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Updated 2025-02-06 10:46
City of Saskatoon may get back stolen $1M after scam traced to bank accounts
The culprit asked to have a payment sent to a new bank account and the city complied before realizing it was a scam.
Conservative Leader Scheer won’t ‘lift finger’ to bring ‘Jihadi Jack’ to Canada
Neither the governing Liberals nor the Opposition Conservatives expressed enthusiasm Monday for trying to secure the release of the overseas prisoner dubbed “Jihadi Jack” by the British media.
Analysts say Disney Plus streaming service may lead more households to cut cable
The company owns the rights to “Star Wars,” as well as many TV shows on U.S. network ABC, including “Grey’s Anatomy,” “How to Get Away With Murder” and “Lost.”
Judge acquits Manitoba Mountie of manslaughter but not driving charge
A judge says he believes that a northern Manitoba RCMP officer genuinely feared for his life when he repeatedly shot at a drunk driver during an attempted arrest that was full of mistakes.
Ontario moving ahead with municipal funding cuts in 2020: Doug Ford
The Progressive Conservatives tried to force retroactive funding cuts on communities earlier this year but had to cancel them in May after municipal leaders complained their annual budgets had already passed.
Dangerous offender label upheld for HIV-positive man who pleaded guilty to sexual assault
Daniel Gracie, 43, had a lengthy criminal record by the time he pleaded guilty to two counts of aggravated sexual assault involving two London, Ont., women with whom he had unprotected sexual activity, infecting them with the HIV virus.
Dundas man charged after putting on disguise outside convenience store
Hamilton police said the 46-year-old is charged with robbery and using a disguise with the intent to commit an offence.
Expats in Hong Kong not rushing to Canadian consulate amid protests
Global Affairs is working on contingency plans to assist the 300,000 Canadians in the region if needed.
It's official: Publisher announces Mark Halperin book
It's official: Publisher announces Mark Halperin book
CannTrust product being returned by Ontario Cannabis Store
Embattled cannabis producer CannTrust will see approximately $2.9 million worth of its product returned by the Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS).
U.S. prisons chief removed after Epstein’s death
The bureau has come under scrutiny since Epstein’s death, with lawmakers demanding answers about how Epstein was left unsupervised and able to take his own life while held at one of the most secure federal jails in America.
NYPD fires officer for 2014 chokehold death of Eric Garner
A state grand jury declined to indict officer Daniel Pantaleo in 2014. Federal authorities, however, kept a civil rights investigation open for five years before announcing last month they would not bring charges.
Top U.S. CEOs rethink the meaning of shareholder value
The push to rethink the role of corporations in society has not come exclusively from the political arena. This time, there is pressure from Wall Street power brokers as well.
Trump calls on Federal Reserve to cut interest rates further to help U.S. economy amid recession fears
Chair Jerome Powell already dropped interest rate a quarter-point, but president wants it cut a full percentage point
Red Hill Valley Parkway Inquiry launches website, Twitter account for public to follow
Hamilton council approved up to $7 million for the inquiry that is expected to begin in 2020.
Turtles, butterflies and foxes: Captive breeding for endangered species growing
“There’s far more money spent on paper clips in Canada than there is on wildlife recovery programs.”
Ontario cannabis retailer returns $2.9M in CannTrust products to company
The Ontario government’s cannabis wholesaler and online retailer is returning all products from CannTrust Holdings Inc. — valued at roughly $2.9 million — because they do not conform with the terms of its supply deal with the beleaguered cannabis company.
Catalyst Capital Group buys nearly 18.5M HBC shares in tender offer
Acquiring 10.5 per cent stake part of effort to head off privatization bid.
Green Organic Dutchman ships to Ontario Cannabis Store
The Green Organic Dutchman says it has completed their first shipment to the Ontario Cannabis Store.
Cash, merchandise stolen in Waterdown Variety break-in
Hamilton police are investigating a break-in at Waterdown Variety.
Canadian and U.S. stock markets push higher in late-morning trading
The Canadian dollar traded for 75.29 cents US compared with an average of 75.27 cents US on Friday.
Hurricanes, spiders and Waffle Houses: How a McMaster evolutionary biologist spent his summer
McMaster University evolutionary biologist Jonathan Pruitt researched how tropical cyclones impact the behaviour of spider colonies.
Canadian woman focusing on memories shared with slain fiancé: New Zealand police
She escaped unharmed and alerted authorities, but her 33-year-old fiancé died.
Florida's iconic palm trees threatened by invasive disease
Tens of thousands of palm trees have died from the bacterial disease
Lars Larsen, billionaire founder of retail chain Jysk, dead at 71
Larsen was known for his ability to drive down costs at his companies and nurtured his image as a businessperson who was able to strike good deals.
