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Notorious white nationalist Paul Fromm running to be mayor of Hamilton
Paul Fromm founded a group that has intervened in cases involving homophobia and Holocaust denial. "It's disheartening this person thought he would have an audience in Hamilton," says one councillor.
Norfolk cyclists injured, then charged after being hit: OPP
A Norfolk County man who was hit and injured by a vehicle while riding his bike Saturday night has been charged, but should still consider himself lucky, according to provincial police.
Chance of showers Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Here's the secret to living in a 390-square-foot apartment
As more and more people look to micro-dwellings as a solution to the city's affordable rental crisis, a builder shares some tips on how to thrive in the tiny spaces.
Vineyards welcome hot and dry weather
So far it's been a hot summer and for wine producers, that's a great thing according to a local producer, but also says timely rain is needed as well.
1 dead, 3 injured in Grimsby crash
Niagara Regional Police say one person was pronounced dead after officers were called to the scene between Elm Tree Road and Kemp Road around 1:10 p.m.
Witnesses who survived Greektown shooting describe hysteria as bullets flew
Witnesses describe the panic at the scene of a mass shooting in Toronto’s Greektown neighbourhood Sunday night.
OPP identify Burlington woman killed in Highway 403 rollover
Provincial police have identified Heather Wende as the 28-year-old woman killed during a rollover crash on Highway 403 in Mississauga Saturday.
Chat with our gardeners on Monday, July 23 at 12:30 p.m.
Are you ready to have the best garden on your block? Here's how: Ask an expert. Be part of our award-winning live chat with expert gardeners. Also listen to the call-in show with Ontario Today's Ed Lawrence. Call in by dialling 1-888-817-8995 on Monday.
OPP investigating 'threats of violence' between Hells Angels and Outlaw bikers
The OPP's Organized Crime Enforcement Bureau is asking the members of the public who were in Port Dover during the event for help.
Hamilton man injured in assault outside Jackson Square: police
A 52-year-old man was taken to hospital with "moderate injuries" Sunday, police say, after he was randomly attacked outside Jackson Square.
Hamilton police searching for Antonio Dias, missing since May
The 66-year-old was last seen in the area of Cannon Street West and James Street North on May 24, 2018.
Alouettes acquire Johnny Manziel in trade with Tiger-Cats
The Montreal Alouettes have acquired quarterback Johnny Manziel from the Hamilton Tiger-Cats according to reports.
Brock University student digs her way through Cuban history
Brock University student, Caroline Jovetic, went on her first archeological dig in Cuba, trying to uncover a piece of the country's history of slavery in the 19th century.
'Irate' man accuses teens of trespassing, confronts them in dangerous way: police
The Niagara Police Service say a 53-year-old St. Catharines man was dangerously chasing a teen with his vehicle over grass, gardens, stones, and ditches, narrowly missing the teen and their group of friends, while continuing to threaten them.
Drug-impaired driving arrests are up in Hamilton as police prepare for legal pot
Hamilton police say they expect the rate of drug-impaired drivers to continue rising once marijuana becomes legal in October.
Mainly cloudy with a chance of showers today in Hamilton
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
How this charity is addressing Hamilton's housing crisis, 1 derelict building at a time
Indwell announced on Thursday that it has purchased the former Royal Oak Dairy on East Avenue North, where it plans to build a new affordable housing community.
Hamilton plans big welcome for new residents with first-ever Newcomer Day
When it comes to celebrating culture, diversity and new residents, Hamilton has no intention of being left behind. The city, which has a proud history of “attracting immigrants,” will be celebrating them at the first-ever Hamilton Newcomer Day on July 27.
Dundas man stole $20K worth of jewelry, electronics and valuables: police
The 32-year-old man has been charged with four counts of break and enter for what police describe as a "number" of thefts from homes in Waterdown, Ancaster and Dundas.
City closing part of Red Hill Valley Parkway overnight Sunday to improve the highway
The city is closing southbound lanes of the Red Hill Valley Parkway overnight Sunday as part of an ongoing plan to make the highway safer.
'It feels like a little bit of hope': Crown appeals Peter Khill not guilty verdict
The Crown is appealing the not guilty verdict for Peter Khill in the killing of Jon Styres, saying the trial judge failed to properly instruct the jury about self-defence and let an unqualified witness give opinion evidence on military training.
Mosquitoes in Burlington test positive for West Nile virus
It's the first batch of the blood-sucking insects that have been found carrying the virus this year.
SIU looking into falling death at Juravinski Hospital parking garage
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is investigating after a man fell to his death at a parking garage at Juravinski Hospital Thursday night.
Roughriders rally to road victory over Ticats
Christion Jones' 61-yard punt return TD highlighted an impressive second half as the Saskatchewan Roughriders rallied for a 31-20 win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Thursday night.
