Boushie's family meets federal ministers after acquittal in murder trial

“There are bad actors,” said Brad Clark, of Maple Leaf Strategies. “What we would like is council to make a definitive decision not to license.”

Fire crews are battling a house fire on Hamilton Mountain.

Loonie down amid market turmoil, but experts say not much further to fall

Ben Gottfried used to have to drive for hours to find a good place to ice fish for walleye.

Payday loans a growing part of Ontario's personal insolvencies, study finds

Residents, concerned after spate of car crashes, gather at Queen and Herkimer Streets

After a five-year battle with the Canada Revenue Agency, the parliamentary budget office is finally being promised the data needed to evaluate the amount of revenue Ottawa loses each year due to offshore tax havens and other tax avoidance schemes.

Two Six Nations women are facing charges after allegedly stealing a Brant County vehicle.

— Colten Boushie’s family is in Ottawa meeting federal ministers after a Saskatchewan farmer accused of fatally shooting him was acquitted late last week.

— A senior RCMP official says the national police force has sometimes assured private companies they won’t be prosecuted for dealing with hostage-takers on behalf of desperate Canadian families.

— President Donald Trump is complaining about Canadian trade practices while threatening some as-yet-undefined international tax that has revived fears he might be contemplating new American import penalties.

— President Donald Trump’s long-awaited infrastructure plan calls for giving government agencies the authority to sell off airports, roads and other federal assets.

— Wading through knee-deep snow, hundreds of emergency workers searched a vast field near Moscow on Monday for remains of the 71 victims from the crash of a Russian airliner, and aviation experts began deciphering the jet’s two flight recorders.

A trail that started at the end of Bill Hodgson’s driveway could soon extend throughout Lincoln and the rest of the Niagara region.

If the season opened tomorrow, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats could field not only a starting offence, but their starting offence.

After 5-year struggle, PBO to get data needed to measure cost of tax avoidance

Dumping Patrick Brown as leader has helped the Progressive Conservatives no matter who wins the party’s leadership, a new poll suggests.

RCMP has provided 'comfort letters' to firms that help families free hostages

Ontario woman ticketed for driving with a parrot on her shoulder, OPP say

Stone Church Sobeys is holding its grand opening on Feb. 15.

Dellen Millard has “committed two extremely serious murders one right after the other,” said Justice Michael Code. “He looks profoundly dangerous.”

Toronto stock market higher on broad-based rally, U.S. markets also up

Consider them the four-legged version of Team Canada.

NDP not currently investigating complaints against former MP Stoffer

Toronto police investigate reported stabbing at College subway station

— Colten Boushie’s family is in Ottawa meeting federal ministers after a Saskatchewan farmer accused of fatally shooting him was acquitted late last week.

The Equestrian Association for the Disabled is celebrating its 40th anniversary of serving Hamilton and area with therapeutic riding services with a gala event called “Jeans and Jewels — An Upscale Hoedown.” It is being held March 2 at Michelangelo Banquet Centre, 1555 Upper Ottawa St. For tickets, visit tead.on.ca or phone 905-689-8323 ext. 225.

LCBO chooses Shopify to run online cannabis sales; more pot retail news expected

Hamilton police officers responding to a call Saturday about a man who stole a shovel ended up buying him one and giving it to him as a gift.

Hamilton’s medical officer of health has issued a cold weather alert for early Tuesday.

The 2018 finalists for the Burlington Chamber of Commerce’s business excellence awards have been announced.

— President Rodrigo Duterte, the Philippine strongman who has earned a reputation for dirty tactics and language, was criticized Monday for having boasted that he had ordered soldiers to shoot female communist guerrillas in the genitals.

Firefighter injures arm but is released from hospital after Cathcart Street fire

Nova Scotia distiller sending four barrels of rum on round-the-world voyage

— An inquiry that has been examining discrimination experienced by Indigenous Quebecers at the hands of the public service began hearings in Montreal on Monday, with a high-profile Saskatchewan court ruling looming large over the proceedings.

Hydro One sale will lead to long-term cost to the province: FAO

— An Ohio woman had given up hope of seeing her wedding dress again after a dry cleaner mix-up three decades ago until her daughter’s friend saw photos of the dress on Facebook.

— A man accused of attempted murder in a knife attack on an Edmonton police officer will enter a plea at his next court date in mid-March.

Officer used tracking app to find phone in lobby of Corktown apartment.

'Canada does not treat us right' says Trump, as he threatens new global tax

Boushie's family meets federal ministers after acquittal in murder trial

NEW YORK — Donald Trump Jr.’s wife was taken to a New York City hospital as a precaution Monday after she opened an envelope addressed to her husband that contained an unidentified white powder, police said.

Aecon sale to face federal reviews encountered by Potash Corp, Norsat and others

Toronto police investigate reported stabbing at College subway station

NewsAlert: Scotiabank buying investment manager Jarislowsky Fraser for $950M

Police: Donald Trump Jr.'s wife exposed to white powder

Aboriginal politicians seek action: 'We can stand together even if we are apart'

Toronto police arrest four men in human trafficking investigation

Traditional medicine practitioner faces more charges of sexual, physical assault