Skin lotions and creams recalled due to prescription drug content

Kinross earnings slide as costs rise, revenue drops but outlook unchanged

Hamilton police are looking for witnesses to the serious, pedestrian collision in Waterdown July 26

The Spectator takes a look at the pilot project and what its cancellation means to a handful of Hamiltonians

Road kill? No, this was so much more than road kill.

After two years of construction, Hamilton will be opening its new provincial offences administration in the former Wentworth County Courthouse at the end of August.

Julian Graham’s attempted murder trial continues in Superior Court of Justice in March 2017 shooting

People came from all over North America to watch the filming of Largo

Alectra Utilities, which has many Hamilton customers, is calling attention to several new phone, text and letter scams including callers claiming to be Alectra technicians demanding payment upon threat of removing meters and disconnecting power. The text scam promises refunds with a fraudulent Interac e-transfer link. Alectra Utilities does not charge customers for meter exchanges or ask customers to make payment using gift cards or at banking kiosks. The letter scam also threatens disconnecting power and is chiefly affecting business customers.

Road kill? No, this was so much more than road kill.

Killer whale that lost calf is getting support from her pod: scientist

The federal government is scaling back its carbon pricing plan for heavy industrial emitters in a bid to cut greenhouse-gas production without creating an incentive for companies to simply up and leave Canada altogether.

Light vehicle sale slowdown extends with 3.6 per cent decline in July

A Halifax university has become the first in Nova Scotia to offer its students free menstrual products, part of a national movement that has been gaining steam among student leaders.

The federal opposition parties called on the Trudeau government Wednesday to urgently address the shortage of life-saving epinephrine auto-injectors, known as EpiPens.

Dispose unused medicines at pharmacies this month, Drug Free Kids Canada urges

Supporters of a Montreal teen who was killed by a city police officer in 2008 are lamenting the lack of any kind of lasting memorial in his honour as they prepare to mark the 10-year anniversary.

Spin Master net earnings and sales rise above Toys 'R' Us market turbulence

A frozen embryo sold to a now divorced couple belongs to the ex-wife and can be implanted in her, an Ontario court has ruled in what appears to be a precedent-setting case.

An internal federal analysis foresees a stretch of job-market moderation in Canada’s near future following an extended period of healthy employment growth — an economic shift expected to play out as political parties calibrate their pre-election pitches for 2019.

"This decision is shameful and short-sighted! This is petty politics at its worst," said Tom Cooper, executive director of the Hamilton Roundtable for Poverty Reduction.

While heavy grey smoke from a nearby forest fire hung in the air, Donna Butson packed a bag of clothes and walked in her backyard with tears running from her eyes.

A man suspected of killing one of former president George H.W. Bush’s doctors may have been seeking revenge for his mother, who died on the doctor’s operating table more than 20 years ago, authorities said Wednesday.

Halifax to test resilience of palm trees in 'pretty harsh' winter climate

Smoke from forest fires prompts air quality statement for Sudbury, Ont.

Expect job market moderation in the months ahead, internal memo tells Morneau

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The judge in Paul Manafort’s financial fraud trial warned prosecutors Wednesday against using the word “oligarchs” to describe wealthy Ukrainians, and admonished them for spending so much time documenting the former Trump campaign chairman’s extravagant lifestyle.

A massive wildfire in northern California has torched more than 1,000 homes in and around the city of Redding, authorities said Wednesday as some evacuees were allowed to return home.

PYEONGTAEK, Korea, Republic Of — Decades after the end of the Korean War in 1953, the remains of dozens of presumed U.S. war dead were on their way Wednesday to Hawaii for analysis and identification. The U.S. military believes the bones are those of U.S. servicemen and potentially servicemen from other United Nations member countries who fought alongside the U.S. on behalf of South Korea during the war.

The Hamilton Waterfront Trust has hired a director of operations.

Pharmacist 'snooped' on dozens of patients, N.S. privacy commissioner says

Legal actions against the Soulpepper Theatre Company and its co-founder, Albert Schultz, over sexual-harassment allegations have been “resolved,” representatives said Wednesday.

The Latest: 2 firms OK'd for Jersey online sports betting

At least four new cases of the Ebola virus have emerged in Congo’s northeast, just a week after an outbreak in the northwest was declared over, the country’s health ministry said Wednesday.

Months of heated relations with a group of rebellious Tim Hortons franchisees don’t appear to be hurting its parent company’s bottom line.

Sprinkling shots of a T.Rex through the listing photos upped the fun factor, says agent.

City officials said the Provincial Offences Administration services are relocating to 50 Main Street East during weekend of Aug. 24.

Nova Scotia’s privacy commissioner says a grocery-store pharmacist snooped into the electronic personal health information of dozens of people she knew, an indication of the “real and present danger” of intrusion into patients’ private lives.

Police looking for owners of recovered property

Molson Coors Canada has entered into a joint venture to develop non-alcoholic, cannabis-infused beverages, making it the latest big alcohol company to turn its eye to the budding marijuana market.

Opposition parties blast minister for 'dangerous' EpiPen shortage, demand a fix

Passengers and officials say a strong burst of wind hit an Aeromexico jetliner on takeoff, moments before it crashed, leaving those aboard with mere minutes to evacuate the burning plane.

Hamilton police are looking for witnesses to the serious, pedestrian collision in Waterdown July 26

Ebian Ali is the first Edmontonian to have her modest fashion line showcased at the International Modest Fashion and Design Festival in Toronto.

They may be 50 per cent Niagara Falls, but Liteyears is going to give 100 per cent for their local debut next week.

Sprinkling shots of a T.Rex through the listing photos upped the fun factor, says agent.

Hamilton police are looking for witnesses to the serious, pedestrian collision in Waterdown July 26

Ontario government defends move to axe basic income pilot project

Suspected fentanyl in car forces closure of Windsor, Ont., street

Thieves steal Swedish royal jewels, escape by speedboat