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U.S., Turkey agree on Turkish ceasefire with Syrian Kurds
The U.S. and Turkey agreed Thursday to a five-day ceasefire in the Turks’ attacks on Kurdish fighters in northern Syria to allow the Kurds to withdraw to roughly 20 miles away from the Turkish border. The arrangement appeared to be a significant embrace of Turkey’s position in the weeklong conflict.
Coast Guard, Mexican Navy search for plane, surgeon pilot
A U.S. Coast Guard plane and a Mexican Navy vessel are searching the Gulf of Mexico for a small plane and the surgeon who flew it far beyond his Louisiana destination. The Coast Guard said Thursday that Steven Schumacher’s family reported him overdue at 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, two hours after he was scheduled to land near Baton Rouge, La. A Coast Guard spokesperson says an online flight tracker showed the Piper Aztec’s last known position about 11:40 p.m. Wednesday, about 700 kilometres past Louisiana’s coast. FAA spokesperson Lynn Lunsford says Schumacher never checked onto the Houston air traffic control centre’s frequency and didn’t respond to attempts to contact him. St. Francis Healthcare System of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, says he’s a trauma surgeon with partner organization Cape Trauma Specialists.
Alberta introduces legislation allowing access to partner’s criminal records
Premier Jason Kenney said the bill, modelled after Clare’s Law in the United Kingdom, could save lives if it’s passed.
Venezuela wins seat on UN rights body despite opposition
Venezuela won a contested election for a seat on the UN Human Rights Council on Thursday despite a campaign by over 50 organizations and many countries opposed to Nicolas Maduro’s government and its rights record.
List grows of Mounties suing attorney general over 2014 Moncton shootings
The filings say the officers were inadequately trained and outfitted to deal with a heavily armed shooter.
Ontario to spend $765 million to upgrade public safety radio network
At an event in Kenora, Ont., Ford said Bell Mobility has been awarded the contract to make the changes and maintain the service for 15 years.
Alberta truck convoy plans counterprotest to climate rally with Greta Thunberg
Premier Jason Kenney has said the Alberta government won’t seek out a meeting with the teen, but hopes she takes time to learn how the province has some of the greenest oil and gas rules in the world.
Man tried twice in case of murdered Winnipeg teen sues for wrongful conviction
Mark Edward Grant alleges he was subjected to a “never-ending nightmare” in prison due to negligence by police and prosecutors.
Power outages, fallen trees as Maritimes rocked by strong fall storm
Forecasters said sustained winds of about 60 kilometres per hour hit parts of Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick, with some coastal gusts expected to reach 90 kilometres per hour.
Signpost: Mum show, cancer gala and Abbey Road tribute
The annual Fall Garden and Mum Show runs Oct. 18 to Oct. 27. The theme is The Secret Life of Bugs. The floral display, created by the city’s horticulturalists, is in the new tropical greenhouse at Gage Park. Free parking. Admission is $7 for adults; $6 for seniors and children (5 to 12); free for under five. More at hamilton.ca/mumshow or 905-546-2489.
Baroness von Sketch sends some love to Hamilton
The two-minute skit, which recently aired on the TV show, focuses on three women — two of whom recently moved to Hamilton.
A look at the parties' election promises
Promise tracker: What the parties are pitching on the campaign trail
Graham Rockingham: Batcopter coming to Hamilton Comic Con
The convention is on at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum from Oct. 19 to 20 and features the original batcopter, Lou Ferrigno and a Brady Bunch 50th reunion.
Easing segregation rules in jail not enough, says rights commission
Ontario’s changes to law which limit segregation time, are not yet enacted, and they could be better, says Human Rights Commission.
Legal edibles explained: Here’s what you need to know about Canada’s second wave of cannabis legalization
Edibles and other cannabis products will be legal on Thursday, but you won’t be able to find them on shelves for several weeks at least.
Trudeau sidesteps questions about Obama
Justin Trudeau isn't saying whether the Liberal leader's team asked former U.S. president Barack Obama to endorse his campaign.
Where do the parties stand on major issues?
We provide a breakdown on everything from climate change to affordability and where each of the leading parties stand on the issues that will ultimately win your vote.
N2N reading program comes down the Mountain
The issueThe Jack Parent Reading Program has come to St. David Catholic Elementary School.The local impact16 children at the school and more than 200 at 14 other Hamilton elementary schools are expected to improve their reading skills with the help of volunteer tutors from the program.
Blanchet calls Canada timid on Catalonia
Bloc leader calls on Canada to let exiled Catalan leader enter the country
Halifax police officers prohibited from taking service weapons home:chief
Officer facing careless use of a firearm, carrying a concealed weapon, theft under $5,000 and disguise with intent, among other counts.