Province pulls out of Mohawk College climate change venture with Hamilton and Burlington
On Thursday politicians took a tour of Mohawk College's new innovation net-zero energy use building slated to open in September, despite the province pulling $2 million in funding.
Owner of Port Colborne home where family died in 2016 fire convicted and fined $100K
Nelly Engelage was convicted of failing to maintain smoke alarms and failing to test smoke alarms on a regular basis on Wednesday.
Province should deny Dofasco more time to fix pollution, environmentalists say
East end residents will have a chance to air their concerns about ArcelorMittal Dofasco's request for another year to complete upgrades to its coke-making plants during a community meeting Thursday.
Police identify Burlington drowning victim found floating in Lake Ontario
Halton police have identified the man found floating in Lake Ontario this week — and say they're still investigating his death.
Decision in Dellen Millard murder trial in Toronto delayed until fall
A decision in Dellen Millard's first-degree murder trial in the death of his father, Wayne Millard, in Toronto has been delayed until this fall.
Cyclist and driver both charged after collision in Hamilton
Both a cyclist and the work truck driver he collided with are facing charges after a crash in northeast Hamilton Wednesday.
Longtime CFL receiver Andy Fantuz retires after 12-year career
One of the most productive Canadian receivers in CFL history is calling it quits.
Seniors' advocates want minister to be more than a token
Seniors' advocates are welcoming the creation of the seniors portfolio in Justin Trudeau's cabinet, but want to see that the new minister has the power to get things done.
Extreme heat wave likely set the 'personality' for the rest of summer
Hamilton is well into the summer and there have already been 12 days that have gone above 30 C in comparison to two days last summer. The heat is expected to continue says Environment Canada.
Flow from city sewer overflow tank was contaminating Chedoke Creek, Cootes Paradise
City staff found and fixed the leak Wednesday, but are continuing to investigate in case the contamination is coming from other sources too.
Come one, come all: 15th annual Hamilton Fringe Festival kicks off
The Hamilton Fringe Festival kicks off its 15th anniversary Wednesday evening with performances by the mayor and two city councillors.
32 Hamilton-Wentworth schools fail water lead test
The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board says about 32 of its schools have failed a mandatory provincial water lead test.
Aidan Johnson won't run for re-election in Ward 1
Aidan Johnson won't run to serve another term as a Ward 1 city councillor. Instead, he's taking a new position at the Niagara Community Legal Clinic.
Stoney Creek man clocked doing 178 km/h on the QEW charged with stunt driving
OPP Sgt. Kerry Schmidt tweeted a photo of the radar gun reading out the 20-year-old's speed on Thursday.
Cyclist seriously injured in collision in northeast Hamilton
A cyclist has serious injuries, police say, after being hit by a vehicle near the corner of Barton Street East and Gage Avenue Wednesday.
Hamilton-area MP Filomena Tassi promises to bring passion to new seniors portfolio
Hamilton-area MP Filomena Tassi was named the new minister of seniors in Wednesday's federal cabinet shuffle.
Ombudsman says Niagara Region's seizure of reporter's laptop was 'unjust, and wrong'
Press Pause, a report issued Wednesday says staff's decision to seize a digital recorder and a newspaper reporter's laptop, was done "unreasonably and without legal justification" and infringed on the journalist's Charter rights.
Multiple-alarm fire ravages historic downtown Hamilton home
Firefighters battled a multiple-alarm fire at a historic home in downtown Hamilton early Wednesday morning.
Fallen firefighters memorial finds home in Gage Park, sounding alarm for park advocates
The city approved a spot in Gage Park for a fallen firefighters memorial last week, but a group invested in maintaining the park is concerned about the park's gardens.
Hamilton-area MP Filomena Tassi among those on hand for today's cabinet shuffle
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has added five new faces to his cabinet and created new ministries in a significant midsummer shakeup.
St. Joseph's Health System and Niagara Health announce new CEO
Dr. Tom Stewart has been announced as the new CEO of St. Joseph’s Health System and Niagara Health.
Ombudsman report coming tomorrow on Niagara Region seizing a reporter's laptop
The Ontario Ombudsman will release his report Wednesday morning on an incident where Niagara Region officials seized a reporter's laptop and notebook.
Pair from Niagara Falls faces trafficking charges after police find $47K-worth of cocaine
Officers discovered 475 grams of cocaine, along with "related trafficking paraphernalia" during a search Monday.
Want to drink like a wizard? Mead is in the middle of an Ontario renaissance
Now more than ever people in Ontario can drink like wizards living inside a Harry Potter novel. The world's oldest alcoholic beverage is making a comeback in Ontario.
Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum Founder Dennis Bradley lived for the freedom of flight
Dennis Bradley was a big man who lived for the freedom of flight. He refused to stay grounded, even when he found out his six-foot-six frame was too big for him to fly for the Royal Canadian Air Force.
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