Ousted Rockton Agricultural Society general manager Don Pede is suing the agricultural society for in excess of $300,000 plus damages and lost wages — and demanding he be returned to his position.

Defeated Montreal-area candidates laid out concerns ranging from logistical complaints about the Quebec campaign’s operations and failures to broader concerns that the Conservative leader cannot win in Quebec in the next election.

Neighbours heard early-morning gunshots in area; investigators are looking into whether homicide is related to nearby car fire.

The Toxics Reduction Act was the only program of its kind in Canada and would be a precedent for North America, South America, Asia and elsewhere — but the provincial government has repealed it.

The alleged assaults occurred over a period of four days.

Police say they are concerned there may be more victims and are encouraging all affected individuals speak with investigators.

The assaults appear to have been carried out by the same suspect striking random targets.

Speaking for the first time since returning from business in India, the mayor defends council’s decision about 24-billion-litre leak into Chedoke Creek

A provincial officer’s order about the Chedoke Creek sewage spill required the city to post it in a ‘conspicuous place’ — so the city put it in a staff-only treatment plant control room.

Teachers in Ontario’s public elementary and high schools have started administrative work-to-rule campaigns to put pressure on the government at the bargaining table.

Ball is advising a revamped Fiscal Stabilization Program, whicvh helps provinces respond to sudden economic downturns, but comes with a cap of about $60 per person.

Hamilton one of the first cities in the province to have an Ontario Health Team which will be charged with overseeing dramatic changes to how local health care is delivered, funded and governed.

Lawyer Olga Redko argued it breaches the sexual equality guarantees in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms — which are not shielded by the notwithstanding clause that the province has invoked to avoid court challenges.

The strike, had it continued through the end of the week, could have cost the Canadian economy between $1.6 billion and $2.2 billion.

Arguments wrapped up in a Federal Court Tuesday on Canada’s challenge to the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal’s recent ruling ordering a $40,000 payment to every First Nations child inappropriately taken away from their parents after 2006.

Speaking for the first time since returning from business in India, the mayor defends council’s decision about 24-billion-litre leak into Chedoke Creek

Water bill for the average resident in 2020 will jump by $29 next year under a proposed budget. A small part of that hike will pay for better sewage tank inspections.

About 2,000 people gathered in the West Bank city of Ramallah by midday, where they set ablaze posters of U.S. President Donald Trump, as well as Israeli and American flags.

Hot neighbourhoods Leckie Park, Fifty Point and Waterdown West

Accused had five assault convictions, including one less than a year before fatal shooting of Yosif Al-Hasnawi

Acquisition would allow the Quebec-based retailer to expand beyond North America and Europe as it aims to double in size.

The magnitude-6.4 quake was felt across the southern Balkans and was followed by multiple aftershocks

The ad said the baby is two weeks old, sleeps and doesn’t make noise at night. It also said the seller would provide clothes and formula, and offered to include the baby’s four-year-old sister for free.

He eventually admitted he started the fire with a lighter “for unknown reasons.”

Environment Canada says winds gusting to 80 km/h are expected

High school sports are supposed to be accessible for all — but kids with fewer resources are being left out. The Spectator’s unprecedented survey revealed 58 per cent of student-athletes come from Hamilton’s neighbourhoods with above-average wealth.

Among survey respondents, nearly twice as many girls opted not to play sports.

Clients who received care in the last five years have been told to take precautions.

Police earlier this week released photos of a suspect wanted in an earlier incident at York University’s Scott Library. Police have not confirmed they are looking for the same suspect in all three incidents.

The union says normal operations at CN will resume Wednesday at 6 a.m. local time across Canada.

10 Commandments of Training for Longevity, Gait strength and continual change.

Police say Daniel Joseph Whalen confronted two homeowners with a knife

Do you remember when there were no traffic lights to ebb the flow of traffic?

Trump campaigned on a promise to construct a wall along the southern border and to make Mexico pay for the project as part of his plan to limit illegal immigration.

Hamilton-raised composer Carly Paradis finds success in London

While visible minorities make up 46 per cent of the Toronto region’s workforce, they account for more than 63 per cent of the working poor, Metcalf Foundation report says.

Police have closed eastbound lanes of highway 7/8 at Homer Watson Boulevard and the on ramp at Courtland Avenue in Kitchener for a police investigation.

Mrs. Trump wished everyone a “Merry Christmas” before going back inside the White House.

Three apartment buildings had reportedly fallen during the night and it was unknown how many people might be trapped.

For the third time in the past four days, a person has been assaulted with a bucket full of feces.

Robin Speziale, who built a stock portfolio worth $300,000 by age 30, has some hot tips for millennials on how to buy their first stock.

She was wearing blue jeans, a black sweater with black running shoes.

All lanes of Highway 403 at Highway 52 were open at 5 a.m. this morning

Unions say the provincewide job action will target administrative tasks and won’t impact students

Health Minister in Hamilton Tuesday to announce one of the first Ontario Health Teams

Giller Prize winner Ian Williams thanked elementary school teacher Peter Lucic from the stage at last Monday’s gala. Then the tears began to flow.

Police says they don’t know if the two incidents are connected.

While the federal Liberals insist they are appealing a Canadian Human Rights Tribunal ruling on First Nations children because it limits the families that could receive compensation, multiple parties arguing on behalf of Indigenous children and families say the government simply doesn’t want to pay.

Canada’s agriculture minister is urging Canadian National Railway Co. and its workers to reach a deal to alleviate the impact an ongoing strike is having on farmers.

Federal government urged to intervene in case of Canadian citizen arrested in Uzbekistan and imprisoned in China.