Beef recall expands as Toronto slaughterhouse co-operates with food watchdog
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency said Wednesday its investigation continues into the Toronto-based slaughterhouse Ryding-Regency Meat Packers Ltd., which had its licence suspended Sept. 17 due to possible E. coli O157:H7 contamination.
Ontario’s deficit jumped to $7.4B last year, fiscal watchdog says
The Financial Accountability Office says the $3.7-billion deficit in former premier Kathleen Wynne’s final full year in office ballooned to $7.4 billion under Premier Doug Ford due in part to cancelled initiatives and subsidizing hydro bills.
Video: Halton police search for individual riding on back of car
The incident occurred on Monday on Upper Middle Road near Dorval Drive.
Some of the many things that decide my vote
I hope for a change in our electoral system in the long run as, currently, only a minority government allows more voices to be heard, Marie Jacobs writes.
Gary Smith: It’s all about timing, and dance, at the Burlington Performing Arts Centre
You can expect ‘The Nutcracker,’ and ‘Romeo and Juliet’ when you want them.
Hamilton approves moratorium bylaw ot prevent fill from entering city's borders
"This will give residents a little bit of a sigh of relief...," said Glanbrook Coun. Brenda Johnson.
Missing 16-year-old Hamilton girl found safe
Devyn (Jayden) Eastmond-Rowe is “safe and in good spirits,” police said
Hamilton police investigating racist graffiti on James Street South and Claremont Access
Suspect captured on surveillance during separate mischief incident
UPDATE: Environmental protest group blocks Burlington lift bridge
Members of “Extinction Rebellion Hamilton” say they want draw attention to the climate crisis.
How Alberta emerged as Canada’s unexpected pot capital, one year post-legalization
As Canada marks the first year of legal recreational cannabis, Alberta is the country’s reigning retail pot capital.
Relief sought for Tiffany Falls parking headaches
The stretch of the Wilson Street hill in Ancaster that widens for an upbound passing lane is being touted as a potential spot to relieve parking congestion at Tiffany Falls on weekends and holidays.
Hubble Telescope zooms in on interstellar visitor
The Hubble Space Telescope has captured the best pictures yet of our newest interstellar visitor.
Newly discovered design diagrams shed light on RBG’s history
Documents have become the ‘gems’ of the Royal Botanical Garden archives
Attawapiskat singer writes election protest song
Attawapiskat musician releases protest song with Justin Trudeau in mind
Shop around for places to park your cash
Investors need to shop around for the best rate when parking cash
Farrow books sells across Australia despite legal threat
Farrow books sells across Australia despite legal threat
Estate of Barry and Honey Sherman part of Toronto police murder probe, detective tells court
Toronto homicide detective tells court Sherman murder probe advancing “significantly.”
UPDATE: Environmental protest temporarily closes Burlington lift bridge
Members of “Extinction Rebellion Hamilton” say they want draw attention to the climate crisis.
COMMUTERS: Your Thursday morning weather, traffic and school closures
Getting you to work and school. Traffic and weather for your morning commute. School and cancellation information.
Police seek assistance in identifying Hamilton Mountain bank robbery suspect
Hamilton police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man wanted in connection with a robbery at the Royal Bank at 545 Rymal Rd. E. on Sept. 10.
Leonard Turnevicius: Penderecki returns, Mac project tackles lecture-concert of songs that document Nazi atrocities
Music with a message
Editorial: Liberals are the best, if imperfect, choice this election
Scheer’s platform sounds too much like the Ford government for our comfort.
Environmental protest group threatens to close Burlington lift bridge
Members of “Extinction Rebellion Hamilton” say they want draw attention to the climate crisis.
Things you need to know about subsidized housing
The city has a limited number of incentives it can offer to spur the creation of subsidized units.
Part two of four: Low-income housing concentrated in Hamilton’s inner city
Subsidized housing units are hard to come by in Hamilton’s affluent neighbourhoods. This matters because when people live in mixed-income neighbourhoods, they have better health and educational outcomes.
Brexit deal reached; still needs ratification
Britain and the European Union said Thursday that they have struck an outline Brexit deal after days of intense see-saw negotiations — though it must still be formally approved by the bloc and ratified by the European and U.K. Parliaments.
No mystery fill wanted: Hamilton bans dumping of out-of-town construction soil
Council made the emergency change late Wednesday night
Marineland to sell 5 belugas to facility in Connecticut for breeding and research
Marineland has applied for permits to sell five beluga whales to a U.S. facility that plans to use them for research and breeding, which is currently banned in Canada.
Andrew Scheer poses for selfies, warns against coalition government in Ancaster
Conservative leader’s local stop part of campaign swing through Ontario and Quebec ahead of Monday’s federal election.
ONTARIO COLD CASE: Hope lingers 44 years after young son disappears
Cameron March, 4, a blond-haired and blue-eyed boy, was last seen in a neighbour’s yard at around 3 p.m. on May 7, 1975.
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