Thanksgiving Monday means a holiday for most people in Hamilton and Burlington. Continue reading →

Customer service, if we don’t get it, we take our business somewhere else. Unless it’s the foreign-owned, union-controlled, monopoly known as the Beer Store. Continue reading →

The school says the one-year post-graduate program was approved this summer by the Ontario Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development. Continue reading →

The point of legalization is to stop punishing consenting adults, to keep marijuana out of the hands of kids, and to eliminate the black market. Not only does Ontario’s plan do little to achieve any of those ends, it may, in fact, prove to be counterproductive. Continue reading →

He doesn’t play political favourites and is always open about his position and what he is trying to do for his members in a modern world. Continue reading →

Ontario’s plan to regulate the sale of cannabis once it is legalized is getting mixed reviews in the city of Kingston. Continue reading →

Attorney General Yasir Naqvi has said the province won’t act punitively, and will not criminally charge underage users caught with small amounts of marijuana. Continue reading →

An Oakville man is facing a handful of charges after he was arrested twice in two days. Continue reading →

David Kattenburg, a university instructor in Winnipeg, says labelling the West Bank wines as originating in Israel is fraudulent. Continue reading →

Most grocery stores and local malls will be open on holiday Monday, but banks and government offices will be closed. Continue reading →