An Iranian commander quoted by the Tasnim News Agency suggested that dozens of American facilities in the Middle East were at risk.

No winning ticket was sold for the $70 million dollar jackpot in Friday night’s Lotto Max draw.

The U.S. president might be making a similar calculation for himself but evidence is scant that military aggression has helped any recent president win a second term.

Samantha Jean Allen was last seen leaving her Burlington residence at Headon Road and Headon Forest Drive on Dec.13.

Descendants of Canadian troops to take 60-kilometre trek through the Netherlands

Donna Reid says her business continues, but in a different form; owner has sold the building

Sometimes wrong becomes right.

U.S. allies Britain, Germany and Canada suggested that Iran bore some responsibility for the confrontation.

The killing of Gen. Qassem Soleimani, the head of Iran’s elite Quds Force, marks a major escalation in the standoff between Washington and Iran.

Several officers were also among those killed when the plane went down Thursday evening in the restive region of West Darfur, which has recently witnessed deadly ethnic clashes.

Street creed the catchword for talent sought for top British positions under Boris Johnson.

Officials from New York to California said they were ramping up security after Iranian leaders threatened revenge for the U.S. killing of one of their most powerful generals.

Friday afternoon, the U.S. government said there was compelling intelligence General Qassem Soleimani was planning a significant campaign of violence against the U.S.

A racist rant sparked by a dispute over a parking space — and caught on video on Boxing Day — illustrates the need for locally developed protocols to enforce and track incidents of hate speech, says Saleh Waziruddin.

Liberals set table for school-food program, warned to avoid top-down approach

The Ontario Cannabis Store unveiled 59 new items Friday including a variety of vapes, edibles and a tea.

Parents contacted police after daughter sent images to an unknown individual.

OSSTF, the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation, will resume talks with provincial government this month, though no dates have been set

Nurse, who plays for the Canberra Capitals in the eight-team Australia-based WNBL, said on Twitter that she will donate $5 for every point her team scores over their next five games to wildfire relief efforts in Australia.

Five Niagara residents face charges after police uncovered more than $85,000 worth of drugs, close to $40,000 in currency, five firearms, 200 rounds of ammunition and brass knuckles.

A Corktown eatery pays tribute to the smoked meat sandwich

The Ontario Cannabis Store unveiled 59 new items today including a variety of vapes, edibles and a tea.

Vancouver home sales up in December and 2019, prices down from year earlier

Recent public opinion research presents a clear call to action to enhance retirement affordability for Canadians, write Jim Keohane and David Coletto.

A provincial pilot started Jan. 1 to legalize the kick-style electronic scooters on Ontario roads, but it is up to cities to pass bylaws to say where — or if — the devices are allowed.

A man and a woman, both in their 20s, have been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Jordan Henry in Brampton minutes before midnight on New Year’s Eve.

The Group of Seven first exhibited 100 years ago.

Nicknamed ‘The Beast of Delianova,’ Musitano was extradited from his Ray Street North home in 1965.

The son of mobster Rocco Luppino, Cece did not have a criminal record and was not known to police.

Iavarone was known to police before his death because of associations with people involved in traditional organized crime, but had no criminal record.

Judge ruled that the Mob exists locally. However, he did not accept the co-conspirators were members.

Papalia was close with Rocco Perri, being from the same area in Italy.

Musitano was shot in the driveway of his Waterdown home

Possession of THC for the purpose of trafficking charges stayed in 2018.

Likelihood of a future where automation eliminates half of Canadian jobs called “overstated.”

Many buildings of poor quality mean risk is higher and damage and death told next time could be severe.

Enjoy the final weekend of Christmas break. Here are a couple of fun ideas to keep you busy in the Hamilton area.

Pat Musitano shot, Cece Luppino murdered and other cases

The Coalition Avenir Quebec government passed legislation in the fall that upped the legal age for accessing cannabis from 18, citing the impact of cannabis on young minds in deciding to act.

The Pentagon said that the U.S. military has killed Gen. Qasem Soleimani, the head of Iran’s elite Quds Force, at the direction of President Donald Trump.

Police were responding to a mischief call early New Year’s Day; SIU investigating

Don Valley East MPP Michael Coteau says it “was a shame” for the Ford government to cancel the research that put the province “ahead of the game” on poverty reduction initiatives.

A vehicle carrying members of two families struck a rock cut near a highway shortly before 9 a.m. on New Year’s Day, police said.

Public meeting on Jan. 9 will look at changes for students at four elementary schools

The RCMP is defending its practice of profiling people by scouring their online social-media presences, saying the national police force lawfully obtains information with the aim of protecting Canadians.

Police were responding to a mischief call early New Year’s Day

Youth now also charged with assault causing bodily harm, forcible confinement and uttering threats

Burlington council is looking into allowing bonfires in a neighbourhood that believes it should be treated more like a rural community.

With the Bank of Canada hinting it might consider raising interest rates again because the economy is “near capacity,” more insolvencies would likely follow, experts say.

A look back at 2019 through the lens of Hamilton Spectator photographer Scott Gardner