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The President’s Day weekend box office is too close to call as the action tale “Safe House” and the love story “The Vow” compete for the No. 1 spot
As both Canada and the U.S. embark on bicentennial celebrations of the war, an alphabetical guide to just some of the people, places and events.
Graeme MacKay, The Spectator’s editorial cartoonist, takes a look back at local events in 2011
Stepping into one of the three test kitchens at Maple Leaf Foods’ Think Food facility is a little like peeking into a magician’s top hat.
Dylan Armstrong’s brilliant season has earned the shot putter three of Canada’s track and field awards for 2011, including the Jack W. Davies Trophy as overall athlete of the year, while Christian Brennan, of Waterdown, and Hamilton’s Reid Coolsaet also got in on the action.
The Burlington Teen Tour Band has been invited to perform in Pearl Harbor at events marking the 70th anniversary of the attack on the Hawaiian port.
Present alternate version of events for 30-year-old murder
Doug Flis runs. Since he stopped smoking and started running in 1975, the 61-year-old Grimsby resident has completed 71 marathons, 23 Around the Bay races (sometimes doing the loop twice), countless charity events, the Ironman Triathlon in Hawaii, two 50-mile and seven 100-mile runs.
September trading activity starts in earnest on Tuesday as traders return from a long weekend to deal with a trio of major events that will unspool throughout the week.
Yelena Isinbayeva extended her string of failures at major events on Tuesday, going under the pole vault bar on her final attempt while trailing five of her rivals for gold at the world championships.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – Astronauts may need to temporarily abandon the International Space Station this fall if last week’s Russian launch accident prevents new crews from flying, a NASA official said Monday.
All hail Mick’s hips. At 68, Michael Philip Jagger is the hottest — or at least the oldest — sex symbol of the summer.
After more than 1,200 track and field events, Hamilton was up by five, going into the final event: the triple jump.
Hamilton’s African and Muslim communities continue to plan local fundraising events and activities to help send aid to famine-stricken regions of Somalia and east Africa.