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Energy and health care help boost TSX
Energy and health care help boost TSX; Dow industrials post triple-digit gain
Shooting death marks Toronto's 82nd homicide
Shooting death at city business marks Toronto's 82nd homicide: police
Bristol Palin's first episode of 'Teen Mom OG' has a very disturbing scene
The Palin family is back on reality TV. Again.
Man dead after crash in Oshawa: police
Man in his 20s dead after two-vehicle crash in Oshawa, Ont., police say
A Trump protest, a fur coat, a viral photo: What did it all mean?
It has happened to Dianne Bruce at the Xfinity store, at a local restaurant, in a grocery line and in London: Strangers will see her and their eyes will widen as a look of recognition crosses their face. Are you the lady with the fur coat? And the wine? they ask. She always thinks to herself, "Well, should I be or shouldn't I be?"
Greater Toronto home sales up from year ago
Greater Toronto home sales in September up 1.9 per cent from year ago
Company plans to build wind turbines along Lake Ontario
Company plans to build wind turbines along Lake Ontario
Bride and groom sue after wedding plans go 'seriously wrong'
Small claims court rules in case of 'wedding plans gone seriously wrong'
Trump mocks Kavanaugh accuser he had called credible witness
Trump mocks Kavanaugh accuser he had called credible witness
Horror difficult to erase for Indonesians as toll tops 1,400
Horror difficult to erase for Indonesians as toll tops 1,400
Toys R Us ... not dead yet
There may be a second act for Toys R Us, the retail wonderland for children that turned off the lights at hundreds of stores for what was thought to be the final time this summer.
3 win chemistry Nobel; findings led to bestselling drug
US, British scientists win Nobel Prize in chemistry
Melania carries Trump's baggage in Africa
Plenty of American presidents have made official visits to African nations. Former president Barack Obama stopped in Egypt and Ghana during in his first year as president and later took two longer trips to the continent. His predecessor, George W. Bush, made two major trips to Africa.
Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion wants to hear from voters
Online survey to get snapshot of electorate.
Aecon selling contract mining business
Aecon Group Inc. selling contract mining business for $199.1 million
Millions of U.S. cellphone users are about to get a 'Presidential Alert.' Here's what to know
Beginning at 2:18 p.m. Eastern time Wednesday, Americans across the country will be interrupted by an urgent notification on their cellphones.
Canada's progressive agenda surfaces in USMCA
Canada can claim at least partial success of progressive agenda in USMCA
Car crashes into home on Hamilton Mountain
Emergency responders were called to the scene after a Kia collided with the front of a house across the street from Janet Lee Elementary School on Tuesday night.
US, British scientists win Nobel Prize in chemistry
US, British scientists win Nobel Prize in chemistry
Death toll hits 1,400 in Indonesia earthquake and tsunami
The official death toll from twin disasters that ravaged this city and surrounding areas on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi ticked up to 1,407, but officials continue to warn that five days on, the full scale of the disaster is still not yet known, with thousands more missing and the worst-hit areas still largely inaccessible.
New program helps grieving teens in Hamilton
Program runs Oct. 6 until Nov. 17
Dunkin’ Donuts worker dumps water on homeless man in viral video. He’s fired
Once again, a video that shows employees at a coffee shop behaving in questionable ways has gone viral.
The shooting victim died at 16. The suspect is even younger
When a 16-year-old was shot dead on a Brooklyn basketball court two weeks ago, the killing of someone so young sent ripples of shock through the neighbourhood, prompting memorials, vigils and calls for justice.
Man dead after crash in Oshawa, Ont.: police
Man in his 20s dead after two-vehicle crash in Oshawa, Ont., police say
Snow kidding: Calgarians slog through streets after heavy, wet snowfall
People in Calgary are digging out from the snowiest October day in 104 years — a record.
UPDATE: Power restored after 'extraordinary large' water main break floods east-end neighbourhood
A large water main coming from the city’s water treatment plant burst and flooded an east-end neighbourhood Tuesday evening.
What happened to O’Neil Blackett is a ‘tragedy,’ judge says in wrongful conviction case
Flawed expert testimony helped put him behind bars. Seventeen years later, judge says what happened to O’Neil Blackett is a “tragedy.”
