The company unveils three new models as it seeks to widen the product’s appeal amid slowing sales growth.

Two people were taken to hospital after a serious crash in the east end overnight.

Hamilton police are investigating a robbery at a sandwich shop on the east Mountain overnight.

The Spectator’s Jeremy Kemeny reports on road closures during Supercrawl

Toronto politicians to weigh steps as province revives bill to reduce council

City has struggled to keep up with repairs with inadequate funding from upper levels of government

PM says Liberals will always defend charter, as Ford prepares to override it

Ottawa proposes $100M class-action settlement for disabled vets over clawback

The city will think twice about the prospect of buying the vacated Linden Park elementary school. City staff originally recommended council turn down the chance to buy the former central Mountain school and 1.8-hectare property on Vickers Road. But recently appointed temporary Ward 7 Coun. Terry Anderson asked council Wednesday to allow “a conversation” with worried neighbourhood residents and the school board before making a decision. Anderson said since being appointed he has heard from residents who fear losing the green space and play structure on the property to residential infill. “I think the last thing people want is to see more parkland turned into houses there,” he said after the meeting. The city has until December to notify the school board if it wants to make an offer on the land. Anderson, who is only on the job for one more meeting before the municipal election, warned a newly elected councillor may have to make the final push for a purchase after the Oct. 22 election. The temporary councillor also put forward $140,000 in area-rating ward infrastructure cash Wednesday to help push forward a long-delayed splash pad build at Bruce Park. The money is needed because the low bid to build the water feature this year exceeded the city’s project budget. Work could now still go ahead this year in the fall.

New Brunswick Tory leader drops job offer bombshell during leaders' debate

The Burlington Seniors Centre is holding Breakfast @ the Bistro on Sept. 15 from 8:30 to 11 a.m. For $6 plus tax, older adults will receive a meal, good company and music. Dixieland Plus, a nine-piece group, will perform. For more information about the Breakfast @ the Bistro monthly breakfast program, visit Burlington.ca/adult55.

The exhibit “History of Maps in Southern Ontario” covers the history of mapping from 1556 to the 1950s, with an emphasis on the Dundas area.

Amid a raucous protest by New Democrats — some of them kicked out of the legislature for banging on their desks — legislation cutting Toronto’s city council in half was introduced and passed first reading.

Impact of diluted bitumen on young sockeye salmon deadly, says Guelph study

Neighbour also recalls hearing ‘I am sorry but I would do it again’ after Dr. Andrew Chan was killed

School bus involved in two-vehicle crash in Innisfil, Ont.

Officials considering rescuing ailing killer whale for medical treatment

Roots stock falls to lowest point after earnings results come up short

Federal Tories say Ford's move to override judge's decision is 'within the law'

Ottawa Citizen, Sun staff vote to approve contract, avert lockout

Category 4 Hurricane Florence is less than 48 hours away from making landfall on the Southeast coast with catastrophic impacts, from damaging winds to flash flooding to widespread power outages.

An Ontario nurse who murdered eight elderly patients in her care has provided great insight into the minds of health care workers turned serial killers, an American researcher testified Wednesday at a public inquiry.

Monteral hospital officials detailed last May’s complex and risky 30-hour procedure involving Maurice Desjardins, who at 64 was described as the world’s oldest recipient of a face transplant.

NewsAlert: LeBlanc in conflict over surf clam licence, ethics commissioner says

Ontario’s legislature plunged into chaos Wednesday as protesters and most of the Opposition were ejected for disrupting the government’s efforts to revive a bill slashing Toronto’s city council nearly in half just days after a judge found the legislation unconstitutional.

Ford to invoke notwithstanding clause, bring back bill today to cut Toronto council

An environmental group that is taking the Ontario government to court over its decision to cancel the cap-and-trade system says the province has now committed to holding public consultations before moving ahead with the plan.

Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh took aim at conservative politicians Wednesday while lambasting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for abandoning a campaign promise to bring in electoral reform.

A re-elected Liberal government would ensure several more years of balanced budgets, leader Philippe Couillard promised Wednesday as he announced his party’s financial framework.

Wettlaufer murders difficult to detect, expert tells public inquiry

Hudson’s Bay Co. Helena Foulkes says the retailer has a “solid foundation” to grow in Canada, even though sales are down slightly at its banner store.

Hamilton area employers are expecting a “respectable” hiring climate in the fourth quarter of 2018.

Feds focused on targeted competitiveness plan over corporate tax cuts: sources

Ontario promises public consultations on cap and trade after facing legal action

"How did the (question) get all the way to LRT,," said Hamilton mayoral candidate Carlos Gomes.

For John Reid it was a walk down memory lane.

Harper Nielsen refused to stand out of recognition of the nation’s Aboriginal population, she said, suggesting the country does not represent their interests in the same way it does white Australians.

A young, sick whale is skinnier than ever and in poor condition nearly two months after an international team of experts began taking extraordinary measures to save her.

Federal government warning Canadians to avoid travel to areas bracing for storms

P.E.I. scraps business immigration program criticized for oversight problems

Man facing 32 charges in string of 11 Toronto-area gas station robberies

The strike comes as union-backed organizations have been putting pressure on McDonald’s on several fronts for better working conditions.

Ford to invoke notwithstanding clause, bring back bill today to cut Toronto council

TREB warns realtors on false sales data after $3.1M listing shows $1 price

Toronto man charged with murder following alleged stabbing, police say

Federal Tories say Ford's move to override judge's decision is 'within the law'

Canada's cannabis companies are experiencing a rush of investment that's making even some participants paranoid.

Swoop adds Jamaica service with seasonal flights to Montego Bay from Hamilton

Piano teacher, 79, charged in alleged historical sexual assault of student