Via Rail to launch process to buy new trains with federal funding announcement

Energy and materials sectors hurt Toronto stock market, loonie slips lower

Details expected to be unveiled today on Canada's peacekeeping missing in Mali

NDP dental plan to cost $1.2 billion: Horwath

Ontario court dismisses class action lawsuit filed against Beer Store

A class action lawsuit filed against the Beer Store more than three years ago has been dismissed by the Ontario Superior Court.

LAS VEGAS - A key executive behind Amazon Go, the online leader's much heralded cashier-less grocery store, says she was surprised at how many customers were hesitant to just walk out the store.

Norway's minority government faces a potential collapse as the opposition seeks the ouster of the polarizing, anti-immigration Justice Minister Sylvi Listhaug.

Police say a 22-year-old died after falling from the back of moving pickup truck

Hamilton Fire crews on scene at 384 East 21st St.

Ontario government to spell out priorities today in throne speech

Federal committee to examine human trafficking at cross-country hearings

A brand of lean ground beef is being recalled because of possible E. coli contamination.

Horsepower: Horses seen travelling down highway in Georgia

In doing tax returns at our volunteer income tax clinics, we're finding seniors aren't aware HSR and DARTS public transit expenses are a refundable tax credit. It began last July to help all seniors with public transit costs, no matter their income level.

Two people were injured in another explosion in Texas' capital Sunday night, and police are not ruling out a connection to the three previous explosions that detonated earlier this month elsewhere in the city.

Politics and #MeToo: voices from a survey of staffers on Parliament Hill

Few political staffers on Parliament Hill report sexual misconduct: survey

Parliament Hill staffers share experiences with sexual misconduct at work

Experimental pot lab sprouting cannabis-infused drinks, new edibles

Details expected to be unveiled today on Canada's peacekeeping missing in Mali

Baby boy dead, mother critical, after suspected carbon monoxide leak

Somewhere Bella Brearley is smiling and probably wondering what all the fuss is about.

Brand of lean ground beef recalled due to possible presence of E. coli

Pot producer Tilray links up with pharma firm Sandoz Canada

Both sides in York University strike to resume bargaining Tuesday

Couple’s gratitude to Hamilton General sparks fundraising effort

Canadian at centre of Facebook data scandal cut political teeth with Liberals

City staff recently introduced proposals for a small pavilion this year, and washroom next year, in Valley Community Park at 287 Old Guelph Rd.

Lance Logan-Keye, a youth justice worker at Six Nations, will discuss the legacy of residential schools, intergenerational trauma and the effects of colonization as part of a conference titled Understanding Haudenosaunee Philosophies and Guiding Principles. The conference will be held at the Royal Canadian Legion in Hagersville on April 25 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $25 per person or $15 for students.

Growth in the town of Lincoln is undeniable.

Woman dies after Toronto shooting that left man dead

Roman Sarachman, the chair of the de-amalgamation group, Free Flamborough, will run in the provincial election in Flamborough-Glanbrook and contest Hamilton’s incumbent mayor Fred Eisenberger later in the year.

Speakers suggest ‘racism is alive and well today’

Burlington’s and Milton’s public transit systems will be receiving millions in funding as a result of a bilateral agreement between the federal government and province.

An senior woman was injured when her foot was run over by an SUV in Burlington late Saturday morning.

An 11-year-old girl suffered serious injuries when struck by a vehicle in Burlington Saturday evening.

— A British art teacher won a highly-competitive $1 million teaching prize on Sunday for her work with inner-city children in London, helping students feel welcome and safe in a borough with one of the highest murder rates in the country.

Vladimir Putin headed to an overwhelming win in Russia’s presidential election Sunday.

The president’s aggressive stance followed a call Saturday to “bring an end” to that investigation.

— Turkish military and allied Syrian forces marched into the centre of the northern Syrian town of Afrin Sunday, raising their flags and shooting in the air in celebration nearly two months after launching their offensive on the Kurdish enclave. The advancing troops faced little resistance from the Kurdish militia that retreated and vowed to turn to guerrilla tactics.

— Lawmakers in the United States and Britain demanded Sunday that Facebook explain how a political data firm with links to President Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign was able to harvest private data from more than 50 million Facebook profiles without the social network alerting those whose information was taken.

A frustrated Trump lashes out at special counsel Mueller

Putin calls UK accusations over ex-spy poisoning 'nonsense'

Canadian blows whistle on data mining firm affiliated with Trump

Richard Tomlinson died Jan. 29 at St. Joseph’s Hospital at 94

Cambridge Analytica used personality quiz app to harvest social media data from over 50 million users, most without consent.

Hockey team of slain goalie Roy Pejcinovski will play again today

Obituary

62-year-old was a regular on the Just for Laughs stage