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Two Canadian mayors of steelmaking cities sent a joint letter to 32 U.S. cities that may be negatively impacted by their country's tariffs on Canadian steel.

The Dundas International Buskerfest 2018 was held over three days starting last Friday. Here's a collection of photos from the last day.

With just days to go, all leaders are out hustling to win seats — though in Doug Ford's case, he may not be telling media where he is hustling. This is The Campaigner for June 4.

Noor Mohamed will vote for the first time as a Canadian citizen this year. He cares about minimum wage, college tuition and affordable housing for his family of eight.

Police say Matthew Lowell-Pelletier, David Prychitk and Alexander Balch all surrendered themselves at police headquarters early Monday, between 2:45 a.m. and 4:30 a.m.

More than 3,500 roads across Ontario were nominated as the province's worst. Here's a look at the Top 10.

Sara van Ravenswaay was devastated when her high school just southeast of Hamilton was closed last year, months before she was set to begin Grade 12.

The cab jumped the curb and came to a stop in front of the station — narrowly avoiding a collision with the police headquarters sign.

Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.

Kathleen Wynne came into this year's Ontario election campaign swinging, but after months of sagging poll numbers, has opted to admit defeat in hopes of getting out of the way of local Liberal candidates.

On Monday, Bedrock Industries will go to court to finalize purchase of the Hilton Works surplus land on Hamilton's waterfront, a move that was unexpected by the City of Hamilton.

According to Poll Tracker, all Liberal seats are in danger, which is why Kathleen Wynne will be out Sunday canvassing in her own riding of Don Valley West — a seat she's safely held since 2003. This is your Campaigner for June 3.

A man died in hospital after his ATV hit a tree, continued across a field and landed in Welland River, Saturday afternoon.

Hamilton is seeing some rain today with increasing cloudiness and showers that start in the afternoon.

There are nine new political parties registered in Ontario and at least one pundit says the number is a sure sign of an “anti-incumbent” election.

Ontario Liberal leader Kathleen Wynne's surprise admission of defeat five days ahead of the election clears the path for her party's candidates to ditch the weight of the premier's unpopularity and race to the finish line on their own steam, many say.

Wynne's admission she believes she'll lose her job as premier highlights the fierce battle going on between the PCs and the NDP, who — according to Poll Tracker — are effectively tied. This is your Campaigner for June 2.

In an unprecedented move, Ontario Liberal Leader Kathleen Wynne admitted five days from the province's election that she will not be premier.

The mystery of how a gravestone ended up in a Hamilton woman's garden has been solved. Don't worry, this is a heartwarming story, not a scary one.

Kathleen Wynne is slamming what she says is Andrea Horwath's "inadequate" response to the U.S. government's new tariffs on Canadian steel. And she also pledged retraining for any laid off steelworkers if the tariffs persist.

With election day less than a week away, Andrea Horwath is pitching Liberal-leaning voters on the idea of casting a ballot for the NDP. And she's doing it in some very symbolic ridings.

Police gave an update Friday morning into the investigation. Hamilton police say they have arrested three people and have warrants out for three more.

When Niagara Regional Police arrived, according to the SIU, the woman "went to the ground face down" and officers noticed she was bleeding heavily.

The Highway 6 bypass in Caledonia was closed for several hours Thursday, OPP say, after a tractor trailer hauling lumber caught fire.

After Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas PC candidate Ben Levitt missed an all-candidates meeting his absence drew criticism from the NDP and some in the crowd.

Several important items at the crime scene where Wayne Millard's body was found were never seized or analyzed by police, court heard Friday as Dellen Millard's trial for first-degree murder in the death of his father continues in Superior Court in Toronto.

Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.

Fewer seniors go to emergency departments after paramedics check on them at home during non-emergencies, new research has found.

At least one councillor says his support for light rail transit (LRT) has softened after hearing it will cost the city millions more a year for ongoing maintenance.

Most of the details of the settlement are secret, but the city confirmed it covers all claims from parties involved, including compensation to the Tiger-Cats for losses caused by problems with the stadium.

Anyone sweltering in Hamilton's heat wave this week will soon be able to cool off in one of the city's spray pads, thanks to a council vote to turn them on early.

The U.S. is hitting Canada with tariffs on its steel and aluminum imports effective at midnight tonight and the CEO of Hamilton Chamber of Commerce says "immediately, this is going to unleash chaos."

In one week we will know who is Ontario's next premier. The leaders have one week left to convince voters why they should lead this province.

Shares of Canadian metal companies got sideswiped Thursday after the Trump administration announced it will impose tariffs of 25 per cent on imported steel and 10 per cent on imported aluminum from Canada, beginning at midnight.

This could be the last chance for one of sports' most notorious fallen stars. As he prepares to suit up for the CFL's Hamilton Ticats, Johnny Manziel finds himself in a place he wouldn’t have expected just a few years ago.

Niagara police say they are looking to speak with anyone who may have information after a boy's body was found in the Welland Recreational Waterway Wednesday.

Hamilton's overdose prevention site should be up and running on Tuesday, according to Dr. Jill Wiwcharuk.

Canada is countering the United States' decision to slap punishing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports by imposing dollar-for-dollar tariffs of its own on everything on from steel products to maple syrup.

Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.

The father of a Burlington, Ont.. boy who died after being left in a hot car on May 23 has been charged with negligence causing death.

Kathleen Wynne says an NDP government would be too rigid and idealistic to head south of the border to advocate for Canada's steel industry. And Doug Ford would be too much like Trump. Wynne's opponents say otherwise.

​A Conservative MP stung by the sudden death of colleague Gord Brown is handing out pill case keychains on Parliament Hill, urging everyone he sees to carry a couple of potentially life-saving aspirin.

A giant, puffy pooch will be playing with a ball and chasing a butterfly outside Hamilton's city hall this summer.

For the third time in just under three years, convicted killer Dellen Millard is staring down yet another first-degree murder trial.

With voting day just over a week away, candidates are rounding the clubhouse turn in what has been an Ontario election unlike any other. This is your campaigner for May 30.

Ruthowsky was found guilty Tuesday in a pay-for-protection scheme with a crew of Hamilton drug dealers and sentenced to 12½ years in a federal penitentiary.

The Hamilton Community Foundation has released their annual Vital Signs report, that highlights Hamilton is generally continuing to change for the better, but the progress isn't good for all.

Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.

They don't remember the faces of the audience members. They don't remember what wedding music was playing, or who was crying. All Rainer Jaschke and his daughter Laura remember is this: he was walking her down the aisle.

Hamilton's marquee music and art event is celebrating its 10th anniversary by kicking off early and offering audiences a chance to catch more than 60 musical acts.