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Trudeau calls out Tory premiers for ‘playing games’ with national unity over environmental assessment bill
The six premiers said in a letter to Trudeau Monday that he must accept every one of the amendments the Senate has made to Bill C-69.
Ancaster man fined $6,250 for running unlicensed slaughter house.
Ministry investigators found 30 sheep being slaughtered before laying charges.
‘I am my own person’: Andrew Scheer distances himself from Doug Ford
The day after millions of Canadian basketball fans saw attack ads portraying Andrew Scheer as a puppet of Premier Doug Ford, the federal Conservative leader insists he is his “own” man.
Pilot killed in crash wasn't certified to fly in bad weather
Pilot killed in crash wasn't certified to fly in bad weather
Pilot killed in crash wasn't certified to fly in bad weather
Pilot killed in crash wasn't certified to fly in bad weather
Trump orders simpler path for genetically engineered food
Trump orders simpler path for genetically engineered food
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MP says Parole Board wrong about legislation meant to protect victims
David Sweet’s legislation meant to protect families by ensuring parole hearings only happen once every five years is either being ignored or misinterpreted by the Parole Board of Canada.
Appeal Court says man can press part of suit against Toronto cop he claims framed him
A man who claims Toronto police officers framed him over a car crash can pursue some of his civil lawsuit against a constable and others involved in the alleged conspiracy, Ontario’s top court ruled on Tuesday.
Ottawa asks U.S. to note cannabis pardons to ensure accurate picture
Under the legislation, which is before the Senate, Canadians convicted of simple pot possession over the decades before legalization could apply for a pardon, also known as a record suspension, without the usual fee or waiting period.
Liberals asked to look to basic income to help ‘gig’ workers
A House of Commons committee is urging the government to take a deeper look at the concept of a guaranteed minimum income to help a growing cohort of “gig economy” workers.
Canadian voters give low marks to federal party leaders, poll finds
Green Party Leader Elizabeth May is the only federal party leader with a positive approval rating, while a majority of Canadians disapprove of Trudeau and Scheer.
Hamilton public board withdraws 173 secondary courses
Hamilton’s public school board says it’s withdrawing 173 high school course offerings this September due to a combination of declining enrolment, changes in provincial funding and a one-student increase in the average class size.
Trudeau’s single-use plastics ban could raise prices, industry warns
Industry reps says the Liberals’ proposed ban could hurt small businesses and make things more costly, but supporters says it’s a necessary step to help environment
Hamilton Tiger-Cats want 2021 Grey Cup celebrations to benefit entire city
Hamilton Tiger-Cats President Matt Afinec is reaching out to BIAs to coordinator plans on supporting 2021 Grey Cup events.
Sault Ste. Marie rescue dog Shelby inducted into hall of fame for saving his owner from bear
The rescue dog fended off a charging mother bear and sustained serious injuries in an effort to protect her owner.
Amnesty International warns war crimes continuing in Sudan’s Darfur
Amnesty said the abuses at the hands of the Rapid Support Forces include “unlawful killings and sexual violence.”
Recreation areas at lakes reopened as wildfire stops growing
Recreation areas at lakes reopened as wildfire stops growing
Thousands hear anti-Ottawa messages at pro-pipeline rally in Calgary
Organizers estimate 4,000 people, many wearing black T-shirts reading “The world needs more Canadian energy,” came for the event which featured a bluegrass band, free hot dogs and admission to the annual Global Petroleum Show trade show.
Gymnastics coach faces sex charges police say involve teen girl in Regina
A man who was coaching gymnastics in Saskatchewan more than 15 years ago is facing sex-related charges involving a teenage girl.
More wildfire evacuees from northern Alberta communities set to return home
Many of the 4,400 people still out of their homes because of wildfires in northern Alberta are being allowed back in.
Proposed healing lodge for Indigenous women sparks controversy in Scarborough
Community meeting on Wednesday evening aims to clear up misconceptions area residents might have.
Commons committee asks Liberals to look to basic income to help ‘gig’ workers
The MPs’ report calls for a review of the minimum income program as an option to help those who fall through the existing social safety net.
‘Watching a wrongful conviction unfold:’ Canadian aid worker found guilty of sexually assaulting children in Nepal
Sentencing for Peter Dalglish, expected in about two weeks, could see the well-known aid worker jailed for as long as 13 years.
