Michael Chris-Ike saved his best game of the season for the Hamilton Catholic high school senior football championship.

The husband and wife sat on the hill overlooking the dirt parking lot, watching cars crunch up the unpaved road into Red Butte Canyon.

When Thomas Gallagher was 17, he worked as a clerk on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange and put $10 a week into an account at Irving Bank. “That was my discipline, my savings,” Gallagher said. “Back then, the goal was to have enough money to buy Christmas presents.”

The “Wicked Bible” omits one crucial word from the Seventh Commandment.

In Minnesota, Franken feels heat - but no broad call to quit

Each time a painting sells for countless millions, it’s hugely tempting to discuss billionaires’ whims and starving artists. But the $450 million paid by an anonymous buyer for “Salvator Mundi,” attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, is a different story. It’s a testament to the true value of great art.

A case report about the seizure and death of an 11-month old after exposure to cannabis has prompted headlines about “the first marijuana overdose death” this week.

Ontario Liberals try again Friday to legislate an end to the college strike

Lawyers to seek temporary reprieve today from Quebec's face-veil law

Canada Mexico ready to engage on U.S. sticking point

Alberta's proposed cannabis legislation includes mix of private and public sales

Quebec expected to table cannabis legislation today

Newly available drug could boost number of self-administered assisted deaths

Ottawa say Fairfax Financial Holdings interested in broken Churchill rail line

U.S. payroll firm challenges Statistics Canada with alternative employment data

The Home Instead office serving Hamilton has kicked off the 2017 Be a Santa to a Senior program.

Hunters near Chicago may be crying fowl.

New measures intended to protect vulnerable temp agency, casual, and part-time workers from pay discrimination got a boost Thursday, after the province moved to strengthen their provisions and make it harder for employers to violate the spirit of the proposed law.

A man who acknowledges killing a woman nearly 40 years ago said he needed to plot and carry out his escape from a Hawaii psychiatric hospital to prove that he could behave properly out in the community.

The owner of the Hamilton Bulldogs has followed up his public call for the building of a new, smaller arena to replace FirstOntario by saying he'd be willing to personally pay for half of it.

A man accused of murdering a young Toronto woman and burning her remains in a massive animal incinerator had been telling people in the weeks before her disappearance that he was buying the large piece of equipment to start a mobile pet cremation business with his uncle, a court heard Thursday.

Ingrid Lindholm remembers the final Facebook post from Bruno Trimarchi just two days before he was killed.

There's a jolly old elf on the shelf.

A judge and a defence lawyer spar over the question: What kind of behaviour can be called a “momentary lapse,” which, in criminal cases at least, excuses a motorist when he (or she) drives up on a sidewalk and kills a woman?

An officer with the Toronto police’s drug squad died of a fentanyl overdose earlier this year, with the amount of the opioid found in his system being too large to have been from mere contact with the drug, the force said Thursday.

Is coffee good or bad for us? How much is too much? Can it stunt growth? Donald Hensrud, M.D., director of Mayo Clinic’s Healthy Living Program, provides answers to these much-debated questions.

President Donald Trump lashed out at Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., in two suggestive Twitter posts late Thursday after the senator was accused by a Los Angeles radio newscaster of kissing and groping her more than a decade ago.

Billionaire Norwegian given $30,400 drunken driving fine

Normally, no. But there are a surprising number of exceptions to city rules — including an unpopular allowance for Canada Post trucks that is under review.

‘Very disappointed,' says Mohawk College president

A group of about 50 people assembled outside Hamilton City Hall Thursday night to call for an end to violence.

Hamilton Police detectives are investigating unnamed Conservative officials in connection with the May 7 candidate election in the riding of Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas.

Pine beetles from Jasper National Park moving into commercial forest

TransCanada Keystone pipeline leaks 795,000 litres of crude oil in South Dakota

Laurier launches third-party investigation after TA plays clip of gender debate

Researchers with the Spec's Collision Course CFL concussion project will talk about the impacts of concussions in children at an event open to the public.

‘Very disappointed,' says Mohawk College president

Michael Chris-Ike saved his best game of the season for the Hamilton Catholic high school senior football championship.

College strike vote results expected today

Ontario’s Liberal government is moving to introduce back-to-work legislation that would end a nearly five-week strike by college faculty, though opposition from the NDP means it may not happen quickly.

With President Donald Trump standing on the sidelines, Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore and his allies on the ground in Alabama are bracing for an extended conflict — not with Democrats, but with their own party in Washington.

Burglars hit tennis star Venus Williams’ Florida home, stealing $400,000 worth of goods while she was at the U.S. Open, police said Thursday.

— Officials with the Town of Lincoln are warning residents about a door-to-door sales scam that makes false claims about the municipal water system.

Valerie Plante to be sworn in as Montreal mayor this afternoon

The wife of terror suspect Mohamed Harkat told a court Thursday her husband wouldn’t hurt a bug — literally — as she argued for fewer federal restrictions on his everyday activities.

Canada and Mexico are prepared to engage the United States on one of its most contentious demands for NAFTA, in an early indication of how proposals currently deemed non-starters could, in theory, be redesigned into something all three countries can live with.

The Latest: FIFA says it 'strongly supports' US prosecution

Ontario provincial police have charged two men with human trafficking offences in the Toronto area.

College strike vote results expected today

Ontario's colleges and striking faculty returned to the bargaining table Thursday, hours after workers voted overwhelmingly to reject a contract offer and continue their nearly five-week job action.