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Police searching for man after Mountain sexual assault
Hamilton police say they are looking for a male suspect after an alleged sexual assault that happened on the Mountain on Thursday.
Hamilton creatives rally against gentrification at Gaged Forum
Artists are frustrated, struggling and increasingly disillusioned by a city hall they say seems eager to capitalize and monetize certain kinds of art, but much less keen to support artists.
Ministry will grant ArcelorMittal Dofasco 1-year extension to fix pollution-producing plants
Ontario plans to give ArcelorMittal Dofasco a one-year extension to get its coke-making plants up to snuff. But if the necessary upgrades aren't completed by the end of 2019 any equipment that doesn't meet environmental standards must be shut down.
Questions remain as police probe triple homicide southwest of London
Provincial police continue to investigate the deaths of one woman and two men, whose bodies were found in a vehicle southwest of London, Ont. near Oneida Nation of the Thames Sunday.
Simcoe couple to take 3-year walk across Canada, from coast to coast to coast
As city planners will tell you, any good place to live is a good place to walk, with lots to see and do within walking distance. For Sonya Richmond and Sean Morton, from Simcoe, Ont., all of Canada from coast to coast to coast, is walking distance.
Remembrance Day 2018: Where to pay your respects in Hamilton
There are many Remembrance Day events happening across Hamilton over the weekend.
'So gross': Hamilton mom disgusted after live mouse found in bag of bread
Loblaw has apologized and says a Hamilton No Frills store is investigating after a live mouse was found in a bag of bread.
Highway 6 crash sends man to hospital with critical injuries
A man was rushed to hospital overnight with critical injuries after a flipping his car on Highway 6.
Periods of snow mixed with rain Friday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Hamilton police arrested 2 people in PC nomination investigation, but didn't charge them
Hamilton police arrested two people this year in their investigation into potential PC voter fraud in the riding of Hamilton West-Ancaster Dundas. But they let them go without charging them.
Peter Khill files statement of defence in $2M civil suit saying Styres acted 'menacing'
Peter Khill, who was acquitted after admitting he shot and killed a Six Nations man, has filed a statement of defence in a more than $2 million civil suit brought by the man's spouse and two young daughters.
OPP say victims in London-area triple homicide were from Six Nations
Three people found dead in a rural area southwest of London, Ont. on Sunday were the victims of homicide, Ontario Provincial Police confirmed Thursday. The victims were all members of Six Nations of the Grand River.
Ottawa Street North will close near the entrance to Burlington Street for 5 days
The city will close Ottawa Street North near Burlington Street for about five days to do some repairs to the railway crossing there.
Police find a stolen box of bones that had been missing for a week
Hamilton police have found a box of old bones someone stole from a car in Westdale last week.
Hamilton pair charged after raid uncovers $31K worth of drugs: police
A man and woman from Hamilton are facing a long list of trafficking charges, police say, after a raid that uncovered drugs worth an estimated $31,000 including nine ounces of cocaine and suspected fentanyl tablets.
'They fought in colour:' Colourizing Great War photos shines new light on history
A new book that marks the 100th anniversary of the end of The Great War is helping Canadians see history in a whole new way.
Police searching for Hamilton woman who has been missing since July
Hamilton police are asking for the public’s help in tracking down a Hamilton woman who has been missing since July.
OPP issues warning after teen shares explicit photos, video
Ontario Provincial Police have issued a warning about the dangers of sharing explicit photos and video after an incident in Norfolk County this week.
Ticats QB Jeremiah Masoli makes CFL East Division all-star team
It's been a breakout season for Hamilton Tiger-Cat quarterback Jeremiah Masoli.
Ingersoll man dies of injuries after 'devastating' crash that sent 10 to hospital
Kevin Coutts was one of 10 people taken to hospital after the crash on Highway 24 in Norfolk County on Oct. 15.
North End music venue This Ain't Hollywood up for sale
One of Hamilton’s most iconic music venues is up for sale.
Man wins $60K in lawsuit after illegal arrest by Hamilton police
A judge has awarded a Hamilton mechanic and car dealer almost $60,000 in damages for an illegal arrest and detention from 2012 that left him reeling with physical and emotional trauma.
4,500 Ontario cannabis users have personal data stolen
The Ontario Cannabis Store says a data breach through Canada Post has affected information from 4,500 customers.
A 'right to our rage,' an 'obligation to love:' Aidan Johnson, city's 1st LGBTQ councillor
Aidan Johnson says it changed him in "fundamental ways" to be Hamilton's first openly LGBTQ city councillor. But he has faith there will be more.
