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How to win a municipal election in 6 (not so easy) steps
We asked five campaign managers and political experts how to get elected. Here's what they had to say.
Johnny Manziel looks set to start for Alouettes against Tiger-Cats
When the Alouettes reassembled for practice on Monday, the 2012 Heisman Trophy winner took snaps with the first-stringers before last week's starter, Vernon Adams.
Hamilton police now investigating Walmart confrontation as a hate crime
Dale Robertson, 47, is charged with threatening death, dangerous driving and failing to remain at the scene after a confrontation between a man and a couple in the parking lot of a Hamilton Walmart on Friday afternoon.
Conestoga College expanding in Brantford
Conestoga College is expanding in Brantford after acquiring three new properties.
Fort Erie man dead after motorcycle crash: police
Police say they are continuing their search for the driver of the second motorcycle.
Chance of showers Monday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Severe thunderstorm watch ends for Hamilton
Environment Canada had issued a severe thunderstorm watch for Hamilton.
A mix of sun and cloud with a chance of showers today in Hamilton
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
'We wish our sweet angel eternal peace': Danforth shooting victim Reese Fallon mourned at visitation
Crowds of tearful mourners gathered to remember Reese Fallon at a public visitation on Sunday, a week after she was killed in a shooting rampage in Toronto's bustling Greektown neighbourhood.
Redblacks keep rolling with win over Ticats
Rookie Lewis Ward booted seven field goals to lead the Ottawa Redblacks to a 21-15 win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Saturday afternoon.
'I would kill your children': Cops look at Walmart confrontation as possible hate crime
Police have charged a 47-year-old man from Stoney Creek, Ont., and are investigating an incident he was allegedly part of in a Walmart parking lot as a possible hate crime.
Here's who's running in Hamilton's municipal election - and who's already won
One council candidate changed where he's running at the last minute. One is a former councillor and cabinet minister who wants back in the game. And Hamilton's longest-serving politicians appear to have been acclaimed.
Hamilton chiropractor charged with sexual assault: police
A Hamilton chiropractor has been charged with sexual assault after allegations raised by two women.
Hamilton taking 50 asylum-seeking families from Toronto, many here via the U.S.
Hamilton is taking 50 families of refugee claimants and asylum seekers, many from the U.S., after Toronto put out a call for help for other cities who can take them.
Hamilton moves threat of West Nile from low to moderate
Here's how to prevent getting the virus.
Brightest stars in Pakistan's entertainment industry come to Hamilton for Hum Awards
On Saturday the Pakistani entertainment industry will have its eyes on Hamilton as the city hosts the 6th annual Hum Awards.
Hamilton cop arrested after drinking and driving: police
Const. Jerome Stewart, 51, was arrested for driving with more than 80 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood, according to a media release.
Chat with our gardeners on Monday, July 30 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.
Man charged in Hagersville, Ont., area robbery and carjacking: OPP
Provincial police say a man is facing charges for allegedly carjacking a vehicle in Hagersville, Ont., and then robbing a store on a nearby First Nation.
1 person dead, 1 injured in Waterdown apartment fire
Firefighters found one person dead and another suffering from smoke inhalation in a seventh floor apartment.
Chance of showers Friday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Hamilton should ask Ottawa to ban guns in the city, mayor says
Hamilton's mayor says he wants to ask Ottawa to ban the sale of handguns in the city, much the same way Toronto council did after a deadly shooting there.
Families of Colten Boushie, Jon Styres demand change to justice system before AFN
Jon Styres and Colten Boushie didn’t know each other. But now, their families are coming together, demanding changes to the justice system after the men who shot Styres and Boushie to death were found not guilty of second degree murder this year.
Hamilton cop failed to remain at scene of crash in 2017, faces charge: police
A veteran Hamilton police officer has been arrested for failing to remain at the scene of a car crash.
Who killed cyclist Michael Sullivan? 5 years later, police still don't know
In 2013 cyclist Hamilton Michael Sullivan was chased down and killed by a truck driver and five years after the murder, police and Sullivan's family still don't know why or who did it.
