Cobourg, Ont., constable faces 19 counts of discreditable conduct

The Canadian economy displayed its staying power in a pair of reports Friday that showed a spring boost in retail sales and inflation at its fastest annual pace in more than six years.

Neil Felder of Prolink and the Hamilton Technology Centre is inviting people to a session August 2 to learn about obligations with respect to “Cyber Risks in the Digital Age and How to Prepare for the Digital Privacy Act.”

U.S. President Donald Trump’s longtime lawyer, Michael Cohen, secretly recorded a conversation with Trump two months before the presidential election in which they discussed payments to a former Playboy model who said she had an affair with Trump, according to lawyers and others familiar with the recording.

Picket lines expected at Toronto’s Exhibition Place after the union, representing skilled workers who provide technical and staging expertise, said the sites board of governors locked them out as of Friday.

Nerve agent victim Charlie Rowley has been released from the hospital after three weeks of treatment since being poisoned, U.K. officials said Friday.

AP source: Trump was taped talking of paying Playboy model

Police say a 38-year-old woman is charged after allegedly leaving a child in her sweltering car while taking a new vehicle for a test drive.

The hammering and drilling began just months after Jared Kushner’s family real estate firm bought a converted warehouse apartment building in the hip Williamsburg section of Brooklyn.

Ottawa says Japan has resumed Canadian wheat imports after temporary suspension

Woman allegedly abandoned infant in hot car while test driving new vehicle

A few weeks ago I wrote about the new inductees into the NASCAR Hall of Fame and their past association with racing in the Hamilton area. The Motorsports Hall of Fame of America recently introduced its 2019 class, and of the seven personalities, several have been to local race tracks at some point in their careers.

Raitt sets a tone other Canadian politicians would be wise to emulate to avoid a trip to Trump-land, writes Susan Delecourt

11 arrested in drugs and firearms investigation in Waterloo, Ont.

Indigenous cross-country motorcycle journey brings attention to Indian day schools

Technical and stage workers locked out at Toronto's Exhibition Place

Police watchdog caseload approaching 'record-high levels': director

Property is zoned for four-storey, 13-unit condo development

Premiers to wrap up two days of meetings at New Brunswick seaside resort

Authentic Hungarian chimney cakes have arrived in Stoney Creek.

Anonymous call to CAS leads to arrest of foster mom

The owner of an historic home on Garner Road in Ancaster is accusing the city of reneging on a deal that would have allowed him to move it without a restrictive heritage designation — and says he’s got the documents to prove it.

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Police to provide update on case against alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur

NewsAlert:Consumer price index in June up 2.5 per cent compared with a year ago

Convicted killer Nicholas Butcher to face parole eligibility hearing

Loonie moves up as inflation ticks higher, TSX moves lower at late-morning

A 65-year-old man died after being found on the ground at the Concession Street garage around 10:30 p.m. Thursday

Asphalt samples being collected

Neighbours request setbacks be reinstated

The long-awaited repaving of Upper Kenilworth between Mohawk and Fennell will begin right after the Aug. 6 civic holiday and be wrapped up by Labour Day.

Canada’s premiers are set to wrap up their two-day meeting in New Brunswick with a deal that will effectively double the amount of beer and alcohol that can be taken across provincial and territorial borders.

Premiers to wrap up two days of meetings at New Brunswick seaside resort

The Ontario Ministry of Labour has imposed fines totalling $95,000 in connection with an Oct. 5, 2016, workplace accident in which a piece of road grading equipment backed over a worker on Upper Sherman Avenue, causing critical injuries.

Convicted killer Nicholas Butcher to face parole eligibility hearing

MILTON- A 70-year-old cyclist is in hospital with non-life threatening injuries following a collision with a truck in Milton Thursday, July 19.

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Sobs of joy and anguish filled a St. Catharines courtroom Thursday as a judge dismissed charges against four Niagara Falls high school football players who were charged with raping a woman in the back seat of a car following an alcohol-fueled house party.

Here's a list June inflation rates for Canadian provinces, territories

Here's a list of June inflation rates for selected Canadian cities

NewsAlert:Consumer price index in June up 2.5 per cent compared with a year ago

A New Zealand firm that let its employees work four days a week while being paid for five says the experiment was so successful that it hoped to make the change permanent.

Readers would think to read the latest fuss about the recent dust-up over the sex education curriculum that this was the main focus of our elementary schools.

Seven decade long gathering continues making memories

East leg closed July 23-Aug. 31; west leg closed Aug. 7-Sept. 21

Police to provide update on case against alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur

The federal government has announced more temporary fisheries closures in the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence following North Atlantic right whale sightings.

Premiers to wrap up two days of meetings at New Brunswick seaside resort

Iowa tornadoes hit unexpectedly, causing damage and injuries