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Canada introduces new surtaxes to curb flood of steel imports
The federal government says it is imposing new surtaxes on some foreign steel to head off the threat of dumping.
Someone stole 3 bee hives from a Norfolk County nursery
Police are investigating the theft of three bee hives from a Norfolk County nursery.
Hold and secure lifted at Orchard Park Secondary School
Police were dealing with an 'exterior threat' but say students are safe.
Man hides inside Walmart to steal $18K in electronics after close, police say
Hamilton police are trying to identify a man who they say hid inside an east end Walmart until it closed, so he could make off with thousands of dollars in electronics.
What election issue is most important to you?
Municipal elections are scheduled for Oct. 22. CBC Hamilton will be out in the community looking for a chance to broadcast Hamiltonian voices.
Chance of showers Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
4 major business associations get political by pledging support for LRT
The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce, Realtor's Association of Hamilton-Burlington, Hamilton Halton Construction Association and the Hamilton Halton Home Builders' Association all pledged support for the project Wednesday as a way to address housing affordability issues in the city.
Campaign Briefing: Trustee candidates pledge to make schools service dog friendly
A McMaster University student is getting school board trustee candidates to pledge to make Hamilton schools more service dog friendly.
Here's why it's been a deadly year for drownings in the Great Lakes
It's already been a deadly year in the Great Lakes for drownings — according to the Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project, 102 people have died so far in 2018.
Drunk senior attacks car with hammer, challenges cops to fight, gets Tasered: police
A Port Colborne senior is facing multiple charges after allegedly driving drunk, sideswiping a car, trying to bash out a vehicle’s windshield with a hammer, challenging police officers to a fight, and getting Tasered.
Afro Caribbean members 'very disappointed' that Vito Sgro skipped their debate
It was a room full of black Hamilton voters, and they had numerous questions. Stop the train? How? What are we defining as infrastructure? But the one person they most wanted to ask wasn't there.
Mainly sunny Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
2 firefighters sent to hospital after downtown fire spreads to homes
Two Hamilton firefighters were sent to hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation Tuesday afternoon after a fire spread to three homes and a garage.
Campaign Briefing: Eisenberger won't debate Sgro 1-on-1 about LRT
Fred Eisenberger, incumbent mayoral candidate, has turned down a debate about light rail transit (LRT) with competitor Vito Sgro.
3 people arrested for trafficking cocaine in Stoney Creek area
Three people were arrested and charged for drug trafficking on Oct. 1, according to police.
Son arrested for attempting to murder his father after Stoney Creek stabbing: police
A man in his 20s has been charged with attempted murder, police say, after a Thanksgiving stabbing that left his father with life-threatening injuries.
Cyclist seriously injured in collision on Trinity Church Rd.: police
Trinity Church Road has been shut down between Dickenson Road East to Pinehill drive while police investigate.
Fog advisory Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
'It's food in our stomach': Thanksgiving dinner at Good Shepherd feeds Hamilton family
On Monday the Good Shepherd on Mary Street in Hamilton hosted their annual Thanksgiving dinner where about 400 people were expected to have dinner.
Dance instructor facing charges related to 'inappropriate messaging': OPP
OPP say they've charged a 33-year-old Brantford man after a report of inappropriate messages being sent to victims under 18.
One man stabbed during 'large disturbance' in Hess Village: police
Hamilton police say a man was stabbed "numerous" times during a large disturbance that took place early Monday morning in Hess Village.
Haldimand County man, 42, killed in crash
OPP say a 42-year-old man from Haldimand County is dead after the SUV he was driving crashed with a pickup truck.
Mainly cloudy this Thanksgiving in Hamilton
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton Thanksgiving Monday.
Llamas in costume compete for prize money at Norfolk County Fair
Clothes make the llama, as they say, and a number of nattily dressed llamas took part in a colourful costume competition this weekend at the Norfolk County Fair.
'Our government sold us out': Critics at Ontario agricultural fair fearful of USMCA
With major concessions from Canada on dairy, some Ontario critics say they’re concerned about what NAFTA’s proposed replacement means for the industry.
'I belong to all of Hamilton now': What 1 woman learned by walking every street in the city
Anita Joldersma has walked just about every street in Hamilton over the past four years, braving blizzards, overgrown trails and learning about the city she calls home along the way.
