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Man facing charges after allegedly exposing himself to multiple females, police say
Halton Regional Police say a 30-year-old Burlington man is facing multiple charges after he allegedly exposed himself to female victims from the ages of 11 to 38 years old.
Suspect wanted in connection to armed robbery and police chase: police
Hamilton police they are looking for the man who allegedly robbed a Dundas grocery store using a firearm before he led police on a chase throughout the city.
2 more charges laid against man involved in Smithville shooting
Niagara Regional Police Service say two more charges have been laid against a 46-year-old Mississauga man involved in an incident in Smithville that led to a police-involved shooting.
Mainly cloudy in Hamilton today
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
9 of the most interesting people we met in Hamilton in 2018
The clerk, the protester, the steelworker, the street walker, the homeless campers, the birthday girl and the hero. 8 of the most interesting people in Hamilton we met in 2018.
Things to do in Hamilton on the last weekend of 2018
New Years Eve is promising to bring rain and snow, so if you're heading out to enjoy any of these events better pack both an umbrella and a parka.
Hamilton's weirdest crime stories of 2018
In the spirit of looking back on the year that was, we've compiled a list of some of the weirdest crime stories of 2018. From inebriated seniors getting Tasered to the search for stolen porn, here are some head scratching things that happened around Hamilton.
Get outside before it snows, as balmy Friday gives way to winter
Hamilton saw a high of 12 C on Friday, which is about 11 degrees above average.
'Is the Beer Store open?' and 9 other inappropriate calls to Hamilton's 911
The list includes a number of questions better asked elsewhere, a sick cat, a humping dog and a mysterious noise coming from a light bulb.
Dollar value of building permits in Hamilton hit $1B faster than ever before in 2018
A report for shows that over a 12-month period in 2018 a total of 8,068 permits were issued with $1,254,379,881 in construction value.
GO train, HSR free on New Year's Eve
Go Transit and HSR are extending their schedules, and offering free rides, on New Year’s Eve.
Dollar store stabbing sends Hamilton man to hospital
Hamilton police say one man was taken to hospital and another man is in police custody after a stabbing at a downtown dollar store.
4 teens face charges, including assaulting police, after Mountain car crash
Police have charged four teenagers after an incident Thursday that involved a car crashing into a tree and three officers being assaulted.
7 wild moments in Hamilton politics in 2018
There's rarely a dull moment in Hamilton politics, and with both a municipal and provincial election this year, plenty of interesting, harrowing and game-changing stories happened.
Shot fired while officer and police dog chased suspects in St. Catharines: police
Niagara Regional Police say two men have been arrested and charged after a foot pursuit involving the K9 unit where a shot was fired by one of the suspects.
Suspect turns himself in after stabbing at downtown dollar store: police
Hamilton police say they are anticipating laying criminal charges against a man who turned himself in moments after a stabbing at a downtown dollar store.
2 new species spotted during Hamilton's Christmas bird count
Birders discovered two new species for the Hamilton area during the annual Christmas bird count this year.
3 people in custody after assault and collision on the Mountain: police
Investigators say a male youth was assaulted before three people in a silver Nissan crashed into a tree Thursday afternoon.
Shirley Cheechoo, Ron Foxcroft named to Order of Canada
A Hamilton-based businessman and the first Indigenous chancellor of Brock University are among 103 Canadians who will be named to the Order of Canada.
Eat Smart Salad Shake Ups recalled in 5 provinces over Listeria fears
Eat Smart Salad Shake Ups, single-serve salad bowls produced in California, are being recalled due to Listeria contamination fears. The recall impacts salads with a best before date of Dec. 29 sold in Alberta, B.C., Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan, said the company that produces the salads.
Female in critical condition after attack by man in St. Catharines
Niagara police say a female is in critical condition after she was attacked by a 44-year-old man in the area of Vine Street and Seneca Street in St. Catharines Wednesday.
Paris, Ont., man challenging Canada Post's decision to cancel delivery to his rural home
David Kirby of Paris Ont. is wondering why, after 30 years, Canada Post has deemed the curb near his mailbox unsafe — cancelling delivery to his rural home.
A chance of rain showers or flurries today in Hamilton
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
A mouse, a donkey and the dog that grew on you: Hamilton's top animal stories of 2018
It was a wild year for wild animals in Hamilton. Some of the most interesting stories we told you in 2018 involved a giant pig named Esther, a mouse, some falcons, a swan and more.
Children are bearing the brunt of this year's flu season, health officials say
Many Canadian children are spending the holidays battling the flu and other respiratory illnesses — and an early start to the flu season might be partly to blame, public health officials say. Doctors say it's not too late to get the flu shot, which they expect to be more effective than last year.
