Ontario Liberal campaign chair apologizes for saying ‘People think Doug Ford’s a bit of a dick’
Hamilton’s air quality is improving: provincial government report
3 suspects sought after man injured in Hamilton home invasion, police say
Barton Street jail inquest highlights gaps in ‘code white’ training
Potential CP Rail strike would affect Hamilton GO service
ATMs from 58 businesses targeted by thieves in southwestern Ontario since Jan. 2017: OPP
COMMENTARY: Kathleen Wynne plays the Trump card
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne’s personal attack on PC leader and chief rival Doug Ford was ill-timed, Tasha Kheiriddin says. Continue reading
Doug Ford promises to add long-term care beds, speaks out against supervised injection sites
Ford made the announcement Friday at a campaign stop in Sarnia. He committed to creating 15,000 beds within five years, and 30,000 over the next 10 years. Continue reading
What is toxic load and how does it affect us?
“Older systems of medicine have talked about it for years and we have more toxins in our bodies today than any other time.” Continue reading
Scott Thompson: Wynne attacks Ford’s character, but will he bite?
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne is a solid campaigner, but her attempts to play rough give Scott Thompson the feeling even she doesn’t believe a lot of what she is saying. Continue reading
Bill Kelly: It’s time that MPs be allowed to vote their conscience
It points to a fundamental flaw in our parliamentary system. Continue reading
Speed Skating Canada fires coach Michael Crowe after investigation
Michael Crowe went on a leave of absence a month before the Pyeongchang Olympics while the organization conducted an internal investigation into alleged relationships he had with skaters while he was a coach with the U.S. team. Continue reading
Rick Zamperin: Canada is Humboldt Strong
The outpouring of support from Canadians, and people around the world, for the victims of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash has been breathtaking. Continue reading
Rick Zamperin: Joe Montford joins Ticats Wall of Honour… finally
On Aug. 23, Joe Montford’s name and No. 53 will be added to the Ticats Wall of Honour. Continue reading
North Korea says it will suspend nuclear and missile testing
The North’s official Korean Central News Agency said the suspension of nuclear and ICBM tests went into effect Saturday. Continue reading
Blue Jays out of steam, lose 4-3 to Yankees
Aaron Judge hit his fifth home run, David Robertson pitched out of an eighth-inning jam and the New York Yankees overcame some shaky defence on a chilly night to beat the Toronto Blue Jays 4-3 on Thursday night. Continue reading
Sunwing passengers still waiting for luggage
By Sean O’Shea Consumer Reporter
Five days after weather delays triggered trouble for Toronto-based Sunwing Airlines, many passengers still haven’t received their luggage. Continue reading
Naturopath gave young boy a rabid dog saliva remedy that wasn’t licensed in Canada: ministry
The sale of an unlicensed natural health product carries fines of up to $5,000 or imprisonment up to three years. Continue reading
Oshawa opposes controversial waterfront development plan
Council passed a motion this week, stating its disapproval with the development plan by Graywood Developments. Continue reading
Police find human remains in Stoney Creek, deceased male in West Hamilton
Police confirm the discovery of a deceased male in West Hamilton and of human remains in Stoney Creek. Continue reading
Middle name mix-up costs Ontario couple dream vacation
By Caryn Lieberman Reporter
It was supposed to be the trip of a lifetime for an Ontario couple, but a discrepancy on their boarding passes with WOW air ended up grounding their big plans. Continue reading
Avicii dead: Swedish DJ dies at age 28
Avicii, whose real name was Tim Bergling, was a well-known DJ and music producer. Continue reading
Natalie Portman pulls out of Israeli awards ceremony due to ‘distressing’ recent events
Natalie Portman “does not feel comfortable participating in any public events in Israel,” according to her representative. Continue reading
Returning ISIS members pose potential chemical weapons risk to Canada: internal government documents
The issue is one of complexities facing police and security agencies preparing for the return of Canadians who traveled to Syria and Iraq to join terrorist groups. Continue reading
Norovirus outbreak in Canada — here’s what’s triggering the vomiting bug
Norovirus cases have risen in Canada, and it’s being linked back to raw oysters from B.C. Continue reading
Humboldt Bronco who survived crash surprises supporters at Leduc hockey game
A community rink in Leduc, Alta. was filled with “Smith” jerseys on Thursday night in support of Tyler Smith, a Humboldt Bronco who survived the April 6 bus crash — and Tyler himself was there. Continue reading
Hamilton’s air quality is improving: provincial government report
The report says in Hamilton, there were no smog days in 2016 and the city reported air quality in the low-risk category 84 per cent of the time. Continue reading
Ontario Liberal campaign chair apologizes for saying ‘People think Doug Ford’s a bit of a dick’
Premier Kathleen Wynne is calling on her adviser to apologize to Ford. Continue reading
UPDATE: Hamilton standoff ends, two people in custody
Hamilton police are asking the public to stay away from the area of Main and Victoria. Continue reading
ATMs from 58 businesses targeted by thieves in southwestern Ontario since Jan. 2017: OPP
OPP are encouraging business owners with an ATM to report any suspicious activity. Continue reading
3 suspects sought after man injured in Hamilton home invasion, police say
Hamilton police say three men – one of them armed with a knife – entered the home on Thursday morning. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Kathleen Wynne plays the Trump card
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne’s personal attack on PC leader and chief rival Doug Ford was ill-timed, Tasha Kheiriddin says. Continue reading
Doug Ford promises to add long-term care beds, speaks out against supervised injection sites
Ford made the announcement Friday at a campaign stop in Sarnia. He committed to creating 15,000 beds within five years, and 30,000 over the next 10 years. Continue reading
Scott Thompson: Wynne attacks Ford’s character, but will he bite?
