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A 'demographic tsunami' is about to make Canada's trucker shortage even worse
Canada's truck driver shortage will grow by half in less than a decade as the industry grapples with an aging workforce and difficulties recruiting young people and women.
'Can these people really sing?': Yes, and these Hamilton women just won the Karaoke World Championships
Hamilton's Candace Miles and Kate Dion are the first-ever Canadian duet team to win gold at the Karaoke World Championships (KWC), which took place in Tokyo at the end of November.
Halton Police arrest impaired driver with help from 'astute' Instagram user
Police say they received a 911 call from a person who had watched a video on the photo-sharing app of a male driver whose car was "stopped in a turn lane facing a green light" at the intersection of Bronte Street and Steeles Avenue.
Hamilton-based charity resumes fundraising efforts for 1st Liberian library
After stopping to help with the Ebola crisis, a Hamilton-based charity is aiming to raise $2 million to build Liberia's first library since the civil war.
A skydiving bunny, a cat's 70-km journey home and more: Hamilton's top animal stories of 2019
From a noseless cat's wild adventure to ducks waddling through school and a doe making itself at home, here's a look at some of the best animal stories from Hamilton over the past year.
We asked: What are your 3 wishes for Hamilton in 2020?
Highlights include LRT, clean water and zero unemployment.
Hamilton police task force finds at least $40,000 in stolen high-end bikes
Hamilton Police's Division 20 Heat unit and its Bear units had two separate investigations until realizing their cases were connected.
Christmas 2019: What's open and closed in Hamilton
Most services are closed on Christmas Day and New Year's Day, but transit will run with limited service.
'Can't even see him hurting an insect': Al-Hasnawi friends and supporters want appeal
They shivered in below-zero temperatures. Their mittened hands held signs for a message they said couldn't wait: the Crown attorney's office needs to appeal the not-guilty verdict for the person who shot Yosif Al-Hasnawi, and it needs to happen now.
How to cook vegan holiday recipes with Chef Jack Middleton
Hamilton-based Chef Jack Middleton talks cooking plant-based meals for the holidays, and how it's more simple and delicious than you might think.
'Kind of sad' Christmas weather in Hamilton, meteorologist says
Hamilton has had a 62 per cent chance of a 'white Christmas' between 1955 and 2017 — this year likely won't be one of them.
Hamilton issues trespassing notices under its new bylaw to discourage yellow vest group
Hamilton bylaw officials have issued two trespassing notices under a new bylaw aimed at discouraging yellow vest wearers and groups such as the Soldiers of Odin and Proud Boys.
Tiger-Cats re-sign offensive co-ordinator Condell, defensive coach Washington
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are extending the contracts of offensive co-ordinator Tommy Condell and defensive co-ordinator/defensive backs coach Mark Washington.
Burlington man, 58, charged with human trafficking and 18 other offences after raid
Officers from the service's Child Abuse and Sexual Assault (CASA) unit and members of the Emergency Services Unit — including tactical and canine officers — worked with other investigators to arrest the man on Friday, Dec. 20.
This Niagara street takes Christmas very seriously — wrapping every house in lights
Every house on Rio Lane in St. Catharines, Ont., is dressed up in lights for the Christmas season. It's a street tradition that's been going on for 40 years, with front lawns littered in holiday inflatables, homemade cutouts and thousands of lights.
Man, 22, injured in 'targeted' shooting in Hamilton's east end
Police and paramedics responded to a report of a shooting in the area of Oriole Crescent and Glengrove Avenue on Sunday just before 10 p.m.
Hamilton climate group behind manure dump at Doug Ford's Etobicoke office
The Hamilton branch of a global climate action group has claimed responsibility for dumping manure outside of Doug Ford's Etobicoke constituency office — a video of which went viral on social media Sunday.
No money for 'race assessment' delays sentencing in Hamilton murder case
Police originally charged Aristor with first-degree murder. The charge was dropped, but his claims of self-defence did not convince the jury, which found him guilty of second-degree murder.
Man charged with stealing car — with a person still inside: Niagara police
A man has been charged with kidnapping and theft of a motor vehicle, police say, after he attempted to take a car and drive away with a passenger still inside.
Allergic to Christmas? Here are some survival tips from an allergist
Simply having a wonderful Christmastime becomes a lot more difficult if you're allergic to Christmas trees, poinsettias or even the cold. Dr. Samira Jeimy has some survival tips for the unlucky few who suffer through the holiday season.
Amateur hour LRT announcement shows Tories can't get past blaming Liberals
They have been in power for 18 months, but the Ford government is still making things up as it goes along. And when it runs into turbulence, as it did this week in Hamilton, its favourite response is to pivot quickly to blaming the former Liberal government for its troubles.
Auditor general is looking into cost estimates for Hamilton LRT
Ontario's auditor general says she'll look at how reasonable the province's cost estimates were for Hamilton light-rail transit as part of an upcoming audit of Metrolinx.
'I'm not going to let go': 10-year-old saves friend from drowning in icy Hamilton Harbour
A 10-year-old boy believes a guardian angel gave him the strength to keep his best friend's head above the surface after he fell into the frigid water of Hamilton Harbour.
Police helped arrest 'main target' as part of probe into illegal gambling ring
Hamilton police say the canine unit helped locate cash and valuables in a false wall.
