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Hamilton steel company fails to secure buyer, will be liquidated
Hamilton Specialty Bar will be liquidated after failing to secure a bid to keep it running.
Hamilton independent bookstore Bryan Prince Bookseller closing after 29 years
Bryan Prince Bookseller, a community fixture since 1989, will be closing its doors on Thursday.
New lead of Hamilton's anti-racism resource centre says it's been a long time coming
After 14 years of effort, Hamilton finally has an anti-racism resource centre.
Defence says dealer made up Ruthowsky allegations to 'save his own skin'
The drug dealer who alleges he entered into a pay for protection scheme with Hamilton police officer Craig Ruthowsky simply made everything up to protect himself after his arrest, the cop's lawyer said Monday as he began his cross examination.
Female body found along shore of Lake Ontario in Hamilton
Hamilton police say a female's body was discovered along the shore of Lake Ontario in Stoney Creek Sunday.
Elderly man dead after being thrown from motorcycle in Lincoln collision
A 77-year-old man involved in a single-vehicle collision died after he was thrown from his motorcycle while driving in the town of Lincoln Sunday evening.
Police ask drivers to not veer for wildlife on the road
Norfolk County OPP wants to remind drivers to not veer their vehicle to dodge wildlife, but instead should slow down as much as possible and steer straight.
Man injured after stabbing in St. Catharines home, woman charged
Niagara Regional Police Service have charged a woman with aggravated assault after she allegedly stabbed a man in a St. Catharines home on Saturday night.
Sunny and warm Monday, high of 8 C
Hamiltonians can expect some sun to start the week. A high of 8 C.
No arrests or injuries during duelling protests in Hamilton
About 150 protesters and counterprotesters made their way to Victoria Park in Hamilton Sunday.
Runners hit the road for the 124th Around the Bay road race
Runners lined up Sunday morning to start both the five-kilometre race and the 30-kilometre race in Hamilton.
Mainly Sunny in Hamilton Sunday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Canada's Kia Nurse, UConn advance to Elite Eight after win over Duke
Napheesa Collier had 16 points and 11 rebounds to help top-seed UConn beat Duke 72-59 on Saturday and advance to the Elite Eight for the 13th consecutive season.
Police lay firearm, drug charges after Niagara Falls armed robbery
An investigation into an armed robbery at a Niagara Falls home in late January has concluded with three men being charged, according to the Niagara Regional Police Service.
Road closures to expect for 124th Around the Bay Road Race
The Bay Race returns to Hamilton. Expect road closures all day in certain stretches of roads.
Port Colborne homes found to sell illegal drugs, 4 arrested
Niagara Regional Police investigated allegations of two Port Colborne homes selling illegal substances with help of RCMP. Investigation concluded Friday with four arrests.
A sunny start to weekend: DayStarter Weather
Hamiltonians can expect lots of sun on Saturday. There's a high of 2 C and UV index is moderate at 4.
'Friendly Frank,' the singing bus driver returns generosity to McMaster students
Last year HSR bus driver, Frank Palin was recognized for his friendly demeanour while driving students to McMaster University, and they showed their appreciation by collection funds for him. Now Palin is paying it forward.
Sunny but cold for Hamilton's weekend weather
Hamilton's weekend weather update for March 24-25.
Fitness Expo, maple syrup, Earth Hour, freaky films: Things to do in Hamilton this weekend
Here's a pretty good list of things to do in Hamilton this weekend.
Three suspects in custody after robbery at Stoney Creek store: police
Three suspects are in custody after a robbery took place at Azule Kitchens located at 442 Millen Road in Stoney Creek.
Care, cuts and cynicism in Ontario politics: Robert Fisher
Queen's Park analyst Robert Fisher discusses how the provincial election could come down to whether voters want to go into deficit for healthcare or if they want to see cuts.
NDP employee says Hamilton MPP tried to force her to file sexual harassment complaint
An employee in a local NDP MPP's office has filed a human rights complaint, saying the MPP pressured her to allege sexual harassment on the part of a coworker who liked to give hugs.
10 kids and 5 adults escape early morning fire at Queen and Hunter Streets
After an early morning fire Friday the Hamilton fire department says 15 people were lucky to escape the fire.
Mainly sunny Friday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Hamilton police will be 'highly visible' during the Patriot Walk on Locke on Sunday
Hamilton police will be on high alert for Sunday's Locke Street rallies.
Hamilton police change course: will finally carry naloxone to battle opioid crisis
After a year of resistance, Hamilton's police chief has agreed to have front-line officers carry life-saving naloxone kits.
