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Scant evidence of active Twitter bots as Canadian election nears
Bots are automated social media accounts that are programmed by humans to send hundreds and sometimes thousands of messages a day.
Scheer starts campaign with SNC-Lavalin reminder
Scheer unveils plane in Ottawa, kicks off campaign with flight to Quebec
Scheer kicks off campaign, jets to Quebec
Scheer unveils plane in Ottawa, kicks off campaign with flight to Quebec
Federal election to begin today
Federal election campaign begins today with leaders in Ontario, Quebec and B.C.
Pensions and Housing: The federal election campaign is underway. What are the issues to watch in Hamilton?
But the campaign had already started for Hamilton residents watching party leaders and cabinet ministers cycling through the city in recent weeks.
Father dies after rollover into pond in late August with kids in the car
Family pulled his children from submerged car after it rolled into a Haldimand Road 3 pond.
Hamilton 9/11 widow Melodie Homer grieves, fights and endures after losing Flight 93 co-pilot
Melodie Homer continues her journey after losing her husband, LeRoy, killed in the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
Father dies after rollover into pond with kids in the car
Family pulled his children from submerged car after it rolled into a Haldimand Road 3 pond.
Backyard steaks turn to $1,200 in fines when a ‘neighbour hates you’
The case involved clandestine cookouts, duelling neighbours and, ultimately, sparked a deep discussion about the fairness of the city’s burning bylaws.
Andrew Dreschel: Bulldogs owner says mayor asked him to keep lid on arena proposal until after election
Andlauer: Eisenberger asked me to keep lid on proposal until after election.
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh was in Hamilton on Tuesday
Here are the main federal parties seeking your support on Oct. 21
Vying for power are: the Liberals, Conservatives, NDP, Greens, Bloc Québécois, and the People’s Party of Canada.
Graham Rockingham: Six super things about Supercrawl
Supercrawl is three days of food, family, fashion, music, art and crafts on James Street North.
This time around, Trudeau is no longer running from behind
Trudeau is a politician who likes to run as an underdog, as he was in 2015, but this time round he is the incumbent prime minister with governing experience under his belt.
Federal election will launch on Wednesday
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to call election on Wednesday for Oct. 21 vote.
Punched for $16 an hour: Top reasons why Hamilton school bus drivers are hard to find
No wonder there’s a shortage, says veteran Hamilton school bus driver.
Third-party group urges women to speak up
Alberta group urges women to get more confident talking about politics
Susan Clairmont remembers Sgt. John Harris, the most respected Hamilton police officer
Harris was the first cop in Canada to work the streets after having one leg amputated. He died Tuesday morning.
School bus-driver shortage in Hamilton makes hundreds late for class
The public and Catholic school boards are short 15 drivers altogether in their joint student transportation service.
Complaint filed over Hamilton youth soccer official’s Islamophobic social media posts
Pro-diversity advocate calls the Facebook posts ‘overtly racist.’
Pot production plans at old Players Paradise in Stoney Creek go up in smoke
Thousands of soccer-playing youth were turfed from the popular indoor facility for a medical marijuana expansion that’s been cancelled.
Ontario’s top judges slam Ford government over cuts to legal aid
“It increases trial times, places greater demands on public services, and ultimately delays and increases the cost of legal proceedings for everyone,” says Chief Justice of Ontario George Strathy.
Photos + video: Suicide prevention taking wing
100 painted lady butterflies were released in the Chapel Garden of St. Joe’s West Fifth Campus Tuesday morning. Supported by the Suicide Prevention Community Council of Hamilton, the activities are held on Sept. 10 as a day to recognize suicide and consider how to better support the vulnerable and, in doing so, save lives.
Is body ink a red flag of recklessness?
Mac study says the heavily tattooed tend to be seriously impulsive.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to drop the election writ Wednesday
But the campaign had already started for Hamilton residents watching party leaders and cabinet ministers cycling through the city in recent weeks.
Driver cites widespread disrespect, low wages as disincentives to stay
No wonder there’s a shortage, says veteran Hamilton school bus driver.
