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Updated 2025-02-03 19:45
U.S. had slowest population growth rate since the First World War
The past year’s population growth rate in the United States was the slowest in a century due to declining births, increasing deaths and the slowdown of international migration, according to figures released Monday by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Mayor and federal minister McKenna in talks over LRT after provincial cancellation
Task force meant to explore alternatives to now-axed light-rail initiative to include city manager, Eisenberger says
Christmas trees piling up for barriers
The RBG needs 2,700 trees
Get your party on at these local New Year’s Eve bashes
Welcome 2020 at these area events.
Weather is getting weird in Hamilton this week
The city will be hit with rain, snow and unseasonable warmth
‘Vanilla sex’ bores Grimsby man found with cache of child porn
Fellow McMaster students once caught the man watching child pornography.
Hamilton rental woes grow in 2019
From ‘renovictions’ to skyrocketing rents, it was a painful year as tenant advocates pushed for solutions
Former Tory leadership contender Erin O’Toole revving up for new campaign
O’Toole placed third in the 2017 race that ended with Andrew Scheer beating Maxime Bernier by a hair.
Ottawa and airline industry consider financial partnership to address shortage of pilots
Federal officials combing through skills training programs have concluded major changes are needed if those are to be used to address a shortage of airline pilots.
Canada sends two more groups of firefighters to Australia to help fight wildfires
Firefighters from across Canada are on their way to Australia to bolster Canadians already assisting the country in the battle against devastating wildfires.
Eight things to do in Halton this week
There’s plenty to do around Halton Region the week of Dec. 31 to Jan. 3.
Skinny parking stall, bad hair style, lead list of improper 911 calls to E-Comm
Officials say list highlights alarming trend where some callers know they aren’t facing an emergency and choose to call 911 anyway.
How long can you put off saving for retirement? Surprisingly, waiting until your 50s makes sense for some
Ideally you should draw up a saving plan in your late 30s or early 40s. But it can still be an enormous help if you don’t manage to get to it until your late 40s or 50s or even later.
The best (and worst) of Hamilton sports in 2019
Spectator columnists Steve Milton and Scott Radley deconstruct the year that was in sports
Sudan sentences 27 to death for torturing, killing protester
A Sudanese court on Monday sentenced 27 members of the country’s security forces to death by hanging for torturing and killing a detained protester during the uprising against longtime autocrat Omar al-Bashir earlier this year.
New industry develops around sucking carbon dioxide out of atmosphere
Carbon dioxide turned into a useful product that can be profitably removed from the atmosphere
Envoys protest Russian claims about Second World War
Russian President Vladimir Putin has argued that collusion between Western powers and Adolf Hitler paved the way for the war. He also cast Poland as an anti-Semitic country that welcomed Hitler’s plans to destroy Europe’s Jews.
New vaping promotion ban comes into effect in Ontario on Wednesday
The government will still allow the products to be promoted in specialty vaping and cannabis shops, which are open to people aged 19 and older.
Can you go 30 days without spending? Try my annual spending detox to get the new year off to a healthy start
Turning the taps off when it comes to spending can save you hundreds — sometimes thousands — of dollars. Interested in the challenge? There are three rules...
Gary Smith: 10 shows that rose above the (200) rest in 2019
From London to New York, from Stratford and Niagara-on-the-Lake to Toronto
City dumping wastewater into Hamilton Harbour after wet weather overwhelms sewer system
Third such incident reported since new transparency measures introduced
Ancaster Starbucks closes as petition fails to brew up support
For Christine DeMarco and her autistic daughter, loss of local coffee shop hits home
The British royals became the biggest pop culture phenoms of the decade. What does it mean?
Why we were royally obsessed this decade
Stoney Creek-area Tim Hortons closing Jan. 3
Barton Street location doesn’t have a drive-thru
China convicts 3 researchers involved in gene-edited babies
Scientist used a tool called CRISPR to try to disable a gene that allows the AIDS virus to enter a cell
Bulldogs win 5-1 against North Bay
The Bulldogs sit in fifth place of the OHL’s Eastern Conference.