'They escaped': Woman and girl wanted after major theft at Burlington Longo's
Halton Regional Police are hunting a woman and a girl suspected of a major theft at a Longo's in Burlington.
Canadian Food Inspection Agency recalls Rosemount diced chicken due to possible listeria contamination
The CFIA says the recall was triggered by its investigation into a food-borne illness outbreak that is also being investigated by the Public Health Agency of Canada.
Verdict expected in Mountie’s manslaughter case where drunk driver shot nine times in Manitoba
Crown prosecutors told the trial in Thompson that Const. Abram Letkeman made only wrong choices in the lead up to the shooting death of Steven Campbell in 2015.
Hamilton police say medical issue the cause of weekend crash on Kenilworth Access
Police closed the access for two hours while they investigated and waited for results of the driver’s medical evaluation.
Where'd all the stocks go? Nasdaq's CEO on shrinking market
The stock market is a much less crowded party than it used to be.
Prince Andrew 'appalled' by Jeffrey Epstein reports after footage emerges linking him to sex offender
The video footage reportedly was taken in 2010, when Epstein was a registered sex offender who had served time in jail.
A judge found her killer guilty despite his severe psychosis. What next for a mentally ill murderer?
Richard Pereira is facing a mandatory life sentence for killing Kathryn Horne. Advocates say the case highlights a prison system unprepared to handle offenders who despite severe mental illness are still criminally responsible for their actions.
Ontario cannabis retailer returns $2.9M in CannTrust products to company
Health Canada has placed a hold on CannTrust's inventory including approximately 5,200 kg of dried cannabis
Higher fines and shuttle bus relieve parking woes at Spencer Gorge
THE ISSUE: Parking at Spencer GorgeTHE IMPACT: Increased parking fines, shuttle service alleviating parking woes
Mountain Coun. Esther Pauls to talk with neighbours about Concession Street development
Coun. Esther Pauls seeks to resolve residents' concerns with meeting.
Netflix's reputation for cancelling shows too soon is overblown
The frustration with Netflix illustrates that Hollywood is still coming to grips with the company's new way of doing business — and the less-than-transparent data behind its decision-making.
Cause of St. Catharines greenhouse fire undetermined
A crew from the St. Catharines Fire Department remains on scene of a massive green house fire that began Friday night.
Cause of massive St. Catharines greenhouse fire undetermined
A crew from the St. Catharines Fire Department remains on scene of a massive green house fire that began Friday night.
Bernier tries to walk line between libertarianism and identity politics at People’s Party’s first national convention
The People’s Party of Canada says it stands for individual liberty, but spent a lot of time Sunday talking about “political Islam” instead.
Canadian who rescued American from wolf attack is my kind of hero
We haven’t seen humans at their best lately, which makes Russ Fee’s bravery just that much more heartwarming, Heather Mallick writes.
Does home ownership equal a retirement strategy?
Many in the city face a choice between buying a home or saving for retirement. Experts say this points to a growing financial risk.
Ten puppies found abandoned in Kitchener’s McLennan Park
The puppies, which appear to be a large, mixed breed, were found at about one day old.
Obit: Jim Kennelly was talented artist and a friend of the dying
“He touched the lives of countless people and many more who were on death’s doorstep.”
Historical Photos: The good old days at Dundas’ Parkside High School
In 1975, local boxers took their shot at fame as Parkside High School hosted the all Ontario intermediate and senior boxing championships.
Justin Trudeau may not be sorry, but he’s in a sorry state
While he’s great at apologizing for things he had nothing to do with, the prime minister has not been quite so exactingly virtuous when it comes to his own conduct, Rosie DiManno writes.
PHOTOS: Midsummer's Dream Colour Festival at Gage park
Festivalgoers gathered in Gage Park on Saturday to throw colour and celebrate the triumph of good over evil.
Doug Ford is taking motorists for a ride with gas pump stickers
The premier’s war on red tape has become a battle over blue stickers as he forces the private sector to do his bidding in badgering Ottawa, Martin Regg Cohn writes.
Niagara teen driver pleads guilty to 2018 crash that killed 17-year-old
An ongoing trial for an 18-year-old driver involved in a crash that killed a 17-year-old honour roll student ended abruptly Friday after the young man decided to plead guilty to all charges.
Trump may point fingers, but sources say he’s secretly worried signs of recession could hamper his re-election
U.S. president’s advisers fear a weakened economy would hurt him with moderate Republican and independent voters who have been willing to give him a pass on some of his incendiary policies and rhetoric.
‘Absolutely devastating:’ OPP angered by fatal Hwy. 401 crash involving alleged impaired driver
The OPP have identified the victim in a collision on Hwy. 401 on Saturday as Paolo Brizzi, 39, of Woodbridge, Ont. Rakunath Kanagaratnam, 55, has been charged with impaired driving causing death.
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