NDP human rights feud set to spill over into school board trustee race
Paul Miller's wife is running against Todd White to be a public school board trustee — a move sure to remind people of the ongoing battle between the Hamilton NDP MPP and his staffer.
Environment Canada ends severe thunderstorm warning for Hamilton
Environment Canada ended a severe thunderstorm warning for Hamilton Thursday afternoon.
Border guards at Peace Bridge find 1 kg of marijuana stuffed in box marked 'Kids Toys'
U.S. Customs and Border Protection staff working at a warehouse for the Canada, U.S. border crossing opened a commercial shipment and found two clear, wrapped bags stuffed with drugs.
Hamilton offering free composters to residents in wards 1 to 5
Hamilton is offering residents in wards 1 through five free composter in an effort to cut down on organic material heading to the landfill while the city's composting site is shut down over odour issues.
City will close Highway 5 near Lynden to reconstruct a bridge
The city is closing Highway 5 in both directions near Lynden.
Pickup truck driver in Simcoe kills woman, 25, seriously injures passenger: OPP
After a collision near Simcoe on Wednesday evening a 23-year-old man is in hospital with life-threatening injuries and a 25-year-old woman is dead.
St. Catharines mom and daughter convicted of animal cruelty in death of dog 'Jacko'
A St. Catharines mom and her daughter have been convicted of animal cruelty in the death of a dog that was severely neglected.
Chance of showers Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Exploding steel prices from Trump tariffs threaten affordable housing in Hamilton
"It is deflating when there are hundreds of thousands of dollars in new costs due to a policy change in another country," Jeffrey Neven, the charity's executive director said in an interview.
Hamilton lights its sign in support of Toronto after deadly shooting
The city is lighting its Hamilton sign in solidarity with Toronto this week, and Hamilton's mayor says he'll reach out to John Tory to talk solutions to gun violence.
Styres family to call for changes to Canada's justice system at Assembly of First Nations
Family and loved ones of Jon Styres and Colten Boushie are expected to call for changes to Canada's justice system during a presentation before the Assembly of First Nations Thursday.
Woman sexually assaulted by man who said he was a delivery driver: police
Police are looking for a man they say sexually assaulted a woman in Burlington after asking her for directions.
Police board to discuss board member suspended over 'a private matter'
Hamilton's police services board will decide Thursday whether to fill the seat of a board member temporarily suspended for what his lawyer calls a "private matter."
'Culture shift' should prevent black discharge this summer: Niagara Falls Water Board
The Niagara Falls Water Board says it has made changes to its wastewater treatment plant that should prevent any more discharges like one that blackened the water of the Niagara River in front of tourists last summer.
Teen arrested after boyfriend stabbed in Burlington: police
Police say a 20-year-old man is in hospital after allegedly being stabbed by his teenage girlfriend.
Chance of showers Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Hamilton's supervised injection site says it can show province the merit of saved lives
Ontario's health minister says the province will review supervised injection and overdose prevention sites and Hamilton's first and only temporary supervised injection site is hoping they look at the impact its had.
Police investigate 'contained incident' at a Stoney Creek home
Hamilton police say they were investigating a "contained incident" at a home in Stoney Creek.
Ontario to review safe injection, overdose prevention sites, health minister says
The fate of Ontario's safe injection and overdose prevention sites is in limbo as the province's new Progressive Conservative government weighs whether to continue funding the facilities authorized by its Liberal predecessors.
100 rusty nails found scattered along the beach in Port Dover, OPP investigating
Based on the distance between the nails, police say it looks like someone deliberately dropped them.
Robber who wore gold-rimmed sunglasses fled with cash from bank: Halton police
Police say their suspect has brown hair and was wearing gold-rimmed sunglasses, a dark jacket, black shirt and black pants at the time of the robbery.
After being shot by total stranger, Brandon Clark runs for hospital that saved his life
Three years after a point black shotgun blast from a total stranger tore up his internal organs and nearly killed him, Brandon Clark is trying to thank the hospital that saved his life.
The best-ever Tour de France finish by a Canadian
Steve Bauer had the best-ever finish by a Canadian at the Tour de France bicycle race in 1988.
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.
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