Hope is on the horizon for that rare scofflaw who insists on hitching a horse in Hamilton parks.

Hope is on the horizon for that rare scofflaw who insists on hitching a horse in Hamilton parks.

An association representing some Tim Hortons franchisees says a prominent member has had his licence renewal denied amid ongoing tensions with the company.

If I ever have a nervous breakdown, I’m willing to bet 500 Air Miles it will be caused by the stress of living in a country with too many reward programs.

When is a single grey hair more than just a single grey hair?

Suspended Vice-Admiral Mark Norman to appear in court on breach of trust charge

The annual Flamborough Volunteer Appreciation Awards are taking place May 1 at St. James United Church.

It was supposed to be a simple procedure.

Scotiabank invests $250M to help re-skill employees for the digital economy

Toronto police looking for suspects after man stabbed in eye

Tim Hortons is apologizing for a "misunderstanding" after a Halifax-area franchisee reportedly sold doughnuts in the Humboldt Broncos' colours without intending to donate the proceeds to the team.

Trump to skip South America summit to focus on Syria

The latest Toronto-area condo cancellation — Liberty Development’s Cosmos condos at Vaughan Metropolitan Centre — is raising questions about consumer protection for buyers who hand over large deposits on a pre-construction home only to learn months or years later that the developer has cancelled the project.

CMHC reports pace of housing starts slowed in March compared with February

Hamilton police have charged four men with marijuana possession after neighbours reported suspicious activity in a car on Hamilton Mountain.

Ongoing protests behind halting of Trans Mountain expansion: activists

First budget of new Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe will be delivered today

Suspended Vice-Admiral Mark Norman to appear in court on breach of trust charge

Pipeline protesters including Green leader should face criminal charges: judge

More staffing needed to address anticipated influx of asylum seekers: union

From a relatively overlooked guard from Canada to one of the nation’s best playmakers by season’s end, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s meteoric rise will continue with his eligibility in the 2018 NBA Draft.

Trudeau needs to push for meeting with B.C. premier on pipeline ASAP: Tories

Mexico: 80 per cent chance of new NAFTA deal announced within a month

Inquiry judge to begin reviewing 2016 deaths of twins on Calgary bobsled track

Syrian troops on alert amid fear of US strike after attack

Will the hatchet be buried between two publicly feuding info-tainers with an eye on their ratings? The surprising answer: Stay tuned!

Gym giant GoodLife Fitness has settled a class-action lawsuit over unpaid wages for $7.5 million, after employees claimed the company “systematically failed” to accurately compensate them for hours of work and overtime.

Robert Sibley was last seen by staff at the Adelaide Lodging Home Sunday evening

For such a long time now, some 30 years, it's been hard not to take sides regarding the former Camilla Shand Parker Bowles, now the Duchess of Cornwall and wife of Prince Charles, who will one day be his queen regardless of whether she's actually called that.

Last week was relatively quiet by Trump-era standards.

A recent recall of pre-cooked roast beef due to possible contamination from Listeria is being expanded.

“I had an embarrassing, inappropriate BBM conversation ... I accept responsibility.”

Convenience store stabbing leaves one man dead

Rogers contract guarantees the amount of the discount you sign up for, but it doesn’t guarantee the regular monthly price won’t change.

Recall of pre-cooked roast beef spreads to additional provinces

Man cried when he woke up from surgery to learn his bottom teeth were erroneously extracted.

Inquest into eight drug-related deaths is expected to last six weeks and call 100 witnesses

The four-year journey of the “Vimy Oaks” has been an epic one of complications and red tape with numerous unintended consequences along the way

Keeping the residents safe is a nursing home’s ‘primary duty,’ says statement of claim in $9 million lawsuit

Suspended Hamilton officer told court he kept as much as $70,000 in his home

Despite concerns from parole board, Jeremy Hall has a shot at freedom, Susan Clairmont writes

31-year-old’s bail hearing pushed over until Tuesday morning

Provinces, territories agree to billions in spending on Liberal housing strategy

City councillors are asking for hard-and-fast spending rules for controversial ward infrastructure budgets that are paying for everything from neighbourhood movie nights to minor hockey trips to office expenses.

Tim Hortons denies franchisee licence renewal amid spat with operators

A spokesperson for Saskatchewan’s Ministry of Justice says authorities mixed up the identities of one of the deceased and one of the survivors in the Humboldt Broncos crash, partly because the hockey players all had blond dyed hair and similar builds.

Halton regional police arrested a Hamilton woman following the theft of a purse at Mapleview Centre mall last month.