After Bernier beatdown, Scheer's convention keynote takes on new importance

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Talks resume between union workers and Exhibition Place board of governors

Safe injection site in London, Ont., reports 13 overdoses so far this month

Ancaster resident fined $420,000 and given two-year's probation for clear-cutting 56 heritage trees.

A 15-year-old boy and a 16-year-old boy were arrested Thursday

Canadians prepare for mock attack on Latvia as real tensions with Russia flare

Samuel was a foreign-exchange student who had just completed his engineering degree in Canada. He knew there was a government program that would allow him to work full-time in Canada for up to three years.

Spain’s centre-left government approved Friday legal amendments ensuring that the remains of former dictator Gen. Francisco Franco will be dug up and removed from a controversial national mausoleum honouring its civil war dead.

Hamilton cop being investigated in 'Good Samaritan' death, watchdog agency says

NASA lends its expertise and oversight, but companies are teaching the agency a thing or two about how to apply business practices to open the frontiers of space.

Enbridge Inc. is sweetening its offer to buy all the units in Spectra Energy Partners LP it doesn’t already own, raising its proposed share exchange ratio by almost 10 per cent in the all-shares transaction valued at $4.3 billion.

Volkswagen is curbing the use of hail cannons outside its factory in Puebla, Mexico, after it was accused by local farmers of causing a drought in the region, leading to heavy losses of crops.

Mount Etna in Sicily has roared back into spectacular volcanic action, sending up plumes of ash and spewing lava.

— A 51-year-old Cobourg man who has owned and operated several restaurants is facing sexual assault charges involving a minor following a Durham Regional Police investigation into incidents between 2001 and 2006.

A B.C. First Nation fights to save their community from a wildfire

Australia’s new prime minister, Scott Morrison, on Friday promised a stable government at the end of a tumultuous week.

Both patients went to the Hamilton General Hospital with serious injuries after high-angle rope rescue

Quebec MP Maxime Bernier had already hit the ground running before Thursday’s bombshell announcement that he would quit the Conservatives and launch his own party, a source close to the controversial MP says.

The owner of the former Cardinal Heights School property is looking to build a series of semi-detached homes on the 1.7 hectare (4.2 acre) site on the central Mountain.

Slithering surprise found under hood of SUV in Wisconsin

Police are appealing to the public for information about Virgin Mary statue stolen from Annunciation of our Lord.

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Both patients are conscious, but “have multiple injuries consistent with falls from a height”

Jeremiah Masoli threw for a whopping 419 yards and the Tiger-Cats, after being plagued by early mistakes, scored the last 15 points to win the kind of games that have often slipped away from them this season.

Both patients are conscious, but “have multiple injuries consistent with falls from a height”

At any given time, Nicola Topsom has 40 used and donated wedding dresses in her modest Burlington apartment that she eventually ships or takes to Haiti to give brides the wedding of their dreams.

Energy sector helps power Toronto stocks higher, loonie trades higher

Air freshens in parts of B.C.: other regions still face air quality, fire risks

The Children’s International Learning Centre will be hosting a tribute in honour of its founder, Sheila Davies, who died last August at the age of 92. The tribute to Davies will be held Sept. 8 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Children’s International Learning Centre at 189 King William St. Call 905-529-8813 to RSVP.

Typically considered a tourist haven — and at least one victim had been bound before being shot, while another was apparently killed while lying in a hammock, The Associated Press reports.

Hamilton Fire are performing a high-angle rope rescue

N.S. spaceport project still on track as province seeks more information: CEO

Man dies in hospital after being stabbed multiple times in northwest Toronto

Marie Slaight, who runs an arts production company in Australia, seeks to get rid of “corrupt” board of directors in wake of harassment allegations against former CEO and staff departures.

Powerful Conservative party fund looking to raise $6M from tax rebate program

Some brokerages are expected to begin posting the selling prices of homes on their websites almost immediately.

Scotts Miracle-Gro is betting its fertilizer can help cultivate a different kind of grass.

UPDATE: Police release new video of vehicle leaving scene

The midway ride, popular at the CNE and other fairs, was part of an amusement park revolution for teenaged thrill-seekers.

I tried my best to help. But after paramedics and police took over, I was left with a feeling of uncertainty: Should I, or could I have done more?

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An east Hamilton townhouse complex was sprayed with gunfire overnight Thursday

A powerful hurricane unleashed torrents of rain and landslides Thursday that blocked roads on the rural Big Island but didn't scare tourists away from surfing and swimming at popular Honolulu beaches still preparing get pummeled by the erratic storm.

Athletes, pro video game players not so different: esport insiders

President Donald Trump continued to publicly spar Friday with Attorney General Jeff Sessions, urging him in early morning tweets to investigate a long list of what the president termed "corruption on the 'other side.'"

Millions on the line at professional video game competition in Vancouver