Jeff Archbold is suing the Ontario Cycling Association, alleging “reprisals” against him for speaking up about a coach who 11 years ago had charges dropped after he had sex with a minor in the U.S. The association denies his allegations.

Prehistoric puppy, believed to be 18,000 years old, found in Russia permafrost

“He could have been one of the greats,” said daughter-in-law Jennifer

If your community organization is closing or cancelling and event or activity, email news@thespec.com

Rapscallion and Two Black Sheep are returning to Hamilton’s menu of restaurants, in a new location — Ventura’s old space

Hamilton police couldn’t keep up with calls for downed lines and trees

Accusations of North-Burlington discrimination hit city as zones 1 and 4 will not receive loose-leaf roadside leaf pickup

Prozzäk’s guitarist James Bryan McCollum says goodbye to his cartoon alter ego, lovelorn pop songs and his old life in Toronto

If you get sick or have an accident in the States or overseas it can cost you tens of thousands of dollars in health care costs — and soon you’ll be on your own.

Man arrested in Oakville in decades old cold case.

Hamilton police couldn’t keep up with calls for downed lines and trees

About 70 per cent of all collisions between 2014 and 2018 occurred during daylight hours and 80 per cent of all collisions happened during clear weather conditions.

Street-racing trial hears closing arguments; defence lawyers argue there’s no proof of racing in collision that killed innocent motorist

Harvey Bischof, president of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation, said his negotiators remain frustrated over the slow pace of talks, which were held all weekend in a bid to avoid a one-day strike.

Hamilton police couldn’t keep up with calls for downed lines and trees

Calls to close St. Lawrence Seaway for a month to allow for higher outflows on Lake Ontario is a “step too far” and would have major economic repercussions in both Canada and the U.S., says the Chamber of Marine Commerce.

In Ontario, 69 per cent of survey participants had a somewhat negative opinion of Ford, while 26 per cent had a somewhat positive view. Nationally, 65 per cent had a negative opinion.

Mark Carney has been speaking for years on the implications of climate change initiatives for the world financial sector.

The daylong event was sponsored by the Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation

The idea of a northern university has been kicked around since at least 2007 when a survey in all three territories found residents wanted more influence over Arctic research. Northern First Nations have been asking for one for 50 years.

Drivers in Quebec without the proper tires between Dec. 1 and March 15, inclusively, are liable to be fined up to $300.

The fierce backlash over Prince Andrew’s television interview about his friendship with disgraced financier and convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein has thrown a harsh spotlight on the Queen’s management of the Firm.

Majority Democrats say the report will speak for itself in laying out possible charges of bribery or “high crimes and misdemeanours,” the constitutional standard for impeachment.

Saturday, Britain grappled with the aftermath of another terrorist attack in the heart of London just as the Islamic State group claimed responsibility. Two people were killed and at least three were wounded in Friday’s attack.

Started five years ago, the program was designed to bring graduate students together with prisoners to study criminology in an effort to reduce stigma and marginalization experienced by many inmates.

The Midwestern states’ launch into the potentially lucrative recreational market comes at a turbulent time for the industry, which has been rocked by layoffs, the vaping health scare and investor disappointment with Canada’s marijuana program.

OPP Sgt. Kerry Schmidt urged residents to avoid travel following numerous collisions on slippery regional highways

Environment Canada forecasts about 2 cm of snow overnight

Two 15-year-old girls and a 13-year-old boy injured in stabbing attack on busy Dutch shopping street.

The Houdini Museum is tucked away on the fourth floor of a building in Midtown Manhattan.

The deceased, identified by police as 65-year-old Ronald Cyr of Van Buren, Maine, called 911 after he was shot by his self-made home security device and was taken to a hospital, Van Buren Police said in a Friday news release.

Windsor woman dies in Chatham, Ont. collision

Environment Canada says “several hours of freezing rain” is expected Sunday

It’s amazing what a string of coloured Christmas lights can do.

Here’s an array of events in the history of the Eaton’s department store.

All that’s missing is dad, curled up with the cats

The jury convicted Gavin MacMillan and Enzo DeJesus Carrasco of sexually assaulting and drugging a 24-year-old woman but were unable to reach a verdict on forcible confinement for both men.

Yorkdale has valets, live chat and real-time electronic signs, while Sherway Gardens lets shoppers reserve their spots in advance

New Brunswick-based ARC Nuclear Canada says in a news release that its president will attend a signing ceremony Sunday between the provinces of New Brunswick, Ontario and Saskatchewan.

Calls to close the St. Lawrence Seaway for a month to allow for higher outflows on Lake Ontario is a “step too far” and would have major economic repercussions in both Canada and the U.S.

Calls to close the St. Lawrence Seaway for a month to allow for higher outflows on Lake Ontario is a “step too far” and would have major economic repercussions in both Canada and the U.S.

When asked if she had an issue with Scheer not attending Pride parades, Leona Alleslev replied that politicians aren’t asked if they marched in a St. Patrick’s Day parade.

Environment Canada says “several hours of freezing rain” is expected Sunday

Polish immigrant helped subdue British-born terrorist with a five-foot narwhal tusk grabbed from a wall.

Usman Khan, 28, was a convicted Islamist terrorist, recently released from prison after serving just half his 16-year sentence for an earlier plot to bomb the London Stock Exchange.

What you need to know about the city’s underground infrastructure

Breakdown of a second gate turned a system that was supposed to protect the environment into a natural area’s worst enemy

A man who opened fire in the crowded food court of a popular mall in downtown Toronto seven years ago, killing two people, was sentenced to life in prison on Friday.

University of Alberta says his views don’t represent institution, but he has a right to share them.

The man representing the Liberal government in the Senate is stepping down at the end of the year.