Drug dealer says he could sell freely in Hamilton thanks to cop payoff
A drug dealer testified that his $20,000 monthly payments to Hamilton police officer Craig Ruthowsky meant he and his associates could roam free and sell drugs in Hamilton without having to look over their shoulders.
Police still have no link between Brantford teen and threatened U.S. high school
Police are still looking for a connection between a New Hampshire high school and a 14-year-old Brantford girl they say threatened some students at the school in an Instagram post.
City looks at loaning RHLI trust $20M to restore Auchmar
The Royal Hamilton Light Infantry (RHLI) 13th Battalion trust has been given one more reprieve in its dream for the Auchmar Mansion — even though it has just $10,000 out of the $20.5 million it needs to make the project happen. The city will look at loaning the rest.
Swoop is already adding more flights between Hamilton and other Canadian cities
Less than two months after it announced low-cost flights out of Hamilton, Swoop has added a fourth plane.
HSR: Ask Me Anything on Monday at 7p.m. — What would you ask HSR management?
CBC Hamilton's Facebook Live Ask Me Anything event with the leaders at the HSR will be arriving right on time at 7 p.m. Monday night.
Hamilton's Victoria Coates leads Canadian squad into World Half Marathon Championships
Victoria Coates will headline a group of eight first-time Canadian competitors at the World Half Marathon Championships in València, Spain on Saturday (CBCSports.ca, 11:50 a.m. ET), a little more than three years after losing her love for running.
Mix of sun and cloud Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Hamilton hoops star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander grinded his way to the top
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander wasn't the most talented kid growing up. But the Canadian's relentless work ethic and the countless hours spent studying video have helped him blossom into a basketball standout at the University of Kentucky.
Military admits mistake, says it sent incorrect letter to transgender applicant
The Canadian military says it mistakenly rejected the application of a transgender woman from Brantford, Ont., over concerns related to her hormone replacement therapy.
HSR ramps up customer communication with real time service alerts
HSR's communication services will now include real-time Twitter alerts about service changes, delays and disruptions.
Threat to U.S. high school traced to Brantford, Ont. teen, police say
American authorities say a 14-year-old girl in Brantford, Ont., has been charged with threatening a high school in New Hampshire.
Hamilton police arrest 3 people in 2 days for stunt driving on the same road
Hamilton police have arrested three people in two days for stunt driving on Regional Road 56.
Hamilton looks at banning hate groups from using public parks
The catch, says the mayor, is defining what a hate group is. The city will consult with numerous groups to find out.
Why keep 'pulling us over if we never committed a crime?' black teens ask at carding event
In an effort to determine how things are going on the streets since the province changed the rules on police checks, more commonly known as carding, there have been a string of public meetings — and on Tuesday evening, Hamilton had its say.
Panicked drug runner's wiretap calls played for jury at police corruption trial
For the first time Wednesday, a Toronto courtroom heard panicked calls between a cadre of drug dealers after police intercepted their shipment of cocaine, and the advice Hamilton police officer Craig Ruthowsky gave them about who could have taken it.
4 McMaster students charged after high-speed race through narrow Burlington street
Four McMaster students, police say, have been charged after racing, Tuesday, through a windy, narrow street in Burlington in the middle of the afternoon.
Mix of sun and cloud Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
City will implement new rules in Ancaster to prevent 'monster homes'
They're often called "monster homes" — houses built on lots where smaller ones have been demolished. The city is implementing new rules in Ancaster to make them fit in a little better.
Grandfather charged with assaulting referee after his grandson's hockey game
A 68-year-old man faces one count of assault after an altercation in the arena's back parking lot.
Hamilton cop would 'never' offer up police secrets, corruption trial hears
A Hamilton police officer who worked in the guns and gangs unit with Det. Const. Craig Ruthowsky says he would never offer up police secrets to an informant as Ruthowsky is alleged to have done.
Hamilton firefighters will start carrying Naloxone kits for overdose victims
The city of Hamilton's Board of Health agreed that Hamilton fire trucks should carry Naloxone kits on them.
City will fight the Television City condo towers
It will be Brad Lamb versus Hamilton city council this year as the two square off at the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) over the planned Television City condo towers.
Brantford transgender woman rejected by Canadian Forces
A Brantford woman says the Canadian Forces has denied her application to join the reserves purely because she is transgender — a move that seemingly flies in the face of the military’s recent push to promote inclusivity in its ranks.
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