Hamilton Police seize $80K worth of drugs from Mountain residence
Hamilton Police Vice and Drug Unit seized $80,000 worth of drugs from a house in West Hamilton last Friday.
9 things to do in Hamilton over the holidays
If you're struggling to find something to do with all the spare time that comes with the holiday season, this post is for you.
Why one Hamilton man is giving the gift of free trees this Christmas
At a time of year when most people are thinking about cutting down and decorating Christmas trees, Peter Ormond wants you to consider planting some instead.
Man charged after knife attack during brawl at Ancaster soccer game: police
Hamilton police are investigating after several people were hurt with a knife in Ancaster on Sunday after a fight broke out at a soccer game.
Peter Boxall is Santa and his dad is too - meet the family that keeps Christmas alive
Meet Santa Peter Sr. and Santa Peter Jr., two members of The Santa Family who consider brining holiday cheer an honour.
Westbound Highway 403 lanes near Waterdown have reopened
The westbound lanes of Highway 403 near Waterdown have reopened.
Mississauga man charged with attempted murder after police-involved shooting
A Mississauga man is charged with two counts of attempted murder, Niagara police say, in connection with an incident that led to a police-involved shooting.
Keep dreaming Hamilton — it's not looking like we'll have a white Christmas
While most of the country's landmass will be blanketed in ice and snow this year, a climatologist with Environment Canada says much of southwestern Ontario will be left out of the cold.
Police investigating Hess Village fight that may have involved a gun being fired
Hamilton police are seeking witnesses to a Hess Village fight early Saturday morning where investigators believe a gun may have been fired.
Hamilton mission plays Santa Claus to lonely sailors far from home
The Mission to Seafarers is a Christian welfare charity set up in ports around the globe. In Hamilton it offers transportation for sailors, a place to talk with family and holiday packages.
What's open and closed in Hamilton during the holidays
Here's a look at what's open and closed in Hamilton over the holidays.
The best Hamilton albums of 2018
Here's a look at the best records to come out of Hamilton over the last year.
How to tell the city what you think about retail cannabis stores in Hamilton
Hamilton has released its survey to see how the public feels about having legal cannabis stores.
Disturbance in Smithville sends 3 to hospital, SIU investigate police shooting
One person has a "serious" injury and two others have "critical" injuries after a disturbance in Smithville, Ont. led to a police-involved shooting, Niagara police and Ontario's Special Investigations Unit say.
New police station serving rural Hamilton and suburbs 'on the horizon'
Hamilton's suburbs and rural areas are still years away from getting their own police station, but at least it's on the books now.
Canada takes talented but inexperienced team to World Junior tournament: Matt Cullen
Watching the World Junior Hockey Championships has become as much a Canadian holiday tradition, across the country, as opening presents on Christmas Day. Here's Matt Cullen's preview of the tournament.
Police lock down GO train at Aldershot in search of human trafficking suspect
Halton police kept GO train passengers on lockdown for 20 minutes Thursday evening because they thought a human trafficking suspect might be on board.
Scam targets Norfolk man by threatening to expose his pornographic viewing habits
An email scammer has targeted a Norfolk county man by threatening to spread around a list of his favourite pornographic websites.
What you need to know when travelling with pot outside Ontario
While it's illegal to take cannabis across the Canadian border, the rules for travelling across provincial lines can get hazy.
Milton barn fire kills at least 5 horses, dozens more rescued in overnight effort
At least five horses were killed and dozens were rescued from a barn fire during a major overnight operation in Milton that involved stable staff, police, firefighters, paramedics and veterinarians.
Hamilton's mayor is now also head of its police services board
Hamilton's mayor is also the new chair of its police oversight board, saying he hopes to usher it into a time of stability.
Provincial cuts to specialized funding mean $270K loss for HWDSB
The provincial government's move to slash funding for specialized programs across the province has cost Hamilton's public school board $270,000 in funding support for physical education, racialized students and indigenous training for teachers.
Hamilton heads to court to 'protect our interests' in NPCA board member debacle
Hamilton will be in court to "protect our interests" Friday when a judge looks at the composition of the much-debated Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority (NPCA) board.
Haiden Suarez Noa, guilty again, gets life sentence for murdering his partner
Haiden Suarez Noa was sentenced Thursday in Hamilton to life in prison without chance for parole for 15 years for the second degree murder of 36-year-old partner, Tania Cowell in 2013.
Why we have 'grief dreams' when a loved one dies and what the dreams might mean
To escape grief that comes with the death of a loved one, even sleep may provide no relief. During holidays, new research says, it is more common to have so-called "grief dreams." Joshua Black, a researcher at Brock University studies "grief dreams." He explains what they mean and why we have them.
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