Feds pledge $2.25M to support conservation education for kids across Canada
The funding will be spread over three years and will allow the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority and Earth Rangers Foundation to educate children across the country about the importance of protecting nature from threats to biodiversity, like climate change.
Christian Heritage Party wins lawsuit against Hamilton over transgender bus shelter ads
The Christian Heritage Party (CHP) has won a lawsuit against the City of Hamilton after the city removed bus shelter ads it deemed offensive.
Campaign Briefing: Endorsements in Ward 1 battle coming from as far as Calgary
Calgary's mayor has endorsed a Ward 1 city council candidate, saying he's known him since junior high and he'd be good for the role.
What's open and closed for Thanksgiving in Hamilton
Here's what you need to know to plan your holiday weekend.
21 handguns stolen from NAS Guns and Ammo store southeast of Hamilton: police
Niagara regional police are investigating the theft of 21 handguns from a shop in the Fonthill area.
Motorcyclist killed after head-on crash with SUV in Norfolk County
Ontario Provincial Police say a 38-year-old man is dead after a head-on crash between an SUV and motorcycle.
'We're not used to seeing torture,' says woman who found cat with duct-taped face
A Burlington woman says she's shocked by the depths of human cruelty after discovering a young cat with duct tape wrapped around its face.
Mix of sun and cloud Friday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
$1K cheques for residents affected by flood will have to wait for new city council
Residents near the Woodward Wastewater Treatment Plant affected by the flooding Tuesday will have to wait for their compassionate cheques until the new city council meets in December.
Trudeau touts USMCA deal during Burlington tour as government pledges support for steelmakers
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took a tour of metal stamping facility in Burlington Thursday as an opportunity to tout the new USMCA trade deal, but didn't have any words for steelmakers left out of the trilateral agreement.
Province backs out of a plan that would see a new high rise with affordable housing
The province has backed out of a deal with the city and Mohawk College that would have seen new a downtown high rise with affordable and social housing.
Is this your stuff? Police seeking to return $35K-worth of pilfered goods
Hamilton police are looking to return a garage-full of stolen items, ranging from power tools to jewelry, to their rightful owners.
Gorilla Cheese storefront closing amid gentrification pressures, owner says
Gorilla Cheese, one of the vanguards of Hamilton’s food truck scene, is shutting down its storefront business on Ottawa Street North.
Long-awaited expansion of Cormorant Road begins tomorrow
The 700 metre road extension will cut across 20 acres of woodlot and wetland connecting the Ancaster Industrial Park to Trinity Road.
Olympic kayaker Adam van Koeverden enters politics looking to unseat Lisa Raitt in 2019 federal election
Decorated Olympic kayaker Adam van Koeverden says he hopes to run as a Liberal candidate in the next federal election.
Swoop adds $149 flights to Mexico out of Hamilton and $159 flights from B.C.
Hamiltonians looking to escape the harsh realities of winter will soon have another option to catch some sun.
Chance of showers Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Province still committed to $1B and won't intervene on LRT decision: Skelly
It's true there's no $1 billion with Hamilton's name on it sitting in a bank account at Queen's Park, says Donna Skelly. But the province is still committed to the light rail transit (LRT) money, and it's not going to intervene.
Campaign Briefing: LRT supporters mobilize to 'correct the record'
A group of light rail transit (LRT) supporters have launched a campaign to try to sway the vote on Oct. 22.
Hamilton-area home sales drop nearly 19% in September compared to same point last year
Residential property sales in Hamilton and Burlington last month were almost 19 per cent lower year to date than the same point last year, according to new numbers from the Realtors Association of Hamilton-Burlington (RAHB).
5 Hamilton area players to watch in the NHL this season
Here are five local players you need to watch for this NHL season.
'Burn in hell, that's where you belong': murder victim's mother
Darlene Bride couldn’t hold back her tears after hearing the sentence her son’s murderer received.
CFL already facing competition from nascent Alliance of American Football
The Alliance of American Football (AAF) doesn't begin play until February, but some CFL teams are already feeling impacted by the new league as the competition for players heats up.
Islamic History Month aims to 'reduce tensions' and address 'misconceptions': organizer
This year the Muslim Council of Greater Hamilton will host the biggest celebrations they've ever made for Islamic History Month.
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