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Critics of the lottery system say the province’s slow approach has left legal sellers unable to keep pace with the black market.

The field could be as packed as 2017 when 13 people vied for the Conservative crown.

The case of a Sikh paramedic taken off the road in Hamilton 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.

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

Bill 21, adopted last June, prohibits some public sector workers, including teachers, police officers and prison guards, from wearing religious symbols.

The Nova Scotia government could make a key decision as early as Friday regarding the fate of a pulp mill and the thousands of forest industry jobs it supports.

The Public Health Agency of Canada is advising exotic pet owners to practise good hygiene amid a salmonella outbreak in six provinces that’s been linked to contact with snakes and rodents.

Hamilton police held another of their “Coffee with a Cop” sessions at the Starbucks at York Boulevard and Bay Street on Thursday morning. The events, usually held every other month, give members of the public a chance to meet with a police officer in an informal setting to air their concerns and hopefully alleviate the mistrust many have with law enforcement. The first Coffee with a Cop was held in Hawthorne, Calif., in 2011 and has spread to nine countries in the ensuing years.

Independent oversight council calls for more checks and balances of the Ontario Forensic Pathology Service days after harsh auditor general’s report

As many as 20,000 people are without power as temperatures tumbled.

A GoFundMe page has been established with a goal of $50,000.

Farrar has been serving as acting president since July following the departure of Patrick Deane

The U.S. Senate adopted a resolution recognizing the Armenian genocide, following House approval of a similar measure, despite opposition from President Donald Trump’s State Department on concerns that it would further complicate ties with Turkey.

Home for the holidays or just looking to get away from the mall? Here are eight things to do in Hamilton area this weekend.

Public meeting planned to discuss eight month project

As the news broke, Global News first reported allegations that Scheer using Conservative party money to pay for his children’s private schooling.

Incident marks 44th shooting in city this year

In 2020, it’s abundantly clear that we must do better

Where you live and how much you drive may decide if hybrids are worth the cost

She’s Dynamite in Theatre Aquarius’s production of ‘Hairspray’

A Toronto jury has convicted Nicholas Johnson of second-degree murder for stabbing his broken-hearted lover 126 times at a northwest Toronto park in 2017.

The 21-year-old hit on Wellington Street North on Dec. 5 has the mental capacity of a teenager caused by a rare condition

Federal Nakagawa Majuro, docked at Parrish & Heimbecker as it takes on grain or flour at the mill.

About 20 community members attended the Tuesday evening town hall, hosted by a bullying support group.

Since election night in October, Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer has repeatedly asserted the Liberals have a minority government with the weakest mandate in Canadian history.

The 21-year-old hit on Wellington Street North on Dec. 5 has the mental capacity of a teenager caused by a rare condition

City approved the residential care facility’s application this month after new owners did not submit a completed application in the summer

The positioning of the murder victims’ bodies was eerily similar to a tableau of two life-sized, human-shaped art figures in a room near the basement crime scene in the billionaire couple’s Toronto home.

Forty-six-year-old has been missing since Nov. 28

— Sentenced to life in jail for killing his ex-girlfriend, Michael Ball doesn’t want to spend more than 25 years in prison.

Consumers on the hunt for a Christmas tree have little to cheer about this year, as prices are through the roof due to a shortage of trees that can be traced back to the 2008 financial crisis.

‘People aren’t buying homes and simply holding them vacant, says head of Hamilton real estate board

Airline acknowledges long call wait times and says that some duplicate booking numbers were issued, giving customers access to other people’s flight information

Intent was never to have municipality run the initiative, councillor says

Council emerged from a long, closed-door meeting Wednesday to vote to release a confidential report on the potential breach that involves addresses and names of customers who receive city water

Forty-six-year-old has been missing since Nov. 28

Harbour restorers even used motion-activated, singing, dancing Santas to scare away unwanted gulls and cormorants

Donald Trump Jr. killed a long-horned argali sheep last summer on a trip to Mongolia that he bought at a National Rifle Association fundraising benefit — and was given a permit after the fact, ProPublica reports.

A report released by the National Farmers Union says old-fashioned mixed farming combined with new technology can reduce emissions and keep more farm families on the land.

Mayor says the exercise would have been a ‘fool’s errand’

City says a grandfathered permit means dumping of out-of-town fill — up to 5,000 truckloads — can legally continue on 8th Concession West until January

The 22-month-old was injured last week and a 16-year-old boy has been charged in connection with the incident.

More than 30 actresses and former Weinstein employees who sued him for accusations ranging from sexual misconduct to rape agreed to the deal, lawyers said.

Opposition parties’ public fretting over aspects of the newly revised North American free-trade deal — a pact tweaked this week to win American lawmakers’ support — suggests the agreement’s path to ratification might not be smooth.

Public high school teachers at nine Ontario school boards held a one-day strike Wednesday — the second in as many weeks — as the province and union agreed to return to the bargaining table.

Council emerged from a long closed meeting Wednesday to vote to release a confidential report on the potential breach that involves addresses and names of customers who receive city water.

Linda and Clayton Babcock have struggled for nearly two years to obtain a death certificate for their daughter, Laura Babcock, who vanished in 2012.

Twin-engine aircraft went down on the northwest corner of Gabriola Island, near Nanaimo.

Donald Trump Jr. killed a long-horned argali sheep last summer on a trip to Mongolia that he bought at a National Rifle Association fundraising benefit — and was given a permit after the fact, ProPublica reports.