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Donkey dies after collision with car in Norfolk County: police
Provincial police say they had to put down a donkey after it was struck by a vehicle in Norfolk County.
Red Hill Valley Parkway reopens after massive liquid asphalt spill, repairs continue
The Red Hill Valley Parkway has reopened after Thursday's massive liquid asphalt spill.
Hamilton man shot multiple times and killed on West Mountain Thursday night
A 31-year-old Hamilton man was shot and killed Thursday night. It's the seventh homicide in the city so far this year.
Ontario's social assistance reforms look like 'window dressing,' anti-poverty activist says
Some activists and social assistance recipients are questioning whether the Ford government's proposed reforms will help reduce poverty in the province.
The vanishing art of making Welland's famous Sacred Heart tourtières
Every year, for the last two decades, the Daughters of Isabella at the Sacred Heart Parish in Welland bake about 1,200 tourtières —​ traditional French meat pies - in just four days.
Bo Levi Mitchell headlines CFL awards with 2nd MOP
Bo Levi Mitchell has his second CFL outstanding player award. The Calgary Stampeders quarterback captured the honour Thursday night at the CFL's awards banquet. Voting was conducted by members of the Football Reporters of Canada as well as the nine CFL head coaches. A total of 60 voters participated.
Hamilton police will reopen 'unfounded' sexual assault cases if the victims ask
Hamilton police are willing to reopen historic sexual assault cases from 2010 to present day in light of a new community review showing 70 per cent of "unfounded" cases reached inaccurate conclusions.
Linc crash caused by Michigan man asleep at the wheel: police
A Michigan man is facing a careless driving charge after allegedly falling asleep at the wheel and causing a chain-reaction crash that closed the Linc for several hours Wednesday.
Canadians are more polite on Twitter, Americans more negative — study looked at 40M tweets
Researchers at McMaster University found the words most disproportionately typed out by Twitter users on both sides of the border line up with national stereotypes — Canadians tend to be polite and positive while Americans are more assertive and negative.
Alcohol, drugs and speed factors in Binbrook crash where car went airborne: police
Hamilton police believe that drugs, alcohol and excessive speeds were all factors in a single-vehicle crash that sent two men in their 20s to hospital Wednesday night.
Red Hill closed for afternoon commute after 44K litres of liquid asphalt leaks after crash
The city is being forced to repave a section of the Red Hill Valley Parkway Thursday that's slated to be repaved again in just a few months — because a tractor-trailer struck a bridge and rolled over on the roadway, spilling about 44,000 litres of liquid asphalt.
Ontario PCs to update disability requirements, allow welfare recipients to earn more money
The Ford government is changing its definition about who qualifies for disability assistance while also allowing people to earn more money while receiving social assistance.
Police searching for man involved in bar fight that might have sparked fatal shooting
Investigators are searching for a man police say assaulted a customer at a downtown Hamilton bar during a fight that could have sparked a shooting that left one man dead and three others with bullet wounds.
Brantford police ask public for help on 2-year anniversary of unsolved homicide
Two years after Jeffrey Robert's body was found in a field near Highway 403, police are urging anyone with information about his death to contact them.
Family anxious to face cop who shot Tony Divers at upcoming inquest
Yvonne Alexander is steeling herself for what will undoubtedly be one of the most difficult moments of her life.
How the drowning death of a young boy led to a precedent setting decision about canoes
In the sad case of the drowning death of 8-year-old Thomas Rancourt, a boy who was out on a canoe with his mother's boyfriend when it capsized, the trial judge, last week, made a precedent setting ruling that could help make Ontario waterways safer.
Hamilton small business loses entire stock of original Mexican art after van stolen
Two Hamilton small business owners are reeling after a van containing all of their product was stolen from the Locke Street area Monday evening.
Linc reopens after 5-car crash
Hamilton police are investigating a five-car crash on the Linc that happened Wednesday morning.
Truck totalled, horse hurt in Norfolk County collision
Ontario Provincial Police were called to a Norfolk County roadway Monday evening after a crash where a truck ran into a horse, investigators say.
'Looking for an apartment and crying': Woman evicted over rules that protect tenants
The rules are in place to keep tenants safe, the city says. But a tenant rights group says they need to be more flexible.
Death of suspect in case of cyclist who was hunted down and killed gives family closure
More than five years after Hamilton man Michael Sullivan was hunted down, run over and killed by a man in a truck, his family says they can finally move on with their lives.
Long waits, too few beds — Ontario healthcare indicators going in 'wrong direction:' report
Ontario Premier Doug Ford spent the election campaign pledging to end, in Ontario, what he called "hallway healthcare." A new report says Ontario's healthcare is failing on many levels.
Councillors should not opt out of Hamilton's future on retail pot
Dispensary owner Britney Guerra argues in this opinion piece that Hamilton councillors will forgo a major economic opportunity if they opt out of retail pot.
Senior rushed to hospital after being hit by truck: police
A pedestrian has sustained serious injuries Tuesday after being hit by a truck in east Hamilton.
