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As part of its municipal election coverage, the Review invited councillor candidates to take part in a Q-and-A on a number of topics, including the top issue affecting residents of Flamborough, gridlock and more. Responses are featured in alphabetic

Canada's Donna Strickland one of three scientists to win Nobel Prize in physics

A 27-year-old Hamilton man is facing drug and weapons charges after being stopped rummaging through a car

Police lay 462 charges during homecoming celebration that drew 14,000 people

The intersection of Charlton Avenue and John Street South has reopened following a collision this morning that sent one man to hospital.

Here is our weekly round up of current product recalls. For more details on each, please click on links. Don't forget to check back next week for new items.

Asylum seekers housed in hotels will have their stays extended four weeks

An "unruly" passenger was removed from a Southwest Airlines flight traveling from Chicago to Houston after yelling a racial slur at a flight attendant.

Nolan Gold carefully planned to take his own life. It wasn't a spur-of-the-moment decision, his mother believes.

Fiesta Mall could be getting a Starbucks and Freshii.

A group of Dundas residents are frustrated over lack of opportunity for public input in a site plan review of Canadian Tire's plan to convert the Metro grocery store at University Plaza, and add a 10-bay auto service centre.

Maple Leaf Foods buying Italian cured meats maker Viau Foods for $215 million

The intersection of Charlton Avenue and John Street South is closed this morning after a man was hit by a vehicle.

It was a surreal moment in the middle of a surreal news cycle. Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf, D, and his Republican challenger, Scott Wagner, sat on stage, their faces frozen and their hands clasped. And Alex Trebek, the "Jeopardy!" host and the moderator of Monday night's debate, let loose, joking that the only thing with a lower approval rating than the Pennsylvania legislature was the Catholic Church.

Sheepdogs drummer Sam Corbett says he's been diagnosed with cancer.

The Cannabis Act states that you’ll be able to carry up to 30 grams of cannabis in your personal luggage after Oct. 17, but only if it’s on a domestic flight. It’ll remain illegal to carry cannabis across an international border for any reason.

Agreement to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement includes changes to rules governing auto manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, dairy and intellectual property.

Converted library card allows users to enter closed branch in the same way one would enter a secure workplace

Melania Trump ended up picking a lively week to get out of town.

The mother of a 13-year-old boy who suffered a large shark bite while lobster fishing in California said Monday that it's a miracle her son survived.

The 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded Tuesday to Arthur Ashkin, Gérard Mourou and Donna Strickland for their pioneering work to turn lasers into powerful tools.

Thousands of Toys R Us workers who lost their jobs earlier this year may soon be receiving severance payments, setting a new precedent for private equity-backed companies that file for bankruptcy.

Promising to leave the premier's office with his head held high, Liberal Leader Philippe Couillard said he's reflecting on his political future after his party was handed a stunning loss by the Coalition Avenir Quebec.

After months of publicly expressing disdain for Canada’s prime minister, U.S. President Donald Trump was remarkably complimentary following the announcement of their trade deal.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said in a statement Monday that it had reopened an investigation into a report of a rape of a woman who says her attacker was the soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo.

Ryerson City Building Institute report finds that low-rises and townhouses could help tamper the GTHA’s affordability crisis, using Mississauga as a case study.

I felt a shake and opened my eyes. The clock read 1:30 a.m.

The 33-year-old victim remains in hospital in serious but stable condition after being hit while crossing the street Sept. 5

U.S. president cheers new USMCA trade deal, heralds end of NAFTA era

A chronology of events in North American free trade talks

The Beverley Hotel Hamilton would feature 20 rooms, restaurant and event space

Quebecers head to the polls to vote in today's provincial election

The Coalition Avenir Quebec has shattered nearly a half-century of two-party political rule in Quebec by winning an election Monday that has redrawn the province’s electoral map.

The “issue for us in Hamilton is they have not eliminated the steel tariffs,” said Hamilton Chamber of Commerce CEO Keanin Loomis

Toronto police to expand neighbourhood officer program

Peter Delconte, 31, had been reported missing Sunday.

The U.S. president proclaimed the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement as the biggest trade deal in the history of the United States that governs an estimated $1.2 trillion in annual trade between the three countries.

A fresh look at Canada’s ability to defend against possible online threats to the next national election will among a new federal cybersecurity centre’s first tasks.

Townhouse development has profound effect on Vickie Venturelli’s Dogday Play School, writes Jeff Mahoney

Ask for public inquiry if you disagree: police complaint commissioner to mayors

Paul Allen says his non-Hodgkin's lymphoma has returned

A new report suggests a controversial commercial spyware was used to infect the cellphone of a prominent Saudi political refugee and activist in Quebec shortly before Saudi authorities arrested the man’s brothers and friends back home.

Canada’s automakers appear to be the big winners from a renegotiated trade pact between Canada, the U.S. and Mexico, while steel and aluminum makers and dairy producers have less to celebrate.

After 14 months of hand-wringing, there’s a new North American trade pact. Here’s an early look at some of the winners and losers in the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement:

A man from Vernon, B.C., has pleaded guilty to arson just as his trial was about to start. A jury trial was set to begin on Monday for 56-year-old William Munton, instead he pleaded guilty to seven counts of arson in B.C. Supreme Court, including one that destroyed the grandstands at a former horse racing facility. The plea comes after a series of deliberately set fires in Vernon in 2014. No one was injured in the fires.

The Hamilton Conservation Authority is encouraging people who purchased swipe cards for the Ancaster well to renew them before they expire.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard launched six ballistic missiles as well as drone bombers early Monday toward eastern Syria, targeting militants it blamed for an attack on a military parade last month, while also threatening regional adversaries, as Tehran’s nuclear deal with world powers unravels.

'Belligerent' landlord charged after allegedly harassing tenant

A single-vehicle collision into the guardrail on the Red Hill Valley Parkway was causing traffic headaches Monday morning.