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80-year-old woman charged with hitting and dragging young girl under her car
An 80-year-old woman has been charged after a March collision where a young girl was pinned under a reversing vehicle and dragged several yards.
Six Nations elected council office ransacked, documents stolen: police
Six Nations police are investigating the theft of various papers, files and personal items they say were stolen from the ransacked offices of the elected council.
60-year-old man dead after morning crash in Stoney Creek: police
The collision caused the 60-year-old driver to be thrown from the vehicle, say police. He suffered fatal injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene.
Train cars carrying drywall derailed in Paris, Ont. Monday night
Officials say three boxcars left the tracks near Market and Railway Streets around 8:20 p.m.
What heat waves and climate change mean for the future of kids' camps and sports
Climatologists predict coming years will see heat waves that are more frequent and more intense. What does climate change mean for recreational sports and kids camps of the future?
Man perched atop a Hamilton crane for hours left hospital without permission: police
A man who Hamilton police say they negotiated with for three hours to get him to climb down from a crane, Tuesday morning, has walked out of the hospital without permission.
Man charged with 1st-degree murder after shooting neighbour during 'dispute': police
A 26-year-old man has been arrested, police say, after a shooting on the west Mountain overnight.
Hamilton artist wins Best in Fringe in record-setting festival
The Hamilton Fringe Festival reached record ticket sales in 2019. Hamilton native Camille Intson and her cast won Best in Fringe with We All Got Lost.
Six Nations elected council back at the office after a 2-month barricade
After being blocked by a two-month barricade, the elected council of the Six Nations of the Grand River is back at the office.
McMaster researchers create gel that could heal wounds, purify water and more
A team of researchers from McMaster University say they've come up with a way to convert common types of viruses into a gel with potential for a wide variety of medical and environmental uses.
Extended heat warning for Hamilton during hot, humid weather
Temperatures are expected to hit the low 30s with overnight lows only dipping down to the 20-degree mark, according to the city's public health services.
3rd man arrested in Toronto in killing of Carel Douse: Hamilton police
The man is the third and final suspect police were seeking for the death of the 33-year-old who died after he was found suffering from several stab wounds around 3 a.m. on May 18.
Remains of 300 nuns to be exhumed and moved in Hamilton
It's important for the living nuns that the remains, and eventually theirs, will be cared for long into the future
Ticats QB Jeremiah Masoli out for season
Hamilton Tiger-Cats quarterback Jeremiah Masoli will miss the rest of the CFL season.
Trainers teaching people how to use naloxone in Hamilton's Gore Park
Naloxone training comes to Gore Park in Hamilton on Saturday.
It's taken almost a decade. But this man thinks he's perfected Ontario tomatoes
A new tomato is on the way — one developed for Ontario and its growing conditions. People call it the Ontario tomato. Here's how it's being made.
Hamilton's Supercrawl hopeful as province promises $800K for festivals
The provincial government has changed its mind about much funding it will provide for festivals and Hamilton's Supercrawl is hoping they'll see some of the $800,000 to be distributed across the province.
Hamilton and Halton under heat warnings this weekend
Hamilton is under a heat warning for the weekend until Monday, says Environment Canada. Temperatures will reach 31 C, and only lower to around 20.
'Life is short. Steal a walrus': Marineland calls police after tweet from activist
Philip Demers says when he typed out the tweet he expected it might cause a stir, but he didn't anticipate an officer coming to his door.
2 people arrested, $1M of cocaine seized: Hamilton police
Two have been arrested and charged with trafficking drugs by Hamilton police. Police seized guns, oxycodone, and $1 million worth of cocaine.
1 of Hamilton's LGBTQ advisors steps down to focus on trans protocol
Cole Gately was appointed as a voluntary advisor role a month ago.
Chat with our gardeners on Monday, July 29 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.
Speed enforcement on Red Hill Valley Parkway leads to 2 arrests
Speed enforcement on the Red Hill Valley Parkway led to the recovery of a stolen SUV and the arrest of two people.
McMaster student union suspends club over possible 'white supremacist' connections
After the Dominion Society was ratified by MSU, several people came forward with concerns about club's external affiliations.
Parents leap into Simcoe pool to help save life of 13-year-old: OPP
With hot weather in the forecast, police are reminding people to take safety precautions when they head into the water, even if they're a strong swimmer.
'We need to prepare,' climate change minister tells local mayors
Federal Climate Change Minister met with mayors of Hamilton, Burlington and Milton to discuss climate change implications.