Police looking for masked man after convenience store robbed at knifepoint
Investigators have released an image captured by surveillance video showing a masked male suspect who police say entered the store on Cannon Street East around 7 a.m. on Nov. 9, brandished a knife and demanded cash from the register.
Canada Post warns southern Ontario to have worst mail delivery delays in country
Canada Post is warning customers of "prolonged delivery delays for the foreseeable future" because of rotating strikes by its largest union and it says the worst delays are expected to be in southern and southwestern Ontario.
Meet the Hamilton designers helping to bring the iconic El Mocambo back to life
A Toronto cultural icon that has hosted the likes of The Rolling Stones and U2 is finally making a comeback — and a group of designers from Hamilton are on the ground floor.
Review finds 70% of Hamilton 'unfounded' sex assault cases were improperly handled
Investigators relied on rape myths, interrogated victims like they were perpetrators and gave "disproportionate weight" to what the accused said.
Section of waterfront trail to close for a year
A section of the Waterfront Trail is closing as of Monday for construction and will remain closed until the end of 2019, the city has announced.
Police want $50K reward for information about killing of mobster Angelo Musitano
Hamilton police believe the family and friends of two men wanted for the killing of mobster Angelo Musitano know where they're hiding — and $50,000 might be enough to make them talk.
Police investigating random Hamilton bear spray attacks
Hamilton police are investigating after two people reported being attacked with what is believed to be bear spray on Main Street West Sunday night.
Canadian folk anthem Log Driver's Waltz finds new life in children's book
Written in the 50s, but popularized by a National Film Board video in 1979, the tune about a young woman's delight in dancing with a light-footed log driver has been turned into a children's book published by Simon & Schuster.
Fairfax buys 13.7% stake in Stelco for $250M as steel surges
Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd. says it has bought a 13.7 per cent stake in steel producer Stelco Holdings Inc. for roughly $250 million.
PC rent control changes probably won't mean more apartments in Hamilton, critics say
A local landlord and a tenant action group both say they don't have much hope that the province's changes to rent control will spur more new apartments in Hamilton.
Record-setting Harris, Redblacks hammer Tiger-Cats in East final
Trevor Harris threw a CFL playoff-record six TD passes to lead the Ottawa Redblacks to an emphatic 46-27 East Division final win over the visiting Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Sunday afternoon.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out new music from AlphaCub, Jack Moves and The Dunlop Brothers.
Keeping safe from coyotes: Hamilton has tips
After recent attacks on Hamilton dogs, the city has released a series of tips for keeping your pets safe from coyotes.
7 things to do in Hamilton this weekend
With the holidays around the corner, there are lots of ways to get in the seasonal spirit this weekend.
Inquest announced into death of Tony Divers, man shot and killed by Hamilton police
The 36-year-old from Hamilton died in hospital on Oct. 1, 2016 after being shot on a busy downtown street, right by Hamilton GO Centre.
Learn to save a life: Organization offering naloxone training for the 'nightlife' industry
Bar staff, bouncers and musicians might not be what you think of when it comes to first responders to the opioid, crisis but Ace Piva sees them as part of the frontline for stopping overdoses.
Teens doing dangerous work for no pay — Should OHL players get minimum wage?: Matt Cullen
Ontario Hockey League players are highly skilled and provide, mostly free, labour for team owners and star in a high profile and often dangerous big business across the province. Should they be paid, at the very least, as well as other minimum wage workers in Ontario?
Santa Claus — and road closures — coming to town
The annual Hamilton Santa Claus Parade starts at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, beginning at the corner of Bay Street N. and Barton Street W.
3 people from St. Catharines charged with fentanyl possession: police
A 62-year-old man, 44-year-old man and 36-year-old woman were all charged with possession of a controlled substance, along with failing to comply with probation.
Mohawk Road W. reopens after water main break
City crews estimate the road should be open in both directions by 4 p.m.
Burt Reynolds and the bump n' run: the life of coach Glanville, Ticats 'football historian'
More than 50 years after taking his first football coaching gig, Hamilton Ticats coach Jerry Glanville sees the light at the end of the tunnel like only he can.
Doug Ford's spending cuts are not as deep as many feared, or hoped
Ontarians who were bracing for slashing and burning by the Doug Ford government may be relieved that no huge program cuts were unveiled in Thursday's mini-budget.
'Depravity and evil': Crown seeks 25 more years for Dellen Millard at 3rd murder trial
Dellen Millard's final fate is now in the hands of a judge, after his sentencing hearing for shooting his own father, Wayne.
Unhappy with new rules for cannabis stores, some councillors want Hamilton to opt out
Several city councillors say they want to opt out of having private cannabis stores in Hamilton, especially given how close they can be to schools.
Where are Hamilton's snow plows? This snow storm, you can track them
Hamilton is getting its first ever snowstorm where residents can see where the snow plows are.
Ontario PCs slash spending and oversight, unveil tax cut and new LCBO hours in 1st economic plan
Months after Ontario's finance minister said finding fiscal balance will "require everyone to make sacrifices without exception," the public got its first glance at how the government will try to do it.
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