On a cold February morning at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, the skeleton of a modern 15-storey building was rising from a muddy construction site along the East River. As long and as tall as a cruise ship, the sleek glass structure loomed above rusty, century-old dry docks, serving notice to the industrial neighbourhood that the new economy was coming.

Walmart is taking some bruises from its battle with online leader Amazon.

President Donald Trump’s decision to hit imports of Canadian solar energy modules with staggering tariffs, starting this month, has sparked another court battle over the extent of his powers to push through his America First agenda.

— Some of India’s biggest companies say they will invest more than $250 million in Canada, in everything from pulp mills to pharmaceuticals and the IT sector.

Alberta shrugs off B.C. legal challenge on wine ban, says much more at stake

The former leader of Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives warned that accounts questioning his integrity are likely to emerge in the coming weeks, claiming a small group of insiders is trying to derail his efforts to reclaim his old job ahead of a spring election.

Hamilton police allege owner of Taste of the Caribbean Restaurant was trafficking cocaine and other drugs.

— A defence lawyer is arguing that justice for a 15-year-old girl whose body was found dumped in a Winnipeg river shouldn’t mean injustice for the man charged with murder in her death.

The Joyce Centre for Partnership & Innovation at Mohawk College was recently named the 2018 Sustainable Project of the Year by the Ontario Sustainable Energy Association.

Graffiti has been governed by one rule ever since it exploded in the Bronx in the 1970s: If you paint over another artist’s work, what comes next must be better than what stood before. In the ephemeral world of graffiti, it was about as close to a law as there was.

— A storm system that’s brought rain, ice and snow to the Midwest and Great Plains was being blamed for fatal crashes in three states, including an accident that left four dead in Nebraska.

— President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he has signed a memo directing the Justice Department to propose regulations to “ban all devices” like the rapid-fire bump stocks involved in last year’s Las Vegas massacre.

Pacific Mall tackles counterfeit, pirated good sales after U.S. report

Navy's new resupply vessel won't be able to deploy into war zones

Stoneman Douglas students hope trip begins conversation on common sense laws

A man from Hamilton has been charged with arson after Halton police investigated a car fire in Burlington.

Minnesota officials will soon try to convince a jury that manufacturer 3M Co. should pay the state $5 billion to help clean up environmental damage that the state alleges was caused by pollutants the company dumped for decades.

Hike in serious rail, pipeline accidents in 2017 says safety board

An advocate for the rights of jurors has filed a lawsuit seeking damages from the federal and Ontario governments for post-traumatic stress disorder he developed during a lengthy murder trial.

Graffitied swastikas are the most common form of hate-related crime in Hamilton.

All eyes on Brown as Ontario legislature resumes ahead of spring election

In an unusual move, licensed marijuana producer Aphria Inc. is cutting the amount of cash it is offering for cannabis company Nuuvera Inc. — from $1 to 60 cents per share — as Nuuvera seeks to fully acquire its subsidiary Avanti Rx Analytics.

Uber Technologies isn’t ready to give up the world.

Over-burdened refugee tribunal ditches legislated timelines for hearings

— The federal government is counting on stricter roadside testing — not a lower criminal blood alcohol limit — to stem the carnage caused by impaired driving.

Marijuana producer Aphria lowers cash portion of offer for Nuuvera

JC Hill Elementary called police after receiving threat that student may bring gun to school

Liberals asked to make basic living costs more affordable in poverty plan

Hamilton police allege owner of Taste of the Caribbean Restaurant was trafficking cocaine and other drugs

Closing arguments in murder trial for man accused of killing Winnipeg teen

Toronto-area MP Salma Zahid diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma

The Competition Bureau reaches settlement with Leon's and the Brick

The city is moving ahead with its plan to limit the number of local payday loan outlets to 15, with no more than one per ward.

Canadian bank earnings forecast bright but housing, NAFTA cloud outlook

Becca found 'clarity, meaning, and purpose' during cancer battle, father says

Steel City Studios offer space to work, create and network

Goal is to help clients leave day jobs to pursue a creative career full-time

Sylvester Stallone is alive.

Hamilton considering legislation to limit number of payday loan outlets

Canadian ice dance darlings Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir are going out on top, ending their illustrious career as the most decorated figure skaters in Olympic history.

Protocols needed for care of intoxicated patients after Ontario woman's death: inquest

Ontario’s governing Liberals are expected to introduce a bill to retaliate against any state that adopts Buy American provisions as the provincial legislature resumes sitting today for the final session before a spring election.

Toddler breaks leg after boot sucked into escalator at Vancouver airport

SIU found 16-year-old chose to jump from window to avoid police

Feds favour screening over lower criminal blood alcohol limit for drivers

All eyes on Brown as Ontario legislature resumes ahead of spring election

Judge rules 'vulgar' slur against reporter was not a public disturbance

Police say Ontario farmer won't be charged for shooting neighbour's dog

Canada 150 saw record number of international tourists: Statistics Canada

'No confidence' in Patrick Brown as Progressive Conservative candidate: Fedeli