9 hrs ago | Madison Publishing
Second man arrested in Tim Bo...
Police have confirmed the arrest of a 25-year-old Oakville, Ontario man in connection with the death of Hamilton father Tim Bosma.
13 hrs ago | The Globe and Mail
Full circle: Summer shutdowns at Detroit Three scaled back or cancelled
The latest example of the new religion in Detroit will come this summer, when auto makers cancel or scale back annual summer shutdowns at North American factories so they can keep them running flat-out to meet hot demand.
18 hrs ago | The Waterloo Region Record
Oakville man is second suspect arrested in Tim Bosma murder case
Mark Smich was arrested Wednesday, Hamilton Police announced at a press conference.
18 hrs ago | Canada.com
Police make second arrest in Tim Bosma test drive death; man faces murder charge
Two men are now facing first-degree murder charges in the death of Tim Bosma, the Hamilton father who took two men on a test drive and never returned.
19 hrs ago | The Globe and Mail
Why do we need monopolies on beer and milk?
A Beer Store, part of Ontario's beer retail monopoly, in Oakville, Ont. on May 14, 2013.
Beer spruces up in battle for market share
A Beer Store location in Oakville, Ont., shows the new branding and updated store style, with a walk in beer fridge, exposed wood and other new shopper-friendly features.
SNC-Lavalin trial welcomed by politician
Lavalin's reputation has been tarnished since it disclosed in March 2012 that $56 million in improper payments were made to undisclosed foreign agents.
Charges coming after nine Oakville smash and grabs
Halton police anticipate laying numerous charges in connection to nine recent smash and grab-style break-ins to Oakville businesses following the Wednesday arrest of two men in Peel Region.
SNC division disguised millions of dollars in bribes, documents show
In September, 2010, an SNC-Lavalin project manager walked into a Nigerian bureaucrat's office and handed him 1.2 million naira in cash - equivalent to nearly five times the average annual salary in that country.
Five reasons I (still) like Algonquin Power
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When it comes to home buying, what should your real estate lawyer do?
When graphic and web designer Andy Stanleigh bought a house in Oakville, Ont. last summer, he learned the value of having a real estate lawyer on call.
Learn about participating in Culture Days
Do you want to participate at this year's Culture Days in September? Then, you'll need to know how.
Watson Avenue closing Monday for construction
Starting Monday , Halton Region will begin a wastewater main replacement project on Watson Avenue and Galt Avenue in southeast Oakville that will result in several temporary road closures until the work is completed in July.
Open houses on future of Merton lands
Residents are invited to weigh in on the future of the Merton Lands during two open houses slated for Wednesday, May 15 and Thursday, May 16.
Porsche Canada Announces Leadership Change
Porsche Cars Canada announced today a change to its leadership. Starting in September, Joe Lawrence will become Executive Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer of Porsche Cars North America.
Halton police salute Oakville heroes with awards
Halton police salute Oakville heroes with awards. Halton police Const. Tara McLorn and police dog Parker were in good company at the recent Halton Regional Police Service Awards ceremony.
Tabatha Jourdain is operating the new Tim Horton's in Sioux Lookout, which is owned by Lac Seul First Nation.
Oakville concession stand robbed
Police are investigating after a break-in Saturday to the Scoops and Kones concession stand at 1426 Lakeshore Rd.
Ottawa Singles get sexy Wine Tasting Event
There are eyewitness reports on two orbs that changed direction and hovered in the daytime sky at Oakville, Ontario, on 5th May 2013 at 1:30 pm.
Merton Study grabs attention of residents
NORTH OAKVILLE An area of land that's currently home to Saw Whet Golf Course and not much else is the focal point of a study currently underway by the Town of Oakville.