Police say the victim confronted a slur-yelling man, who allegedly assaulted him causing minor injuries and broke his cellphone.

Business and cottage owners describe weekend wind gusts and water surges

“We believe that as a matter of transparency consumers have the right to know where those cost pressures are.”

Departmental business plans indicate the office of science and monitoring within Alberta Environment is to take a five per cent cut next year, to just under $74 million.

The news comes just weeks before 2,600 workers at a General Motors assembly plant in Oshawa will work their last shifts.

Eric Swarbrick, 27, of Austin, Texas will be sentenced in March and faces up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine on the stalking and threatening correspondence charges.

The 27-year-old man sustained minor lacerations and was treated on scene, officials said.

Inyoung You, 21, was “physically, verbally and psychologically abusive” to fellow Boston College student Alexander Urtula during an 18-month relationship, Suffolk District Attorney Rachael Rollins said at a news conference.

Danny Smyth says too much of the violent crime is linked to addictions and the drug trade surrounding the methamphetamine crisis gripping Winnipeg.

Police suggest up to 200 people were at gathering on West 2nd Street

Toronto firefighters rescue the man and take him to hospital

Trump was showered with jeers, boos and chants (as well as some cheers) at a World Series game in Washington.

Applicants moved locations from Kitchener and Guelph to new local store fronts

League-leading scorer Tristan Borges gets controversial red card in second half as CPL’s top two teams engage in bitter first leg battle in front of a crowd of 10,486 at Tim Hortons Field.

Beginning Monday, northbound and southbound lanes of the York Boulevard bridge between Plains Road West and Old Guelph Road will close between 8 p.m. and 1 a.m. for three nights to safely replace bridge bearings.

Proposed underwater cable would power 60 million people in 13 U.S. states

Saturday’s event, which runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., will include music, a children’s painting corner and Schilthuis will be working on a watercolour painting.

The goal is to create more “tailored” requirements that ensure ensure food safety but relieve strain on largely volunteer organizations.

Say ground search is ongoing in coroner’s case, which means sudden death was involved

What you need to know about CBD products that promise great sex, Briony Smith writes

A takeover of Tiffany would be bigger than the $7 billion LVMH paid for the rest of Christian Dior in 2017.

On Sunday, Oct. 28, 1956, 27 miles (43 km) of two-way streets were converted to one way. The Downtown Business Association said, “One-way streets are highly beneficial to any business interest.” An unofficial Spectator poll of customers in downtown stores on Jan. 26, 1957, showed that they were 3-1 in favour of one-way streets.

Residents in the area are being asked to check their security cameras for suspicious activity

The Conservative leader was bullish about his party’s chances the Thursday before the election. By Saturday, worrying signs began to emerge.

At only nine years old, Carter Dery has already had 15 surgeries.

A crane is being used to install new air handling units in mid-November at the $30 million stem cell transplantation centre on the fourth floor of the hospital.

The U.S. president took in seven innings at Nationals Park. Jose Andres, a prominent local restaurant owner and humanitarian, threw out the first pitch to a roaring, sustained ovation. He has history with Trump.

He said that Baghdadi was run down in a tunnel and that he had three of his children with him.

The existing store at 50 Cootes Dr. was set to close Sunday afternoon, Oct. 27

What a difference a five-month break can make. MPPs return to Queen’s Park after the longest recess in a quarter century to a different political landscape in Ontario.

Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides pal around with shoppers for fundraiser

The CFIA says in rare cases Cronobacter can cause serious or even fatal infections of the bloodstream and central nervous system.

The 350-year-old retailer lost $1 billion in its last quarter and faces rough waters ahead, writes Jennifer Wells.

Police issued numerous charges under Highway Traffic Act and Liquor Licence Act

In the second of two excerpts from Kevin Donovan’s new book, The Billionaire Murders, the author looks at the Toronto force’s evidence-gathering in the early days after the crime.

Well-known Hamilton musician Steve Parton, who has written two books about his cancer, is looking better than he has in years, thanks to experimental chemo regimen. He was near death when the treatments helped pull him back.

Toronto is paying homeowners to turn their sod into gardens that attracts bees and other pollinators.

OPP warned of road closures in those areas Sunday due to flooding

Naval reservists at HMCS Star work on search and rescue skills to use in catastrophic floods

Naheed Nenshi said he’d be prepared to aid the Trudeau government in gaining a better perspective on Alberta issues in an informal way.

The final pieces of a crane that collapsed onto a building in Halifax last month have been removed. The accident happened as Dorian barrelled in as post-tropical storm.

Marauders slip a spot running on home course in Hamilton

The state’s largest utility cut electricity to millions of residents as a precaution to prevent more areas from igniting.

Walker became an attorney of the Supreme Court of New Brunswick in 1881 and was called to the bar the following year.

Panel to deal with “heightened concern regarding the issue of bullying.”

The Motherlode thought process in preparing an additional holiday offering

Two British opposition parties on Sunday proposed an even earlier election date than Prime Minister Boris Johnson has offered, trying to force his government to delay a final decision on its European Union divorce deal.

Envoy’s visit to Kabul follows a meeting in Moscow about restarting peace talks to end Afghanistan’s 18-year-old war.

When hundreds of Taliban fighters surrounded the district centre of Bala Murghab in western Afghanistan in early April, the Afghan troops stationed there knew they were in peril.

Queen Mother visit marks the biggest celebration in Hamilton’s history