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Hamilton municipal election shines light on education issues
The Spectator explores some of the highlights, from the school bus driver shortage to curriculum reform, ahead of Oct. 22.
Refinery explosion shakes Saint John
Irving Oil confirms 'major incident' at Saint John, N.B., oil refinery
Missing woman last seen boarding train to airport
Hamilton police involved in search for Joyce Caines because it’s believed she travelled through Hamilton
Refinery safety needs attention: experts
Expert expresses concern about refinery safety in wake of Irving blast
China says detained former Interpol chief being investigated for bribery
Wife of Meng Hongwei makes public appeal to international community to help locate her husband.
Refinery safety needs attention: expert
Expert expresses concern about refinery safety in wake of Irving blast
Governor: Limo that crashed shouldn’t have been on the road
The supersized limousine that crashed and killed 20 people outside a country store failed a safety inspection last month and shouldn’t have been on the road, and the driver wasn’t properly licensed, New York’s governor said Monday.
Michael strengthens into hurricane, menaces Florida
A tropical weather system that rapidly strengthened into Hurricane Michael on Monday is likely to keep growing stronger ahead of an expected strike on Florida’s Panhandle by midweek, forecasters said.
Bridge at the best tables in town
Hamilton Bridge Centre celebrating its 20th anniversary, writes Jeff Mahoney
Death toll in Haiti earthquake rises to 15; hundreds injured
The death toll from a 5.9 earthquake that hit Haiti over the weekend rose to at least 15 people with 333 injured, according to updated figures released Monday by authorities, as rescue crews worked to help victims spooked by strong aftershocks.
Signpost:
The Burlington Food Bank raised $62,000 to fight hunger at its third annual Ride to Provide. The event on Sept. 28 at LA Fitness on Brant Street saw 120 riders cycle on indoor stationary bikes for 30 minutes each. In Burlington, one in seven families need help accessing food. To learn more about the event visit ridetoprovide.ca.
Clintons’ speaking tour will include three Canadian cities
Hillary and Bill Clinton will launch a speaking tour after the 2018 midterm elections that will take them to 13 cities in the United States and Canada, according to an announcement Monday by promoter Live Nation.
The long and forgotten history of Muslims in Canada
City Hall talk tells of the nation’s earliest Muslims. Some escaped to Canada from slavery, some worked in fur trade
Military: Doubling of sex assault reports is progress
“It’s a positive indication that people feel free to come forward,” said Commodore Rebecca Patterson
Firefighters knock down central Hamilton house fire
Two people assessed on scene by paramedics
‘My whole house shook’: Fire, smoke fill Saint John sky after oil refinery blast
Irving Oil did not provide any details about the incident, saying it would release more information when it became available.
Google will shutter Google+ following data exposure of up to 500,000 users
Company discovered breach in March but decided against disclosing issue
Drone and underwater remote-control vehicle help researchers locate wrecked whaler off Baffin Island
Matthew Ayre, a climate historian with the Arctic Institute of North America at the University of Calgary, and archeologist Mike Molony combined brainpower, technology and historical records to locate the Nova Zembla, which sank in 1902.
Israeli PM’s wife goes on trial for fraud
Sara Netanyahu has been charged with allegedly overspending roughly $100,000 on celebrity chefs at the prime minister’s official residence, even when there was a full-time chef on staff.
Refuge areas crucial to saving bird species as climate changes: study
With more depressing results that suggest climate change threatens half of Canada’s songbirds with significant habitat loss, you might expect one of the new study’s authors to be downcast.
Canadian military says doubling in sex-assault reports a sign of progress
The Canadian Forces are explaining a dramatic increase in the number of sexual-assault reports last year as proof that efforts to crack down on such illicit behaviour in the military are having a positive impact — and not that there have been more actual crimes.
OPP charge man with second-degree murder
Provincial police say Kenora, Ontario man charged with second-degree murder
‘What are you afraid of?’: Quebec teachers decry proposed religious symbol ban
Amrit Kaur is among those asking premier-designate Francois Legault to reconsider a proposal that would apply to state employees who occupy positions of authority, including judges, police officers and teachers.