Things to do during the holidays in and around Hamilton
We've put together a list of activities sure to keep your holidays bright.
Winter travel advisory in effect for Hamilton and Burlington
Snow and low visibility are expected for areas between Grimsby and Oakville, with total snowfall amounts of five to 10 cm possible.
Gingerbread Death Star celebrates the holidays in a galaxy far, far away
Kim Jones and her son, Theo Risdale, made a gingerbread Death Star and surrounded it with X-wings, TIE fighters and Star Destroyers to celebrate the holidays and final trilogy of the Skywalker saga.
LiUNA, a union Doug Ford supports, will crunch its own numbers for Hamilton LRT
A top labourers' union that supported Hamilton light-rail transit (LRT) says it's doing its own studies to find out how much it would cost to build the system — and to change the mind of its old friend Doug Ford.
OPP charge Norfolk man hauling 53-foot trailer with homemade hitch
"Just one little pin," some chains and a lone brake line were connecting the truck to its load, according to provincial police.
Man and woman arrested after ramming cop car: Hamilton police
Officers found drugs, fake money, weapons including a pellet handgun and pellet rifle, stolen IDs and ammo after pulling over the suspects.
Brantford man charged with child-luring
A Brantford man has been charged with sex-related offences, police say, after officials in the United States alerted investigators he was allegedly luring a girl believed to be 14 years old.
Hamilton tow truck arsons part of wider climate of violence in GTA towing industry
Ontario’s tow truck association is calling on the government to implement provincial licences and a set of standards amid violence and chaos in the industry.
Buses running Thursday: Tentative agreement with union averts HSR strike
The union representing HSR workers is hoping to have its tentative deal with the city ratified by Christmas.
Check out the world's tiniest gingerbread house — and you'll never guess what it's on top of
Travis Casagrande's microscopic creation is a home for the holidays — a gingerbread house complete with a wreath over the door, a cheery brick chimney, Christmas tree details carved into the walls and a patriotic Canadian flag doormat.
School boards proposing 9:30 a.m. start for some schools to help solve busing shortage
Hamilton's school boards bell time study will see some students starting school as late as 9:30 a.m. and ending the day at 3:50 p.m.
Mulroney says she told Hamilton about LRT overruns in September 'in good faith'
Ontario's transportation minister says she told city reps in September "in goodwill and good faith" that Hamilton's light-rail transit system was more expensive than anticipated.
City issues cold alert for frigid temperatures in Hamilton
The city of Hamilton has issued a cold alert as it drops to minus 15 C in the evening and minus 22 with the wind chill overnight.
Hamilton police investigate after woman killed in hit-and-run
Hamilton police are investigating after a collision left one woman dead. The driver fled the scene.
End of Hamilton LRT threatens proposed developments says business group
The city and LRT supporters saw the project not as just a transit initiative, but as an economic growth strategy that would spur development along the 14-kilometre line.
Junior goalie who was severely cut by skate 'home, safe and sound, with his family'
The Niagara IceDogs say injured goaltender Tucker Tynan is home with his family in Chicago, less than a week after sustaining a severe injury to his leg during an Ontario Hockey League game.
As HSR strike deadline looms city tells residents to consider carpooling, walking
Bus drivers, mechanics and other transit workers will be in a legal strike or lockout position as of 12:01 a.m. Thursday.
Show us the detailed numbers that led to the death of Hamilton LRT, city says
The province won't release a report that prompted it to cancel Hamilton's long-awaited light-rail transit (LRT) project, but the mayor says he'll fight for its release.
3 teens arrested after string of armed robberies targeting 10 Hamilton businesses
Investigators say two men entered eight gas bars and two variety stores between Dec. 12 and 15, confronted employees and demanded cash while flashing a firearm.
'Competition is pretty fierce': Police investigating after 3 tow trucks set on fire
Hamilton police are investigating the fires as arson. Meanwhile, the owner of a towing company says he's worried other trucks will get torched.
Police looking for man in alleged fraud during Burlington mayoral election
A warrant has been issued for a Burlington man sought in connection with alleged fraud related to the city's municipal election.
6 takeaways from the province's decision not to fund LRT in Hamilton
Transportation Minister Caroline Mulroney was the one who called the press conference to announce the province's decision, but she was a no-show after things quickly went off the rails.
HWDSB bullying review panel to host 20 consultation sessions starting in 2020
The panel charged with reviewing how the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board handles bullying will host at least 20 sessions with students, parents and staff starting in the new year.
Ontario cancels Hamilton LRT in chaotic announcement; mayor calls it a 'betrayal'
Ontario cancelled $1 billion in funding for Hamilton's LRT system on Monday, killing it amid a chaotic afternoon that included a hastily cancelled news conference, city councillors facing down police and Transportation Minister Caroline Mulroney leaving the city with a police escort.
More sexual assault charges laid against Hamilton middle school principal
Damir Ivankovic, who was the principal at Ryerson Middle School, has been charged with two more counts of sexual assault, two counts of sexual interference and assault for alleged incidents involving female students during the 2017-2018 school year.
Shots fired in Ancaster early Monday morning, police investigating
Investigators say they found evidence shots had been fired, but no injuries have been reported.
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