Here’s what stands out among the changes in the new legal aid bill the province introduced this week.

Bebawi, 73, faced trial on five charges, including fraud, corruption of foreign officials and laundering proceeds of crime. A jury on Sunday found him guilty of all the crimes.

After more than two weeks of talks, negotiators barely mustered enthusiasm for the comprise they had patched together, while raising grievances about the many issues that remain unresolved.

More than 76,000 unsecured creditors came forward to claim they are owed $214.6 million

The blazes in the Monteregie region that police said totally destroyed the two buildings are believed to be criminal.

Small group undeterred by rain and snow

A Guatemalan cardinal who advocates for migrants will visit Mississippi following immigration raids last summer that prompted 680 arrests.

Guatemalan cardinal to visit Mississippi after migrant raids

Stephen Harper said to be furious over Scheer using Conservative Party funds to pay for his children’s private school tuition.

The predators have long roamed the mainland Inuvialuit communities but they’re reportedly now appearing around Sachs Harbour and Ulukhaktok.

Close confidant of Honey Sherman told police the billionaire philanthropist spoke of making changes to her will in the weeks before the murders.

Outraged Democrats accused McConnell of abandoning his duty to render ‘impartial justice’ after his dismissive television interview.

At one time, the Hamilton medic was given option of shaving two lines into his beard to fit respirator

Cultural assessment reports “describes an offender’s background and personal history, including their experiences of anti-Black racism in education, social services and the legal system.”

Company “is working closely with the city to correct this oversight,” the utility says.

The trio will be the celebrity guests Saturday during a holiday event at the Tanganyika Wildlife Park.

The Supreme Court said Friday it will hear President Donald Trump’s pleas to keep his tax, bank and financial records private.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau issued marching orders to his cabinet on Friday. While many of the instructions come straight from the Liberal campaign platform, there are a few new things to take note of.

President said Friday the “historic reform” aims at better equipping the country for 21st century challenges.

Ontario’s New Democrats are calling on the Progressive Conservative government to exempt Sikh paramedics from having to wear a specific respirator that would be impeded by long beards.

Public Health Ontario said 435 people died from opioid overdoses between January and March — a 40 per cent increase from the same period in 2018 when 307 deaths were reported.

A great day for a biker bash with above average December temperatures, lots of sun, and most importantly, no snow

“We are before Your Honour prepared to plead guilty to 60 charges — all the charges before the court,” defence lawyer David Humphrey told Justice Enzo Rondinelli.

Disgraced former Hamilton police officer Craig Ruthowsky behind bad intelligence

14-year-old was stabbed behind Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School in October

Progressive Conservative MPP promises residents ‘regular’ updates on studies and cleanup efforts in Chedoke Creek and Cootes Paradise

The marching orders from Trudeau include making planes and trains more accessible; making airports more efficient and accountable to travellers; and set standards to limit the amount of time travellers spend waiting at airport security.

The House is expected to approve the two articles of impeachment next week, before lawmakers depart for the holidays.

Justice Minister David Lametti is being asked to move quickly to respond to a recent court ruling on doctor-assisted death, but he says the Liberal government is open to reforming the existing law in an even bigger way than the judge ordered.

Whistleblowers are key to a healthy democracy

Candidates don’t want to cross picket lines at university.

Two former cabinet ministers now actively putting together teams for their bid for the Conservative leadership after Andrew Scheer announced his intention to step down.

Jeff and Jennifer Wolfenden had a touchingly powerful love, built on a relationship formed as they both recovered from strokes. He died this summer in a motorcycle accident.

Police Deputy Commissioner Wally Haumaha said the families cheered when they were told of the successful recovery of six bodies and expressed joy and relief.

The Hamilton teen’s body wasn’t found for more than six months, on grounds of Flamborough group home

From January to November 2019, Hamilton euthunized 363 animals, a decline from 679 in 2016.

New training initiative designed to create a new crop of qualified automotive service technicians

The inaugural session of the axe-throwing league, called the Shield Maidens, begins on Jan. 19 and runs for eight consecutive weeks.

Campbell will carry Canada’s colours at the world tournament, which runs Friday through Jan. 1

The Toronto Star has come up with a likely scenario using clues provided by sources, photographs and floor plans from the home, as well as a timeline of events.

Public’s right to know versus erosion of trust among councillors

— This is the biggest ask Camila Calegari has ever made, but it’s her last chance.

The case of a Sikh paramedic taken off the road because his beard would impede a respirator in situations involving hazardous airborne pollutants has prompted a review of safety regulations with an eye to accommodating religious beliefs.

Sachin Mehta, 41, appeared in Ontario Court of Justice in St. Catharines Thursday and pleaded guilty to a charge of making indecent communications.

Laurie Didyk learned it was vital to get her daughter into the system as a child, because if they waited until she was an adult it would likely be two decades or more before they’d find a place for Arianne.

For Johnson, whose brief tenure has been marked by serial defeats in Parliament, legal reversals and ceaseless upheaval, it was a resounding vindication.

Take a trip back to when our Christmas customs began at Dundurn Castle

Lawyer Scott Bergman’s recommended terms of reference result from consultations with members of Hamilton’s LGBTQ community.

Elaine Bellevue was the fourth of 14 women and children allegedly killed by current or former intimate partners in GTA last year, one among dozens in recent years.

The 2,000 square-foot store would be at the James Wagner facility at Homer Watson Boulevard and Manitou Drive