'Stop harassing citizens': Brantford police receive angry response to Amber Alert
The child was ultimately found safe in Hamilton and returned to her mother, but police say complaints from the public have continued to roll in by email and through calls to 911, and dispatch.
Complaint alleges a Hamilton police officer at Pride said violence is 'not my problem'
Ontario's police watchdog is investigating allegations that a Hamilton police officer refused to address a woman's report about the violent altercation at Pride, saying it was "not my problem" because police "weren't invited to Pride."
Brantford, Ont., toddler found safe, 4 arrested, after brief Amber Alert
Four people have been arrested after police say an estranged Brantford, Ont., father abducted his two-year-old daughter by breaking down the door of her mother's house.
Hamilton Centre among the top ridings in Ontario for food bank usage
Hamilton Centre, Ottawa-Vanier and Thunder Bay-Atitokan are at the top of a new Feed Ontario report that breaks down food bank usage by riding.
Motorcyclist dead after crashing into rock face at 'high rate of speed': police
The 25-year-old was heading west on Industrial Drive when the black 2008 Kawasaki motorcycle left the road and collided with a rock face, according to investigators.
Hamilton police investigate paintball shooting
Police say a group of young people were shot at with paintball pellets late Tuesday night. One youth was sent to hospital.
'Hamilton has no place for hate,' says mayor in response to hate crime numbers
High stats may be due to police outreach to encourage reporting, says mayor Fred Eisenberger.
SIU investigating fatal police shooting of Hamilton man
Ontario's police watchdog is investigating after an officer fatally shot a 27-year-old man in Peterborough Tuesday night.
They prune vines but 'oddly don't eat the grapes': How sheep are helping make Ontario wine
Flocks of sheep and lamb are helping improve Ontario wine this summer — and making life a little easier for Niagara winemakers.
Police investigating crash outside home of Hamilton mobster Pat Musitano
A 76-year-old man was parked outside Pat Musitano's house Monday, police say, when something he saw spooked him, causing him to speed out of the driveway and crash head-on into a Mercedes.
Hamilton police investigating a shot fired through the window of a central Hamilton home
Investigators believe the shot was fired into the house near the corner of Wentworth Street North and Francis Street sometime between 3 and 5 a.m.
Someone shot up a car with a pellet gun on a dark Norfolk County road
The driver was stopped at Cockshutt Road and Norfolk County Road 19 East in the hamlet of Boston, Norfolk County OPP say. It was 12:51 a.m. Tuesday.
Man's heart condition may have led to crash that killed Burlington couple: police
Investigators now believe a sudden medical emergency may have led to a car plunging into Hamilton Harbour on July 2, killing the married couple inside.
Welland Canal shipping traffic halted after van ends up in the water
A crane and a team of Niagara police divers have been called in to help fish out the submerged vehicle.
Hamilton has the highest rate of hate crimes in Canada: report
Hamilton has the highest number of police-reported hate crimes in Canada according to a new report from Statistics Canada.
Which Fringe play trapped audiences inside a superhero's home? The Butler did it
The Butler: A Superhero Detective Story runs until the end of the Hamilton Fringe Festival.
Man stabbed in early Tuesday argument at Nobody's Perfect Bar and Grill
A man was stabbed at a Barton Street bar early Tuesday, but police say he's not cooperating with the investigation.
Sunwing adds Fall and Winter flights from Hamilton to Cuba, Mexico and more
Sunwing Airlines is planning, the company said in a press release, more flights from Hamilton to Cuba, Mexico and the Dominican Republic.
'Hard Rock,' 'Libigrow:' sexual enhancement pills seized in Hamilton
Health Canada says ingredients in the pills could pose serious health risks.
3 men arrested over the weekend for street racing: police
Undercover police officers patrolled the area around Queenston Road and Nash Road North, looking for stunt drivers.
Chronic pain treatment, including use of opioids, needs major overhaul: report
The way Canada treats people who suffer from chronic pain is in need of an overhaul, says Fiona Campbell from the Canadian Pain Society. A new report from the Canadian Pain Task Force has just been released and also calls for changes.
'It looks like a bomb went off': car fire on Dundas golf course destroys green
A pristine golf green at the Dundas Valley Golf and Curling Club has been transformed into a black, sooty mess after someone traced a reckless trail through part of the course, parked over the hole and set the car on fire.
'Urgent' repairs needed on the LINC force overnight closures this week
About three interchanges will be closed at a time starting Monday at 9 p.m. in the westbound lanes.
'Mighty Maeve' home after 130 days in hospital following Hagersville crash
Following 130 days in hospital, five-year-old Maeve Field was discharged on July 18, according to an update from her mother, Gloria.
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