic about the year ahead — especially when it comes to sales growth, foreign demand and their investment plans.

Residents of hurricane-ravaged communities in Florida’s Panhandle turned to volunteers and each other for help Monday, the fifth day without cell service, electricity or, in many cases, shelter.

Hamilton police have one suspect in custody after Monday morning stabbing

Add beer to chocolate, coffee and wine as some of life’s little pleasures that global warming will make scarcer and costlier, scientists say.

Jeep clocked travelling 116 km/h on Nikola Tesla Boulevard

Yorkview Elementary project replaces asphalt with gardens

TORONTO — An Ontario government public awareness campaign highlighting rules around cannabis use and the dangers associated with the drug is set to kick off on Tuesday, a day before recreational pot is legalized across the country.

Hamilton Police have interviewed Ward 8 council candidate Colleen Wicken and Coun. Terry Whitehead over alleged data breach.

Now that phones are half a foot long and sell for more than $1,000, a San Francisco-based upstart says it’s time for a smaller companion phone with a throwback name: Palm.

Police looking for man who jumped into shark tank at Toronto aquarium

City officials say the Red Hill Valley Parkway’s southbound off-ramp at King Street East is closing next month for rehabilitation.

Like alcohol, recreational cannabis will be off-limits to those under 19 and banned from school property when it becomes legal

Flash floods kill at least 13 people in southwest France

Automated cars could kill wide range of jobs, federal documents say

A Florida couple who used tumbled trees to spell out HELP after being trapped by Hurricane Michael were rescued after their niece saw their plea on an aerial map.

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Cannabis becomes legal in Canada on Wednesday. Here are five things to keep in mind.

Is Canada ready? Trudeau rolls political dice with cannabis legalization

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As an avid runner with some two dozen marathons under his belt, Adrian Landini is thoroughly familiar with the runner’s high. He’s also quite experienced running while high.

Flash floods kill at least 13 people in southwest France

Hamilton's voter turnout in 2014 placed it below the provincial average among municipalities of 43 per cent.