‘I don’t know. I don’t know. I don’t know.’: Trump mocks Kavanaugh accuser Christine Blasey Ford at rally
The audience laughed as U.S. President Donald ran through a list of what he described as holes in Christine Blasey Ford’s testimony about Supreme Court nominee Brent Kavanaugh.
Ford vows to scrap Liberal bill mandating equal pay, raising minimum wage
Legislation that indroduced a range of worker protections “an absolute job-killer,” said Ford
OUA, Mac fumble suspension news
McMaster’s football coach was suspended for a game by the governing body of Ontario university sports, the school says. No he hasn’t, says Ontario University Athletics. Confused? You should be.
This mobile flower business blooming in the back of a truck
Petal to the Metal brings the florals to you
Hamilton centre on the forefront of cannabis research
Centre at McMaster and St. Joseph’s is uniquely positioned to be an ‘incubator’ to stimulate medical research into cannabis
Ward 8: Election issues
Neighbour would prefer human residents of derelict Stone Church Road East houses taken over by nature.
Bishop Ryan, school of leaders, turns 60
First blood clinic. First co-ed Catholic school in Hamilton. As much as anything, the place Bishop Ryan has been is at the forefront, writes Jeff Mahoney.
Hamilton mayoral candidates Fred Eisenberger, Vito Sgro appeal to Flamborough residents with future projects in debate
"We're 18 years since amalgamation and there is a sense of neglect," said Mayoral candidate Vito Sgro.
Canadians can fly with pot at home: Garneau
Don't take pot on international flights, transport minister warns
Expect nasty federal campaign, Trudeau says
2019 federal election campaign likely to be nastiest ever, Trudeau says
Stoney Creek's Ward 9 candidate Brad Clark jumps off LRT train
Ward 9 candidate Brad Clark said he is "confident" Ontario Premier Doug Ford will fulfill promise to provide $1 billion to Hamilton for alternative transit options.
Plant water main break floods east-end neighbourhood
A large water main coming from the city’s water treatment plant burst and flooded an east-end neighbourhood Tuesday evening.
Minister touts deal, says dairy, steel needs help
Canada's finance minister touts USMCA but says dairy, steel sectors need help
Canadian professor wins Nobel Prize in physics
Canada's Donna Strickland one of three scientists to win Nobel Prize in physics
Health groups warn against Ontario vaping ads
Health groups warn against vaping advertising in Ontario convenience stores
Ancaster home featured in SCOTUS nominee Kavanaugh ‘vandalism’ hoax
Online claims are circulating that protesters vandalized the home of controversial U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. But those claims feature a Spec photo of a home in Ancaster.
Vehicle collides with front of house across from Janet Lee Elementary School
“He said the driver was coming out of the school parking lot and swerved, he thought to avoid the pickup truck,” said wife of eyewitness.
France holds Iranian funds, raids groups over alleged plot
French authorities on Tuesday froze the assets of the internal security section of Iran’s Intelligence Ministry as well as those of two Iranians, and all but pointed a finger at Tehran as the force behind an alleged plot to bomb an Iranian exile group’s rally near Paris.
Signpost: Bus Wi-Fi, fundraising for refugee camp, and Our Future summit
There will be free Wi-Fi access on 15 HSR buses as part of a pilot project started this week. The buses, on various routes across the city, will be clearly marked to indicate Wi-Fi is available. Customers using the Wi-Fi will be asked to fill out a brief survey at hamilton.ca/HSRwifi.
Ward 8 information for Hamilton voters
There are 6 candidates on the ballot for the Ward 8 seat on Hamilton city council: Eve Adams, Christopher Climie, John-Paul Danko, Steve Ruddick, Anthony Simpson and Colleen Wicken.
McConnell: Democrats are aiming ‘mud and muck’ at Kavanaugh
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell accused Democrats on Tuesday of opening “the flood gates of mud and muck” against Brett Kavanaugh as Republicans sought to portray efforts to derail the Supreme Court nominee over accusations of sexual assault in the 1980s as “the politics of personal destruction.”
Health groups warn against vaping advertising in Ontario convenience stores
Proposed changes to the Smoke-Free Ontario Act will allow the advertising of such products.
Trump abandons threat of auto tariffs on Canada, saying it was just a ‘negotiating point’
“Now I can say it,” Trump told a Tennessee television station on Monday.
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