Hamilton views: A few places with a view around the city
A look at the area from James Street, Cliffview Park and Dundurn Castle
Multimillion-dollar scam, bullying and Swoop cancellations — top Hamilton stories 2019: Part 5
72 reasons to sign up to TheSpec.com
Victim identified in Hamilton Mountain crash; police say drivers didn’t stop for collision scene
A vehicle “barrelled through” the scene, nearly striking an officer, said Det. Const. Jaimi Bannon.
Winnipeg police say man walked into station and said he killed a relative
Milles Anthony Ramirez, 31, of Winnipeg, is charged with second-degree murder and remains in custody.
Hamilton bus drivers’ union ratifies four-year deal
Members of the union representing 800 local transit workers voted 83 per cent in favour of new collective agreement
‘National treasure’ Hamilton’s David Braley receives Order of Canada
The Hamilton philanthropist and businessman was honoured for his contributions to the Canadian Football League (CFL) and for his entrepreneurial and philanthropic leadership in his community
Trump gets blowback after naming whistleblower source @Surfermom77
A Twitter user first passed along the alleged name of the person that said Trump had dealings with Ukraine.
Toronto Transit Commission retires last of its 40-year-old streetcars
The commission has been phasing out the Canadian Light Rail Vehicles and replacing them with more accessible, low-floor streetcars that were first introduced in 2014.
Man with Canadian passport pawn in U.S.-Russia espionage feud, says family
In addition to his U.S. passport, Whelan is a citizen of three other countries: Britain, Canada and Ireland.
Ukraine, eastern rebels swap prisoners in move to end war
The swap at a checkpoint near the rebel-held city of Horlivka was part of an agreement brokered this month at a summit of the leaders of Ukraine, Russia, Germany and France.
Parishioners shoot and kill Texas church gunman
Officials say one other person was shot dead in the attack Sunday morning and another was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
Dozens homeless after fire in seniors’ residence in Trois-Pistoles, Que.
All of the 70 or so residents taken out safely, however, they will not be able to return to their units, and officials are looking for other places to house them.
Service Canada told key to improving online services is human touch
A review noted barriers to applying via the internet for benefits are “psychological and emotional.”
New industry develops around sucking carbon dioxide out of atmosphere
Innovative projects are hoping to help in the fight against climate change by turning its main driver — carbon dioxide — into a useful product that can be profitably removed from the atmosphere.
Justin Bieber double-doubles down on Tim Hortons lid debate with Instagram posts
“Who’s Canadian and misses these lids at Tim Hortons like I do,” Bieber asked his social media followers alongside an image of the old Tim Hortons lid.
5 stabbed at rabbi’s house on Hanukkah; suspect arraigned
A knife-wielding man stormed into a rabbi’s home and stabbed five people as they celebrated Hanukkah in an Orthodox Jewish community north of New York City, an ambush the governor said was an act of domestic terrorism fuelled by intolerance and a “cancer” of growing hatred in America.
Hamilton police investigating after hit-and-run leaves cyclist with minor injuries
Police are asking for the public’s help in finding a white pickup truck allegedly involved in the crash
Pedestrian dead after Hamilton Mountain collision involving motorcycle
Police say the motorcycle struck two pedestrians as they were trying to cross the road at Mohawk Road East, just east of Upper Gage Avenue, on the Mountain Saturday.
Health conditions complicate search for insurance
Canadians with health issues face difficulty finding affordable life insurance
Four unsolved cases included in Hamilton homicides of 2019
Looking back on the 13 lives taken in Hamilton
The case for Sister Carmelina’s sainthood moves from Toronto to the Vatican
Father Claudio Piccinini could use a few miracles.
How the Great Recession helped shape politics in the 2010s
From the rise of populism and Occupy to the Trudeau Liberals’ defence of globalization, the Great Recession of 2008-09 can be seen as a trigger for the currents that helped shape politics of the past decade
LifeLabs faces class-action suit over data breach
The majority of affected consumers are reportedly in B.C. and Ontario, with the company’s investigation finding 85,000 customers impacted from 2016 or earlier in Ontario.
‘Don’t leave candles unattended,’ warns Hamilton fire chief following two fires
The warning comes after two fires caused by candles in two days, including one that sent a resident to hospital and caused $75,000 in damages.
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