The $4.35-billion deal makes it a major player in oil storage business.

A couple out on a Sunday bike ride on July 7 were confronted by another cyclist, which lead to a physical altercation, according to police.

It’s a trope that’s been around roughly as long as Elon Musk has been in the car business: When a new electric vehicle is unveiled, it’s dubbed a potential “Tesla killer.”

A jury will decide whether the former head of a private Christian school that novelist Nicholas Sparks founded in his North Carolina hometown was unjustly fired, then defamed when the author said the educator suffered from mental illness.

COPENHAGEN —The prime minister of Denmark said Wednesday she is “disappointed and surprised” by U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to cancel his visit to Denmark after she called his idea of buying Greenland, “an absurd discussion.”

"Bringing in more heat just makes it hotter," said Ward 4 Coun. Sam Merulla.

Two of the winners in the latest round of the province’s retail cannabis store lottery listed Oshawa as the site where they plan to open a store, and both listed the same downtown Oshawa site.

Though the Amazon rainforest has been fire resistant for much of its history because of its natural moisture and humidity, drought and human activities are causing wildfires, according to NASA.

An early morning crash between a tractor trailer and pickup truck caused the backup. Ministry of the Environment still cleaning up diesel spill.

Warehouse and dock improvements support growing agrifood industry.

300 pound board custom made for Toronto’s Delta Hotel

Proposed stores would be third and forth legal cannabis retailer within the city.

Mark Pavelich, a forward on the 1980 “Miracle on Ice” U.S. Olympic hockey team who went on to play for the New York Rangers and two other NHL teams, has been charged with assault for allegedly beating a neighbour with a metal pole and breaking several of the man’s bones.

Huge Shops has plans to partner with Coffee Time

Pot shop lottery winners to set up shop on Wilson Street, Winona Crossing and Upper James Street.

Tesla, best known for its business selling electric vehicles, also has pursued developing renewable-energy resources.

cannabis, selling, charged, arrested, outside store

The news is “heaven” to some.

Slain wine bar owner Paolo Caputo’s brother is serving a life sentence for murder tied to plot involving a 200 kilogram shipment of cocaine. Sources say a $5-million debt over that shipment is unpaid.

Two people were taken to hospital with minor injuries.

Rising real estate prices spur consumers to use home equity lines of credit to fund purchases, do renovations and pay down other debt according to a survey.

Police responded to the scene and found the child had a welt but did not require medical attention.

Procedures will be “delisted” after an arbitration panel ordered the province and the Ontario Medical Association to eliminate $460 million in services no longer deemed worthwhile.

Paramedics transported a 93-year-old female passenger to hospital with life threatening injuries where she later died of her injuries.

Consent and sexual orientation will be taught a year earlier, but discussions about gender identity move from Grade 6 to Grade 8 after public consultations by PC government.

Utility fighting Ontario Energy Board’s request to have seasonal cottagers pay residential rates

Flying around the world on a personal plane may not sound like extraordinary behaviour for the über-rich but it is indeed hypocritical behaviour when the über-rich in question have a penchant for environmental activism

“The ICU doctor trained with me ... I knew all the nurses,” Oczkowski said. “My team came in to see somebody with a stroke problem while I was sitting in the stretcher in the other corner.”

Changes suggested by the province won’t result in financial savings, CAO says

Social auditors hear about effect of cuts to Hamilton services.

Cameron Kroetsch struggles to understand nature of phone call from officer two days before the LGBTQ+ annual celebration at Gage Park.

“The ICU doctor trained with me ... I knew all the nurses,” Oczkowski said. “My team came in to see somebody with a stroke problem while I was sitting in the stretcher in the other corner.”

The dog slipped off its leash and ran away before tumbling five metres off a ledge near the Chedoke Civic Golf Course.

East leg of access will be closed between Sherman Cut and Kenilworth Access.

Work will include spot repairs to the asphalt, some sections of shave-and-pave resurfacing, clearing of catch basins, new reflectors and repairs to some signage.

Social auditors hear about effect of cuts to Hamilton services.

Lt.-Gen. Wayne Eyre officially takes the reins of the army.

Conservatives and New Democrats pushed for the emergency meeting of the House of Commons ethics committee to be held Wednesday in Ottawa, where MPs will debate whether to dig deeper into the scandal by inviting ethics commissioner Mario Dion to testify.

His lawyer asks for 15 to 18 months in jail for $1.7 million fraud against Caledonia class-action lawsuit

Economists on average had expected a drop of 1.7 per cent for the month, according to financial markets data firm Refinitiv.

There have been more than $1 billion in building projects this year after less than 8 months

Julien Gauthier had been collecting sounds in the remote region.

Cameron Kroetsch struggles to understand nature of phone call from officer two days before the LGBTQ+ annual celebration

Bob Ross started on The Hamilton Spectator presses when he was 18, in 1955, as an apprentice. He’s still working the big behemoths, at 82. He’s sad to see them go. He never thought he’d outlast them. But he did.

Former CFO of Dan Lawrie Insurance awaiting sentence.

Speaking with reporters in Trois-Rivieres, Que., the prime minister insisted that “everyone has to pay their share.”

Ontario’s Progressive Conservative government is driving ahead with mandatory gas-pump stickers that attack Ottawa’s carbon-pricing measures despite objections from the gasoline industry.

He lamented that ‘she was gone when I reached her.’

Catherine McKenna is calling on Elections Canada to clarify its interpretation of rules on third-party advertising ahead of this fall’s federal election.

Millennials top boomers in debt while Gen X still owe the most: TransUnion