Hamilton police are investigating a targeted home invasion on the Mountain where a man was stabbed Thursday morning.

Marijuana sector firms get marketing pushback as legalization looms

Reward offered in 2013 Sudbury, Ont.-area homicide case: OPP

— Doug Ford says he is “dead against” safe injection sites and believes the focus should be on drug rehabilitation instead.

— She sat motionless in the wood-panelled, windowless courtroom as the judge delivered the sentence: Life in prison with no chance of parole for a decade.

The city is launching its Down Payment Assistance Program, which provides low- to moderate-income residents with a 20-year forgivable loan equal to 10 per cent of a home’s purchase price. Applications are available May 3 on a first-come, first-served basis. For information, call 905-546-2424 ext. 1554 or visit hamilton.ca/downpaymentassistance.

— Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland sees the clash between the forces of democracy and authoritarianism as a defining conflict of our time, and she blames one country that she knows extremely well — Russia.

— The driver of a big rig involved in the deaths of 10 smuggled immigrants in Texas last year was sentenced Friday to life in prison.

Trudeau ends three-country tour with his global reputation, alliances intact

Police said they received reports of a man in possession of two firearms

The Bruce Trail Pilgrimage Art Project launches an exhibition at the Hamilton Public Library

Wells Fargo will pay US$1 billion to federal regulators to settle charges tied to its mortgage and auto lending business, the latest chapter in years-long, wide-ranging scandal at the banking giant. However, it appears that none of the $1 billion will go directly to the victims of Wells Fargo’s abuses.

— The Democratic National Committee opened a new legal assault on U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday by filing a lawsuit in federal court alleging that the organization was the victim of a conspiracy by Russian officials, the Trump campaign and WikiLeaks to damage Hillary Clinton’s presidential run.

This week, a Russian investigative journalist died after a mysterious fall from his apartment balcony. Maybe he jumped; maybe he was pushed.

NewsAlert: U.S. woman sentenced to life in Valentine's Day shooting plot at mall

Canadian retail sales during the crucial holiday shopping season were far lower than previously projected as consumers appeared to pull back on spending.

Stocks edge higher in Toronto, while U.S. markets move lower; Loonie falls

An unaffordable price tag kept Melanie Laxson out of the dentist’s chair until the pain became unbearable.

TWEED -- A girl reported being followed by an older man when she left school on Wednesday afternoon, Centreal Hastings OPP said.

'We can't give up:' First Nations to fight Alaska drills on caribou calving land

Freeland's view of global clash of ideologies has Putin, Russia at its heart

The country’s annual inflation rate continued creeping upward last month to reach 2.3 per cent, thanks to a boost from higher prices for gasoline and airline tickets, Statistics Canada said Friday.

Ontario Tory Leader Doug Ford says he's 'dead against' safe injection sites

Wells Fargo will pay US$1 billion to federal regulators to settle charges tied to its mortgage and auto lending business, the latest chapter in years-long, wide-ranging scandal at the banking giant. However, it appears that none of the $1 billion will go directly to the victims of Wells Fargo’s abuses.

CN Tower, closed since Monday due to falling ice concerns, to reopen

The robbery took place in Stoney Creek last weekend

A heavy police presence has closed the busy intersection of Victoria Avenue South and Main Street East and police are asking people to stay away from the area.

Victims grant may be missing parents in need due to eligibility rules: report

Doctors warn of cannabis risks for pregnant or breastfeeding users

GAZA, Palestinian Territory — Thousands of Palestinians joined the fourth weekly protest on Gaza’s border with Israel on Friday, some burning tires or flying kites with flaming rags dangling from their tails. Two Palestinians were killed by Israeli troops firing from across the border fence, health officials said.

Supreme Court of Canada changes guidelines for international child custody cases

Newfoundland celebrities roast town for rejecting rainbow crosswalk

Hamilton police are looking for three suspects after a 45-year-old man was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries following a home invasion in the area of Upper Wellington Street and Stone Church Road East on April 19.

"(Mall owners) do realize there is a need for them to go beyond what they are doing in retail," said Mayor Fred Eisenberger.

Usually, there are two things to talk about when somebody is terminated without just cause. First there is the Employment Standards Act which sets out minimum entitlements. Second, there is “reasonable notice” at common law. Common law is judge-made law. A judge will assess primarily your age, seniority, and level of responsibility and, looking at other cases that have been decided, award a maximum reasonable notice entitlement.

We’re finally in for some sunshine. Here are a few outdoor and indoor events to help you through the “first weekend” of spring!

Michigan couple gives 14th son creative middle name

A forensic anthropologist is scheduled on Monday to examine the human remains found in Stoney Creek this week.

'Really scary for us:' Wife of Alberta man charged in farm shooting terrified

Man charged after allegedly trying to sell drugs to off-duty cop: OPP

Tim Horton raises more than $800K for Humboldt with yellow and green doughnut

When Jodi and Nathan VanWoudenberg found out Jodi was expecting triplets, they knew they would need to move out of their one-bedroom apartment in Mount Hope and find a new home. What they didn’t realize was that their home would be the Ronald McDonald House in Hamilton for close to a year.

The U.S. army will not meet its mission to recruit 80,000 active duty soldiers this year and has officially lowered that goal. But Army leaders said the service has been able to encourage more experienced service members to stay on the job to satisfy a growing demand for troops.

For the third time in five years, a man named Sky London is sleeping in a cardboard box outside a hospital here even though he lives just down the street.

Hamilton Health Innovation Week 2018 kicks off Monday with a series of events running through April 29.

Police charge Kingston, Ont., man after motorist flashed at stop sign

Toronto Transit Commission issues warning against 'Despacito' accordion buskers

Three suspects sought after man injured in Hamilton home invasion, police say

Thieves take ATMs from 58 businesses across SW Ontario since January 2017: OPP

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