The research by meteorologists at the University of Reading in England shows climate change is creating more turbulent air for planes because changes in wind speed at different altitudes are becoming more extreme.

Conservatives and Liberals roughly tied on which party would be best for the economy, environment, but pollster says regional splits mask true picture.

Fleeing a war-torn country to exercise democracy in Canada has been a huge shift for many Syrians.

The financier indicted on sex trafficking charges last month, hung himself and his body was found this morning.

Researchers from Canada and U.S. team up to battle slick of blue-green slime spreading across the lake’s western basin.

One intersection saw 6,000 tickets after the city installed a new camera and lowered the amber light time by 0.3 seconds to account for a street’s lower speed limit.

This year welcomed Ernie Pitts Jr., Jon Cornish, Mervyn Fernandez, David Williams, Terry Greer, Jim Hopson and Frank Smith to the honourable ranks.

Two new reports were released this week by Employment and Social Development Canada — one of which revealved that 14 per cent of people who identified as homeless in 2018 were newcomers to Canada.

Scorching heat had toppled records across Europe in late July and on the 25th, Paris experienced its hottest day ever — a previously unthinkable 42 C.

A British Columbia man detained in Syria since late last year became emotional Friday as he expressed his fears that he would never see freedom again.

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The Ministry of Education-funded program saw 120 students work at local camps, child care centres.

In calling for legislation, Ontario deputy Judge Shane Kelford said it’s clear the law has yet to catch up with a growing problem.

A stolen motorcycle led police to seize methamphetamine with an estimated street value of $100,000.

In 2019, all of us have a better understanding of what it means to be victimized and re-victimized.

The City of Hamilton’s economic development office and McMaster University and Mohawk College are participating in the initiative.

The federal government is overhauling the way it regulates the cost of patented medicines, including ending comparisons to the United States — changes that Canada’s health minister is billing as the biggest step toward lower drug prices in a generation.

Premier says politicians have to quit hiding and being politicially correct, and say what needs to be said.

You can learn a lot about someone from the videos they take of themselves. One day, these recordings may even be able to reveal your blood pressure, says a Toronto researcher.

James Miller Williams successfully harnessed oil in 1858 near Sarnia — a year before the milestone was hit in the U.S.

Life can get hectic at times. Between work, family and social commitments, or shuttling kids from one activity to the next, it’s easy to miss a news item or two over the course of a week. That’s why the Review compiles a weekly list of stories that

Walmart has also faced pressure from Democratic politicians and supporters of gun control to end or limit its sale of guns

Construction of a new JK-8 elementary school to replace Glen Brae, Glen Echo and Sir Isaac Brock is scheduled to start by October now that the $12.7-million project is finally out to tender.

The company is taking over the V Palm Springs for the weekend and everything, from the check-in desk to the staff uniforms, is adorned with the fast-food company’s paraphernalia.

The economy lost 24,200 jobs in July, Statistics Canada said Friday in Ottawa, versus expectations for a gain of about 15,000.

The City of Hamilton is seeking artists and artist-led teams to submit proposals for a permanent public art work to be sited in Waterdown Memorial Park. The award for the winning submission is $50,000 for the detailed design and fabrication of their art piece. Shortlisted applicants completing a second-stage submission will receive $500. Submission deadline is Sept. 12. Artists are invited to an information meeting to view a presentation on the adjudication process and submission requirements on Aug. 15 at 7 p.m. at Waterdown Memorial Park, 200 Hamilton St. N., Waterdown.

Lam is due to deliver her annual policy address in October.

News happens every day, but perhaps this summer is different, writes Paul Berton.

A strict curfew in Indian-administered Kashmir in effect for a fifth day was eased Friday to allow residents to pray at mosques, officials said, but some protests still broke out in the disputed region, despite thousands of security forces in the streets, as tensions remained high with neighbouring Pakistan.

The decline is set to raise alarm that the economy could experience its first recession in a decade.

Police said their investigation revealed a woman put a firearm in a garbage container inside a business.

U.S. tightens sanctions against Venezuela’s Maduro regime, writes Thomas Walkom.

Police said a warrant has been issued for his arrest.

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The Windsor Police Major Crimes Branch have arrested a 23-year-old Scarborough man, and are seeking a 27-year-old York Region man in relation to an investigation into a report of gunfire outside a business located on the 1100 block of Wyandotte Street West in March.

Investigators have located the black Honda Civic believed to be involved.

The fire broke out just before 1 p.m. at a business on Main Street North.

Jim Watkins appears to have accepted an invitation from The House Commitee on Homeland Security as he is eager to defend his website as the world’s last bastion of unregulated speech.

U.S. president’s remarks following 1969 killings declared him guilty — before Manson’s day in court. Then things got interesting.

Man chased out of bedroom early Thursday morning reported to have taken large amount of U.S. cash and $20,000 worth of jewelry.

SHAWANAGA FIRST NATION — West Parry Sound has its first cannabis dispenser.

Ford, who is struggling in public-opinion polls, insists federal Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is not “distancing himself” from an unpopular Ontario premier with an election looming.

Woman who pleaded guilty facing ‘lengthy’ sentence says judge

City scores high, with a strong economy, low crime, plenty of amenities, and culture

“Minor leak” caused evacuation that lasted about four hours

$900 was stolen from the victim before the credit card could be frozen

Ontario Court of Appeal quashes Hamilton conviction against two brothers in slaying of ex-Hells Angels biker.

"The streetscape will remain as it is," said Ancaster Coun Lloyd Ferguson.

The study examined the safety of place of birth by reporting on the risk of death at the time of birth or within the first four weeks and found no difference between home and hospital groups.

The 72-year-old man was found Friday morning