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McMaster study finds high-intensity exercise improves memory in seniors
Those who engaged in more intense bursts of activity saw their memory improve up to 30 per cent, but those who engaged in just moderate exercise or only stretching saw no average improvement.
UPDATE: Rollover shuts down Upper Red Hill ramp
Police say the Upper Red Hill exit from the eastbound Lincoln Alexander Parkway remains closed.
Pamela Anderson asks Trudeau to serve inmates vegan meals to save cash
The former Baywatch star says the move would also help the planet and the health of federal inmates in her letter to the prime minister.
Inside the new Eataly Toronto: From $900 cheese wheels to more than 1,000 pasta shapes
The luxury Italian food hall, opening on Nov. 13, will be the Eataly’s 34th store across the globe.
UPDATE: Light rain for tonight’s Trick or Treating
Hamilton Conservation Authority issues flood watch warning
Hamilton police set to name new deputy chief
Mayor Fred Eisenberger will announce the force’s new deputy chief at police headquarters today.
Youth arrested after potential threat sends Hamilton high school, learning centre into hold and secure
The hold and secure has been lifted, but police continue to investigate
Hamilton Coun. Esther Pauls wants to build a 'unique' park for Eastmount community
"Whatever we decide we want a beautiful park," said Mountain Coun. Esther Pauls.
Steve Milton: Highlights galore from 150 years of Hamilton Tiger-Cats
They played in New York as early as 1909, practised under the lights in 1858 and predated the CFL’s “American Experience” by 35 years.
The ghosts of Lover’s Lane and other haunted spots in Hamilton
Indeed, the night is dark and full of terrors.
VIDEO: Crossing arm comes down on school bus in terrifying close call at Cambridge railroad
Crossing arm comes down on bus at ‘complex’ Cambridge intersection
Michelle Obama on white flight in Chicago: 'Y'all were running from us'
White flight is when white people leave diverse or increasingly diverse areas and relocate.
Tour of Hamilton hot spots designed to make Toronto investors feel at home
New vision for City Centre and Barton-Tiffany film district among the Kodak moments on an afternoon bus trip.
Molson Coors Brewing cutting 400 to 500 jobs and restructuring operations
Molson Coors Brewing Co. will cut hundreds of jobs in a restructuring effort that will see the brewer change its name as it focuses on growing its portfolio beyond beer.
Bank of Canada holds interest rate
The Bank of Canada kept its key interest rate on hold Wednesday to position the country as an exception among advanced economies that have already started responding to a fading global economy.
Is this Halloween haunted house too graphic for Milton? Town allows attraction to go ahead
Social media was ablaze over concerns that the Town might shut down the attraction after a complaint on the graphic nature of the decorations
Toronto teacher on medical leave is working in a Montreal school
A Toronto District School Board spokesperson says the board has “suspended her pay pending the outcome of our investigation.”
ONTARIO COLD CASE: Son recalls snow falling the day his mom was murdered
Vicki Sicurella was found stabbed in her townhouse kitchen Dec. 2, 1991. Her murder remains unsolved.
Should Hamilton examine implementing a land transfer tax to raise additional revenue?
"New taxes are not the answer to solving the problem," said Ward 5 Coun. Chad Collins.
Hamilton Tiger-Cats send their best wishes to Niagara boy undergoing surgery on Halloween
Kicker Lirim Hajrullahu, who grew up in St. Catharines, arrived after seeing photographs of Carter Dery published in The St. Catharines Standard dressed in a team jersey as part of his Halloween costume.
Long-suffering Locke St. businesses have end of road construction in sight
It’s too late for NaRoma Pizza, which was forced to close on Friday after eight years on Locke Street.
Fire can’t stop Six Nations paper from publishing on time
‘The paper always has to come out,’ says Turtle Island News editor.
Former Edmonton woman living amid California fires says it’s like planning for a snow storm
A Canadian woman living near California’s Simi Valley says her car was packed Wednesday with emergency supplies as she was prepared to flee if a raging wildfire spread.
Party leaders would do well to remember what we learned in kindergarten
Trudeau, Scheer and the rest of Parliament can improve government with a few simple steps
Ontario autism expert panel recommends some caps on services for children and youths
Ontario’s autism program should focus on early intervention but also include funding caps on services for children and youth to ensure it survives into the future, an expert panel recommended Wednesday.
Is this haunted house in Milton too scary?