Feds release Arctic policy hours before calling federal election
Arctic experts criticize the plan, which describes the need for roads, housing and high-speed internet but fails to talk about how to fund these things.
As wildfires rage, Australia’s natural disaster minister doubts ‘man-made’ climate change is real
Opposition lawmakers said the comments were “endangering Australians.”
Green candidate wants Quebec separation
Green party's Pierre Nantel calls for Quebec independence 'as fast as possible'
N.L. mental health project holds positive lessons for Canada: report
The Mental Health Commission of Canada released its report with the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador and Memorial University this week, writing that the findings would be shared with other provincial and territorial health ministers.
Armed motorcyclist wanted for robbery at Tim Hortons and other heists across the region
The motorcycle has changed colour after every robbery, as the suspect spray paints the bike and his helmet, police said.
Make broadband an essential service, rural community leader urges province
Municipalities across Ontario have been grappling with the challenge of providing access to high speed internet and cellular service for over a decade.
Trudeau, Goodale and Sajjan offer support for Dorian recovery efforts
There have been no reported injuries, but roofs were torn off and trees were snapped like twigs, pulling down power lines across a wide swath of the Maritimes.
English Montreal School Board says Quebec infringing on minority language rights in seizing schools and transfer them to French-language board
Board taking the province to court on that issue, and Quebec’s plans to scrap boards entirely.
Rocket blast at U.S. Embassy in Kabul on 9/11 anniversary
Officials at the compound declared all-clear about an hour later and reported no injuries.
Catharine Street, Tuesday afternoon
Daily happenings on Catharine Street.
Ex-hostage Boyle says he hit wife with broom only because she asked him
Joshua Boyle acknowledges hitting his wife Caitlan Coleman with a broom after they were freed from overseas captivity, but says he did it only because she asked to be spanked.
Trudeau to call election Wednesday with morning visit to Rideau Hall
Key themes this election will likely include environmental policy, Canada’s place in the world, federal spending, and to what extent a national economy that has performed well by statistical measures has secured Canadians’ personal finances.
Trump dismisses John Bolton, says they ‘disagreed strongly’
The two men offered opposing accounts on Bolton’s less than friendly departure, a leave-taking example of what had been a fractious relationship almost from the start.
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh says taxing 'ultra' wealth is 'fair'
"It's something that is very fair," said NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh.
New high-tech web tool aims to enlist Canadians to help find missing children
The new web application also allows users to register to receive text alerts on their cellphones specific to cases in their area. The faster a child is found, the more likely they can be returned unharmed, data indicates.
Shopify slides even as analysts back $450 million 6 River deal
Shopify Inc. slid after announcing the purchase of 6 River Systems Inc. even after analysts said the deal would help ramp up its $1-billion plan to set up a network of fulfilment centers in the U.S.
U.S. vaping concerns loom as Canada legalizes pot devices
A growing number of health and regulatory authorities in recent days have urged consumers to stop vaping until it is clear what the root cause is.
The Insider talks Supercrawl
The Insider sits down with Spectator music editor and resident expert on all things Supercrawl Graham Rockingham to talk about the amazing free three-day festival that Hamilton hosts every year. So head on down to James Street North from Sept. 13 to 15 to feel those vibes.
Plane grounded in B.C. after striking geese
A Boeing 737 aircraft operated by Swoop en route to Edmonton turned back to the airport today in Abbotsford, B.C., after hitting several geese
Israel’s Netanyahu vows to annex West Bank settlements if re-elected
Annexation of West Bank territory, captured in the 1967 Middle East War, had been considered taboo for decades in Israeli politics because of the international outcry it would spark.
Ford cut to junk as Moody’s doubts Hackett’s turnaround bid
He has struggled to win over Wall Street with an overhaul that calls for cutting thousands of jobs, reviving an aging line of SUVs and pickups and ditching slow-selling sedans.
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh in Hamilton
Supercrawl schedule
Supercrawl — three days of free music, art, dance, poetry, fun and fashion on James Street North.
A look back at Supercrawl in photos
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