Members of the Ticats’ and CFL’s ‘target demographic’ at the Grey Cup in first season going to Ticats’ games

Cherokee Golf Course Clubhouse a busy scene

If you want to look at who’s got influence in Ottawa, government observers often follow the money to see who’s got the spending power.

In a letter, the Conservative leader announced that Chief of Staff Marc-Andre Leclerc and Communications Director Brock Harrison have been relieved of their duties effective immediately.

Domestic: 5

Now that a dozen witnesses have testified before hearings on the possible impeachment of U.S. President Donald Trump, and with no more currently scheduled to appear, you might be tempted to ask. Is it time to render a judgment? Not quite.

Police are looking for a grey Ford F150 pickup truck

Walter Furlan was laid off from his job in steel in 2009. Ten years later he’s a top specialist in heritage restoration.

Police allege the man caused roughly $100,000 worth of damage to the business, partially by pouring soy sauce over multiple electronics.

An outage had previously affected around 1,100 Alectra customers.

Police say a post-mortem will be conducted at a Hamilton hospital to determine the cause of death.

Ryan Terrell was last seen leaving his Mountain home on Nov. 21.

Bonduelle salads recalled due to possible E. coli contamination

Agreement allows for more family units in residential blueprint and traffic-calming features

Four road safety experts urge politicians to consider the possibly deadly consequences of the policy.

The head of natural areas at the Royal Botanical Gardens, Tys Theijsmeijer, discusses the impacts of 24-billion litres of leaked sewage

Author says aligning these three pillars gets you noticed, builds trust

Woman is in her 70s, EMS says

If Montreal’s police cannot acknowledge racism within the force, then unfounded street checks on people of colour will continue, citizens told the city’s public security committee in impassioned testimony Friday.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is trying to play the part of Canada’s peacemaker, asking his counterparts in Ottawa and in other provinces to turn down the heated rhetoric and find a way to get along.

Council suppressed a damaging report until thespec.com asked questions.

Offering his own take on five long days of public hearings, U.S. President Donald Trump brushed off the impeachment inquiry as “total nonsense” on Friday and bad-mouthed a number of the U.S. diplomats who testified to Congress about his Ukraine pressure campaign.

Coun. Whitehead: ‘I think there’s culpability here’

All councillors knew about the magnitude of a four-year sewage spill at least as far back as January, but the public was not informed.

Canada’s defence minister says he doesn’t see China as an adversary, as a security conference in Halifax this weekend prepares to focus heavily on the Asian superpower.

An urban explorer stumbled on the leaky sewer gate in 2014 — but didn’t realize he was looking at a spill waiting to happen. The gate wasn’t properly closed until 2018.

Easy Lover Hanover tops the $1 million mark with victory

She described herself as the “perfect victim” for a predator who took advantage of vulnerable underage teenagers and young women.

Sheila and Ryan O’Leary told investigators that the family only eats fruit, vegetables and raw foods, such as mangoes, rambutans, bananas and avocados, according to the News-Press. The parents supplemented the toddler’s diet with breast milk.

Criminal charges have been dropped against a Niagara police officer accused of shooting another officer in rural Pelham in 2018.

There were 45 emergency room visits due to opioid overdose between Jan. 1 and April 30

York University governance expert says decision to not disclose information ‘perplexing.’

Helen Laird, who jokes she’s 19 years old and holding, is a ‘gypsy’ and says her motivation for going is to ‘party’

Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ wide receiver starred at Cardinal Newman and McMaster; third in young Canadian receiver depth chart

Barton Street East at Lottridge Street is closed off to traffic as well as the area of Barnesdale Ave. and Barton.

Peel police are reminding the public about when to call 911.

Shopkeepers and local officials also point to another culprit: tighter federal immigration enforcement

Baby boomers appear to be in better financial shape than their younger generation X and millennial counterparts.

KF Aerospace now has 200 employees at the airport with 200 more expected by 2022.

City health officials say posted signs around the polluted creek were enough to warn away paddlers

A developmentally delayed man, who both feared and respected his boss but was grateful for a job, is now homeless after his manager sexually assaulted him at work, court heard Thursday.

The driver of the pickup truck was assessed at the scene but declined to go to hospital.

Hamilton-based musician launches new CD on Grey Cup Sunday

Two in five indebted Canadians don't ever expect to escape debt, says survey

HPO’s annual report shows that the orchestra is well on its way to financial stability

This wasn't just another mistaken dial.

Former McMaster Marauder Chris Van Zeyl, cut from the Argos right before training camp, one of four winners and first Ticat to win league’s best offensive lineman award

Provincewide action will target ministry and school board initiatives, like EQAO preparation and report card comments

Opening up the market — a promise the Progressive Conservatives made after being elected last year — remains the government’s objective, the premier said in a news conference.

Pressure is on the prime minister to swiftly end the first strike in a decade at Canada’s largest railway and biggest exporter of raw materials.