Police searching for senior last seen 3 days ago out riding his Harley Davidson
Hamilton police are asking the public for help finding a man who has been missing for three days, leading to concerns for his well-being.
Norfolk County woman out $1,500 in puppy scam: police
A Norfolk County woman is $1,500 poorer after spending that money on a puppy that never showed up, Ontario Provincial Police say.
Chance of showers Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Leaving cash behind: Why 1 Hamilton company thinks the future is bartering
A Hamilton company that links up companies so they can barter for goods and services instead of using cash is expanding across Canada.
Matthew Green on race, power, politics and more as Hamilton's 1st black city councillor
"I did not run as an African-Canadian councillor. I didn't run to be the first of anything."
Human bones from the 1800s stolen out of car in Westdale
Whoever broke into a car in Westdale last week likely got more than they bargained for — in the form of a banker’s box containing human bones lifted from an archeological dig.
Man slams stolen Kia Sportage into dentist's office: police
Hamilton police say they are trying to track down a man who allegedly stole a Kia Sportage, and then drove it into a dentist’s office on the Mountain after the car’s real owner spotted him days later.
Kids hockey should be about fun, not scores: minor hockey groups
Last month's 41-0 minor hockey blowout in Cambridge, Ont. prompts hockey groups across the country to look for ways to manage runaway scores in a bid to keep the sport fun for kids.
Brantford fire hall evacuated after resident dropped off 'explosive device'
The police service is encouraging residents to contact them as soon as military items are located, but warns "explosives, weapons, firearms, and ammunition should never be transported to a Police station or Fire Hall but rather investigated on site where found."
Driver, 21, faces street racing charge with blood alcohol level above zero : OPP
A Peterborough man is facing street racing charges, police say, after he was clocked driving more than double the posted speed limit with a blood alcohol level above zero.
Cyclist charged with trafficking crystal meth: police
Police say the man tried to obstruct the officer who was speaking with him. He was arrested and a police search uncovered cash, drug paraphernalia, several cell phones and 15 grams of crystal meth.
Weather alert: Strong winds expected for Hamilton
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
'Highlight of their year': Why pot-bellied pigs are ravenous for pumpkins
Kara Burrow is getting truckloads of used pumpkins — and she still wants yours. She said they are the perfect treat for the hundred pigs she looks after.
Iraqi immigrant tells his story at homelessness film festival
The festival includes 21 short films and two features. That includes a film from Salam Fahim.
Meet the Hamilton man campaigning for the Democrats in 'crucial' midterm election
For weeks, Rabbi David Mivasair has been walking the streets of Upstate New York with one thing on his mind — wrenching control of the House of Representatives away from the Republicans as midterm elections loom.
Hamilton warned to brace for strong winds up to 80 km/h Tuesday
Environment Canada issued a special weather statement for the city, warning powerful winds capable of throwing loose objects and causing "injury or damage" are expected to sweep through the area in the afternoon and evening.
Remembrance ceremony special for army cadet who found great-grandfather's grave
Mason Edmonds found his great-grandfather's grave for the first time during a "Leave No Stone Alone" ceremony in Woodlawn Cemetery's Field of Honour.
Indigenous agencies to get 'transformative' amount of cash to help homeless
Canada's minister overseeing a new national housing strategy says Indigenous agencies will finally get their fair share when it comes to federal homelessness funding.
Fisherman missing after falling into Grand River: police
The fisherman is described as a white man, about 50 years of age, with grey hair. Police say the man was wearing a toque and "lumber" style jacket when he fell into the water.
Pedestrian struck and killed by Via Rail train in Brant County: police
Provincial police are investigating a fatal incident in Brant County involving a Via Rail train.
Periods of rain Monday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Doug Ford shuffles cabinet after PC legislator Jim Wilson resigns
Ontario Premier Doug Ford shuffled his months-old cabinet early Monday following the swift departure of a longtime Progressive Conservative legislator.
Hamilton police find patient missing from St. Joe's for 4 days
Police have found a missing St. Joseph's patient they previously said posed a threat to the public.
Pipkin records 3 total TDs as Alouettes defeat Ticats
Antonio Pipkin threw a touchdown pass and ran for two others as the Montreal Alouettes held on for a 30-28 win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the regular-season finale for both teams Saturday night.
Former B.C. Lion Josh Boden charged with 2nd-degree murder in death of ex-girlfriend
Kimberly Lynn Hallgarth, Boden's ex-girlfriend, was found dead in her Burnaby home on March 15, 2009.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out new music from Lost Cousins, Chloe Watkinson and Future Peers.
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