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne is a solid campaigner, but her attempts to play rough give Scott Thompson the feeling even she doesn’t believe a lot of what she is saying. Continue reading
Bill Kelly: It’s time that MPs be allowed to vote their conscience
It points to a fundamental flaw in our parliamentary system. Continue reading
Rick Zamperin: Canada is Humboldt Strong
The outpouring of support from Canadians, and people around the world, for the victims of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash has been breathtaking. Continue reading
Rick Zamperin: Joe Montford joins Ticats Wall of Honour… finally
On Aug. 23, Joe Montford’s name and No. 53 will be added to the Ticats Wall of Honour. Continue reading
Blue Jays out of steam, lose 4-3 to Yankees
Aaron Judge hit his fifth home run, David Robertson pitched out of an eighth-inning jam and the New York Yankees overcame some shaky defence on a chilly night to beat the Toronto Blue Jays 4-3 on Thursday night. Continue reading
Sunwing passengers still waiting for luggage
By Sean O’Shea Consumer Reporter
Five days after weather delays triggered trouble for Toronto-based Sunwing Airlines, many passengers still haven’t received their luggage. Continue reading
Oshawa opposes controversial waterfront development plan
Council passed a motion this week, stating its disapproval with the development plan by Graywood Developments. Continue reading
Barton Street jail inquest highlights gaps in ‘code white’ training
Testimony at a coroner’s inquest has revealed an emergency response device was used during a “code white” event at the jail without training. Continue reading
Potential CP Rail strike would affect Hamilton GO service
Metrolinx said in addition to the cancellation of Hamilton GO Centre trains, Milton and Barrie passengers could experience longer than normal delays in the event of signal problems. Continue reading
Police find human remains in Stoney Creek, deceased male in West Hamilton
Police confirm the discovery of a deceased male in West Hamilton and of human remains in Stoney Creek. Continue reading
Supreme Court of Canada to decide Friday on international custody case
The case involves John Balev and his wife Catharine-Rose Baggott, both Canadian citizens, who were married in Canada in 2000 and moved to Germany in 2001. Continue reading
Joe Montford to be inducted to Hamilton Tiger-Cats Wall of Honour
Joe Montford spent eight seasons with Hamilton, winning a Grey Cup with the team in 1999. Continue reading
Voicemail comes back to haunt Hamilton NDP MPP
A voicemail left by a local NDP Member of Provincial Parliament has done more than raise a few eyebrows. Continue reading
Norovirus outbreak in Canada — here’s what’s triggering the vomiting bug
Norovirus cases have risen in Canada, and it’s being linked back to raw oysters from B.C. Continue reading
Global News two-time finalist for top investigative journalism award
Global News has been nominated as a finalist twice for this year’s CJF Jackman Award for Excellence in Journalism for its series Inadmissible and its work on the project The Price of Oil. Continue reading
Doug Ford says his company would benefit ‘probably very little’ from a tax cut
Kathleen Wynne says Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford may say he fights for the little guy, but his policies favour “the big guy.” Continue reading
Missing Hamilton senior found
A happy ending in the search for Andras Dohany. Continue reading
Ontario teens facing animal cruelty charges after cat allegedly killed on video
It’s alleged a 14-year-old boy killed a cat while a 13-year-old girl took video of the incident. Continue reading
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