A gaping hole in the drywall of the laundry room in a downtown Hamilton apartment building has made a star appearance in a tour of the city’s alleged “slumlords.”

Develop free speech policies or face funding cuts, Ontario tells colleges

CP NewsAlert: Federal Court of Appeal quashes of approval of Trans Mountain

Fourth annual Overdose Awareness Day held at Gage Park

Federal judges out of touch in Trans Mountain pipeline expansion case: Kenney

Court quashes Canada's approval of pipeline

Protection against aggressive sales practices may be needed: Competition watchdog

Two more complainants come forward

The City of Hamilton isn’t interested in purchasing the former Red Hill elementary school located on Albright Road.

Major Toronto mall evacuated as police investigate reports of gunshots

More land burned but fewer affected than last year: B.C. Wildfire Service

Federal judges out of touch in Trans Mountain pipeline expansion case: Kenney

Eisenberger in conflict because he owns stock in a marijuana grow-op

More than 100 health groups urged Doug Ford and Ontario’s health minister on Thursday to reconsider the province’s position on overdose prevention sites, saying a government decision to halt the opening of new facilities was putting lives at risk.

TD Bank Group reported a profit of nearly $3.11 billion in its latest quarter, up from $2.77 billion in the same quarter last year, boosted by growth in its U.S. business. The bank said Thursday the profit amounted to $1.65 per diluted share for the three months ended July 31, up from $1.46 a year ago. On an adjusted basis, TD says it earned $1.66 per diluted share, up from an adjusted profit of $1.51 per diluted share a year ago. Analysts on average had expected TD to report a profit of $1.63 per share, according to Thomson Reuters Eikon.

Energy stocks weigh on stock market after appeal court Trans Mountain ruling

Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland says the time has come for high-level decisions on the future of NAFTA.

CBC apologizes to NDP MP Christine Moore over relationship report

Burlington Public Art is looking to commission local artists to create small- to medium-scale artworks — from murals, to small-scale sculptures, to bike racks and benches — throughout the city. The deadline for Burlington residents to apply to the Local Artist Program is Sept. 14. For more information, visit burlingtonpublicart.com.

A surge in exports of energy, aircraft and pharmaceutical products helped propel Canada’s economy higher in the second quarter of this year, Statistics Canada said Thursday.

OTTAWA — The federal Liberals are considering whether a reshaping of federal labour standards should include giving workers the right to ignore their job-related emails at home.

Two other youths arrested, weapon recovered

A 80-year-old man missing since Tuesday has been found.

Cronos shares lose 27% after Citron Report raises concerns about disclosures

Premier Doug Ford met with the top economists from Canada’s big banks Thursday, telling them that his government wants to “turn this province around.”

— Filming for Largo, the sequel to Stephen King’s It, is now set for Friday.

The Federal Court of Appeal has overturned Ottawa’s approval of the contentious Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, but Finance Minister Bill Morneau is pledging to push ahead with his government’s purchase of the project.

Analysis assumes that without the previous greenhouse gas reduction measures, Ontario’s target of 114.2 million tonnes of emissions for 2030 will be closer to 163 million tonnes. The province, however, says it is working on a new climate-change plan.

Ontario government is canvassing the public for ideas on how to provide services at a lower cost, without axing jobs, as it prepares to cut $6 billion in annual spending.

Campbell Soup Co. plans to focus on its core snacks and soup business in North America and sell its international business and pay down debt.

The mall is being evacuated after a shooting in the building, police say. Paramedics have not been called to the scene.

A California man upset about the Boston Globe’s co-ordinated editorial response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s attacks on the news media was arrested Thursday for threatening to travel to the newspaper’s offices and kill journalists.

CP NewsAlert: Federal Court of Appeal quashes of approval of Trans Mountain

People waved American flags and campaign-style signs along the side of the road Thursday as a motorcade carrying Sen. John McCain’s body travelled from the state capitol to a church for a second day of memorial services for the maverick politician, former prisoner of war and two-time presidential candidate.

Peel Regional Police announce increase in officers to combat gun violence

NAFTA's sticking points: Key hurdles to clear on the way to a deal

Police seeking witnesses of an assault near bar in Burlington, Ont.

The enduring mystery of the lost diamonds from the crash of Swissair Flight 111

"We owe an opportunity to give it at least another try," said Stoney Creek Coun. Maria Pearson.

RCMP officer in hospital, search on for 2-3 suspects after incident in Manitoba

Your guide to Theatre and Concerts in Hamilton and area

Ottawa doctor charged with one count of sexual assault, police say

Toronto court challenge of council cut has "no merit": Ontario government

Suspects sought in connection with at least 15 robberies in the GTA, police say

New documentary tells stories of real-life people behind 'Come From Away'

Hamilton’s public and Catholic schools will be buzzing with activity again Tuesday as more than 60,000 students are expected to head back class.

Internal review to examine suicides among Ontario Provincial Police

The Swissair disaster's 'bright' legacy: Friendships as enduring as the sorrow

Canada's economy surges in second quarter on higher exports: StatCan

Provincial police identify man killed in motorcycle crash near London, Ont.