Drone and underwater remote-control vehicle help researchers locate wrecked whaleroff Baffin Island
Matthew Ayre, a climate historian with the Arctic Institute of North America at the University of Calgary, and archeologist Mike Molony combined brainpower, technology and historical records to locate the Nova Zembla, which sank in 1902.
Chrétien predicts common sense will prevail in debate over religious symbols
Jean Chrétien says Quebec’s political class is “trapped” in a pointless debate over a nonexistent problem: how to accommodate religious minorities.
Dance instructor charged with sexual exploitation
The 33-year-old Brantford man was charged after “inappropriate messaging” reported to Norfolk OPP
Ward 10: Election issues
Waves pounded the the Lake Ontario shoreline for two days in April. Flooding caused significant damage to Stoney Creek beach homes.
Doctors’ Notes: How to talk to your kids about marijuana
With legalization of cannabis fast approaching, it’s more important than ever for parents to know how to talk with their teens about the substance.
First Nations look to secure a piece of the cannabis pie ahead of legalization
First Nations across the country are capitalizing on cannabis legalization — set for Oct. 17 — with plans for production plants, partnerships and investments.
Taming the ground cherry: with CRISPR, a fussy fruit inches toward the supermarket
The ground cherry might look at first like a purely ornamental plant. A member of the genus Physalis, it bears papery, heart-shaped husks that resemble Chinese lanterns. (The plant popularly known as the Chinese lantern is a close cousin.) Within each ground cherry casing is a small, tart, edible fruit, similar in appearance to a cherry tomato, that is sometimes sold at farmers’ markets.
Dance instructor facing charges: police
Dance instructor charged after allegedly sending 'inappropriate' messages
Right-wing extremism not welcome in Canadian Armed Forces — but ‘clearly, it’s in here,’ says top soldier
Canada’s chief of defence staff, Gen. Jonathan Vance, says it would be “foolish” to think those with extreme right-wing and white supremacist views don’t find their way into the Armed Forces, despite pre-recruitment screening.
Two Americans win economics Nobel for work on climate and growth
The $1 million prize to has been awarded to William Nordhaus of Yale University and Paul Romer of New York University.
Explosion shakes Saint John oil refinery
Irving Oil confirms 'major incident' at Saint John, N.B., oil refinery
Explosion at Irving Oil refinery in Saint John, N.B.
Irving Oil did not provide any details about the incident, saying it would release more information when it became available.
Vote on la Francophonie leadership nears
Ex governor general Michaelle Jean in tough spot as la Francophonie vote nears
Military sees doubling of sex-assault reports
Canadian military says doubling in sex-assault reports a sign of progress
Quebec 'trapped' in pointless debate: Chretien
Chretien predicts common sense will prevail in debate over religious symbols
Student leaves campus after alleged sex assault
Ontario student leaves N.S. university after alleged rapist returns to campus
'Major incident' at Saint John oil refinery
Irving Oil confirms 'major incident' at Saint John, N.B., oil refinery
VIDEO: Blessing of the animals
St. Patrick church held a blessing of the animals to coincide with the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi.
Irving Oil confirms ‘major incident’ at Saint John oil refinery
The company did not provide details, but numerous photos and videos posted to social media show fire and a thick plume of black smoke coming from the refinery.
'Major incident' at Saint John, N.B., oil refinery
Irving Oil confirms 'major incident' at Saint John, N.B., oil refinery
Haldimand man killed in Brant County crash
OPP investigating two-vehicle crash Saturday morning
Skateboarder killed in alleged hit-and-run
Skateboarder has died following alleged hit-and-run in north Toronto
Trial told of woman's 'intense fear' in barracks
Trial told of woman's 'intense fear' alone in barracks with dozens of men
Roads where limo crash killed 20 are a menace, store says
Roads where limo crash killed 20 are a menace, store says
SUV driver killed in Brant County crash
SUV driver killed in crash with pickup truck in Brant County
Ward 10
It was the worst drubbing this Stoney Creek shoreline neighbourhood had seen in years.
Surrey, B.C., spill traced to private home
Trans Mountain crews investigating petroleum smell in Surrey, B.C.
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