A complaint was lodged with the city claiming the display was too graphic.
Dundas Routes Youth Centre welcomes new staff
Organization also seeking new board members
Dog struck by car rides inside bumper for miles
Coco, a shiba inu, was being treated for a fractured elbow after being struck Monday morning in Albany.
B.C. police watchdog investigates man’s death after RCMP used stun gun
A man has died in hospital after a stun gun was used during his arrest near Sicamous, B.C.
Do you want to take part in the Red Hill judicial inquiry? You have until Nov. 29 to make your case
The Superior court judge tasked with probing the slippery Red Hill mystery is now considering applications from people who want to take part in the public inquiry.
‘Everything went to hell’: Mother of Devan Selvey details events leading up to stabbing
Three weeks after teen fatally stabbed at Hamilton high school, Shari-Ann Selvey is sharing her story.
‘Everybody failed these kids’: Devan Selvey’s mom calls on Hamilton school board to act now on bullying
Shari-Ann Selvey is speaking out after a board meeting that led her to believe nothing is being done now to stop school bullying.
At-large python found in West Virginia by letter carrier
Richwood Police Chief Charles Burkhamer says a letter carrier saw the snake laying out in the sun next to a roadway Tuesday, about a block away from where it escaped a month ago.
Sheshatshiu Innu First Nation in Labrador declares suicide crisis
In a statement posted on social media Tuesday night, Chief Eugene Hart of the Sheshatshiu Innu First Nation said the rash of attempts followed the death of a young woman over the weekend.
Hamilton councillors get first look into "grim" 2020 budget with proposed 5.5 per cent tax hike
If approved now, the 5.5 per cent average tax increase would mean residents pay an additional $196.
Family of missing British woman pursuing jungle search
Harry Bambridge, the brother of 21-year-old backpacker Amelia Bambridge, said he “absolutely” believes there is a chance his sister is still alive. She was last seen Oct. 23 on the island of Koh Rong off the coast of southwestern Cambodia.
Diplomat: Bolton cautioned him about Giuliani and Ukraine
Trump’s lawyer called “a key voice with the president on Ukraine.”
Epstein’s autopsy ‘points to homicide,’ pathologist hired by brother says
The New York City medical examiner’s office concluded Epstein hanged himself while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.
Environment Canada issues special weather statement
Heavy rain is expected for the remainder of the work week.
Hamilton seeks better model for failed anti-racism centre
Review of Hamilton Anti-Racism Resource Centre’s brief operations finds levels of prejudice ‘astounding’
Steve Milton: Brandon ‘Speedy’ Banks wins Ticats’ top player award
Chris Van Zeyl and Brandon Revenberg split the vote for Canadian and offensive line award
Police remind public that Hamilton man is still missing
Hamilton police asking for help finding 31-year-old missing since Sept. 10.
Dundas-Greensville Hill reopened to traffic
The road had been closed since Oct. 2.
Hallway health care in Ontario will get worse over the next two years, new report warns
Ending hallway health care was a key promise of Premier Doug Ford’s government. Ford said last summer that it would be eliminated in a year but Health Minister Christine Elliott later said the effort would take longer.
UPDATE: Dundas-Greensville Hill reopens to traffic
The City of Hamilton reopened the Dundas-Greensville Hill to all traffic, between Bond Street and Hillcrest Avenue, Wednesday morning (Oct. 30). Access had been closed since an Oct. collapse cause by groundwater about 15 metres below the surface.
Stolen pickup truck speeds off from Hamilton police
Police on lookout for a 2004 grey Ford F-350
Complainant in sex assault case was ‘having a good time,’ defence says
A woman who says she was sexually assaulted is lying about what actually happened, a defence lawyer suggested in cross-examination Tuesday, because she was embarrassed that she’d had rough but consensual sex with two men
Despite a $3B hit from GM strike, CEO Mary Barra is winning over investors with her bold bets
Credit should go to CEO Mary Barra for her bold reshaping of an auto company that for decades could claim to be the world’s largest, writes Jennifer Wells.
Accused Hamilton killer challenges new jury rules
Lawyers for Dale King argue changes to jury selection violate his Charter rights because he’s Indigenous
Meghan Markle gets a show of support in Britain from 72 female MPs
Meghan Markle has some impressive new support in her quest for fair treatment by the media: 72 female members of Britain’s Parliament.
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