VIDEO: Oshawa man stabbed and robbed while trying to sell bag of meat
Police are looking for three suspects after a man was stabbed and robbed of a backpack of meat in downtown Oshawa on Sunday morning.
At least 17 per cent of sea life will die off by 2100 as oceans warm
While warmer water is the biggest factor, climate change also results in oceans that are more acidic and have less oxygen, which also harms sea life, according to UBC study author William Cheung.
U.S. resident released from Iran custody says it eases tension
Amid escalating rhetoric from the two countries, Iran’s decision to release detainee Nizar Zakkam is expected to reduce the animosity between the countries
’Never judge a book by its cover:’ From jail to Dragons’ Den — the continuing story of Emily O’Brien
“This is what I know I’m capable of,” says the 30-year-old woman who pleaded guilty to importing drugs
Hamilton Highview student is tab terrific
Hanna Zimmer wanted to do something about the aluminum pop, beer and other cans she would see left on the street and help Ronald McDonald House at the same time.Last fall the 11-year-old Grade 3 student at Highview Elementary School on the east M
Toronto police aware of video appearing to show unprovoked assault on Warriors fans downtown after Game 5
Police confirmed they are aware of the video but said they have not received a complaint.
Chief military judge testifying in own court martial
Col. Mario Dutil is facing eight charges, including two of fraud and four of violating the military’s code of conduct, in an unprecedented legal case.
50/50 jackpot for Game 5 of NBA Finals worth more than $1 million
The jackpot for MLSE Foundation’s 50/50 draw is believed to be the largest ever for a North American sporting event.
Tough lessons from Tim Hortons: senior exec speaks out on successes — and failures
RBI chief corporate officer Duncan Fulton on the role of corporate culture, the battle with franchisees and why the problems at Tim Hortons won’t happen again
Mother dog, 9 puppies doing well after being found in sealed box at B.C. dump
The mother and pups were taken to a vet in Puntzi Lake and then transferred to the SPCA facility in Quesnel, where suitable foster care was available.
How the battle of bra-baring waitresses and religious protesters explains Israel’s political crisis
The confrontation reflected a central tension in modern Israel over the very nature of the state, founded by secular Zionists but with an ultrareligious population that is growing in size and influence.
Zuckerberg contacts Pelosi after Facebook refused to take down manipulated video, still waiting on response
Pelosi’s decision not to engage with Zuckerberg reflects her frustration with how Facebook handled a manipulated video clip of remarks by the Speaker, sources said.
Toronto police investigating video appearing to show unprovoked assault on Warriors fans downtown after Game 5
Police confirmed they are aware of the video but said they have not received a complaint.
Social media skepticism helping fuel distrust of the internet, survey finds
One in four respondents said they didn’t trust the internet, a view increasingly being driven by lack of confidence in social media, governments and search engines.
Man arrested for allegedly throwing corrosive substance at couple pushing stroller near Christie Pits
Massimo Iono is charged with three counts of assault with a weapon, three counts of public mischief and one count of administering a noxious substance.
Body recovered from water near Hamilton’s Princess Point
Hamilton police are investigating after passerby found body in the water
Hamilton charity Restorations building home for human trafficking survivors
Fundraiser Friday for local charity helping sexual exploitation survivors
Recreation areas at lakes reopened as wildfire stops growing
Recreation areas at lakes reopened as wildfire stops growing
Hamilton officials need to take graffiti "seriously," say BIA officials
"I don't think we are taking it seriously enough," said International Village BIA executive director Susie Braithwaite.
When you’ve got the keys to your new home but the sellers haven’t left
There must be clearer wording in the standard Ontario Real Estate Association contract to avoid disputes over vacant possession, writes Bob Aaron.
Most Canadian car buyers get financing at dealership, poll finds
But financial pros advise weighing risks of the increasing loan terms of 84 months.
Hamilton teen Arjun Ram floors Toronto Raptor Kyle Lowry with iconic question
The 13-year-old’s exchange with the player has blown up on social media.
Water advisories issued for 3 sections of Arkansas River
Water advisories issued for 3 sections of Arkansas River
Water advisories issued for 3 sections of Arkansas River
Water advisories issued for 3 sections of Arkansas River
Carter’s OshKosh B’gosh coming to Winona Crossing shopping centre
Carter’s OshKosh B’gosh is on its way to the Winona Crossing shopping centre.
Hawaii officials say new ramp best option at volcano beach
Hawaii officials say new ramp best option at volcano beach
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