Critics seek more details from Sidewalk Labs about proposed Toronto neighbourhood

CN Rail to purchase 250 new lumber cars from Hamilton manufacturer

Feds see internet data cloud as alternative to their creaky computer systems

It’s one of the most ambitious makeovers at a Hamilton mall in quite some time.

It is expected most of the current Hamilton councillors will see reelection in the Oct. 22 municipal election.

Ford promises revenue-sharing with northern communities on resource projects

Philly Naked Bike Ride to feature body-painting exhibition

Splashing near mating manatees puts Florida man in hot water

‘We didn’t want to deceive people,’ says the restaurant shut down by the public health department about posts it was closed for patio renovations.

Hundreds of people gathered at LIUNA Station on Tuesday morning to celebrate the 43rd annual Hamilton Community Prayer Breakfast, an event which fosters a caring, peaceful and inclusive society. This year’s keynote speaker was Nate Leipciger, a Holocaust survivor, author and educator. The breakfast also heard from newcomer students with inspiring stories who are making a difference in the community.

Investigation into harassment allegations against NDP MP complete

Ministry of Natural Resources to spread 1.2 million bait vaccines in the Hamilton area this summer

Hamilton Conservation Authority is warning that dogs are welcome at all conservation areas as long as they are kept on leash. After several incidents this year in which visitors and staff were bitten, threatened or attacked by off-leash dogs, HCA staff and bylaw will patrol certain areas. Violators could face charges or be banned from conservation areas.

First Nations leaders debate Trudeau commitment to Indigenous rights

Seven ex-Bloc Quebecois MPs considering forming new party

Funerals are scheduled today for two killed in Toronto van attack

Andrea Horwath said Tuesday the province would also improve GO Train Service between Hamilton and Toronto

Dave Levac wants to ‘de-brainwash’ MPPs who are forced to leave their independence outside the legislature, writes Martin Regg Cohn

Hamilton Conservation Authority is warning that dogs are welcome at all conservation areas as long as they are kept on leash. After several incidents this year in which visitors and staff were bitten, threatened or attacked by off-leash dogs, HCA staff and bylaw will patrol certain areas. Violators could face charges or be banned from conservation areas.

The United States says it hopes to conclude a NAFTA agreement this month, otherwise negotiations risk being punted off to 2019 and into an uncertain political climate.

At least two local companies have been recognized as being among the Best Workplaces in Canada, according to a recently released list in the Globe and Mail.

Beer-drinking club offers women a “safe space” to learn about beer

MPs vote overwhelmingly to call on Pope again for residential schools apology

David Gillan was suicidal and had been arrested by police aware of his mental health, yet that information was not shared with the correctional staff watching him inside the Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre, an inquest into his death has heard.

Mourners gathered Tuesday afternoon for the funeral of one of the 10 people killed in a horrific van attack in Toronto.

One of two accordion players who have been performing the hit song “Despacito” on Toronto subway trains will soon face a justice of the peace.

How this team in Dundas is finding a true feel for the game, writes Jeff Mahoney

Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz says Canadians have amassed a $2-trillion mountain of household debt that is now casting a big shadow over the timing of his next interest rate hike.

Ashley Judd is suing Harvey Weinstein and said Tuesday she wants the former movie mogul to be held accountable for “illegal conduct” that caused her to lose money, status, prestige and power.

A top Israeli intelligence official is in Ottawa seeking support for his country’s new allegations that Iran concealed a nuclear weapons program before signing its deal with world powers three years ago.

Investigation into harassment allegations against NDP MP complete

Public backlash prompted Doug Ford to backtrack Tuesday on an election promise to allow housing development in a protected green space around the Toronto region, with the Progressive Conservative leader saying he’s going to listen to those who want the area preserved.

Yahoo’s parent company has dropped a controversial new term of service that would have required its Canadian users to share data from their friends and contacts, including phone numbers, with the U.S.-based multinational group.

Ford plan for Greenbelt development would make region's map 'Swiss cheese': Wynne

The father of a student killed in a mass shooting at a Florida high school is suing the armed officer who stood outside the building as people were massacred within.

A story in Tuesday’s Spectator about supervised injection sites incorrectly referred to the leader of Ontario’s Progressive Conservative party. The leader is Doug Ford. The Spectator regrets the error.

Changes could enable feds to spend $7B in budgeted money on other things: PBO

The victims of a deadly van attack in Toronto have a wider range of options for recourse to deal with the fallout because it involved a motor vehicle under the province’s insurance system, lawyers say.

The incident was contained to a home on Holmes Avenue

Bains to tell business: it's your turn to boost diversity, and the bottom line

Newfoundland and Labrador premier under increasing fire amid harassment claims

Toronto police partner with charity in effort to track down wanted fugitives

Stocks in Toronto slip in broad decline, loonie falls against U.S. dollar

Things to know about the Liberals' air passenger rights, rail transport bill

NDP platform also includes more affordable housing, a 15 per cent cut to auto insurance rates, better protection for tenants and money to fix crumbling schools.

Doug Ford beats a rapid retreat from his controversial scheme to open up the Greenbelt’s protected land to development.

President Donald Trump’s political attacks on the FBI make America less safe because they undermine public confidence that the bureau is an “honest, competent and independent” institution, fired director James Comey told The Associated Press on Tuesday.

An inmate at the Warkworth Institution medium-security federal prison near Campbellford was taken to hospital for treatment of injuries after being assaulted.

POLICE BRIEFS

People in the area of Leland Street and Holmes Avenue in West Hamilton are in no danger from the site of a Hazmat investigation, according to the Hamilton Fire Department.