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Glanbrook driver caught stunt driving while impaired: police
A Glanbrook man has been arrested for stunt driving while impaired Hamilton police say.
Trump supporter had right to wield profane sign at Niagara Falls park, court says
A Donald Trump supporter had every right to brandish a profane protest sign in a busy public park on a summer's day at Niagara Falls, Ontario's top court ruled on Monday.
Sunny Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Hamilton drops idea of trying to ban peanuts from stadiums and rec centres
Hamilton has given up its attempt to ban in its facilities to protect people with allergies. But at least one city councillor says he hopes they come back to it some day.
March Madness: Hamilton's Kia Nurse helps UConn shut down Quinnipiac
Napheesa Collier scored 23 points and top-seeded UConn beat in-state neighbour Quinnipiac 71-46 on Monday night to advance to a 25th straight Sweet 16.
Revised downtown Hamilton plan proposes new rules for height, density and heritage
On Monday the city of Hamilton released a revised proposal of the Downtown Hamilton Secondary Plan that will go to the planning committee next month.
A Spanish-language church service gives agriculture migrant workers a new home
A new Spanish church service has started at Christ's Church on Niagara on the Lake.
Here's how to avoid Lyme disease now that Hamilton is an official risk area
Hamilton has just been identified as an area at risk for Lyme disease, and public health officials want Hamiltonians to be on alert.
Fort Erie couple move out of furnished rental with some of the furniture, police say
A man and woman face charges in Fort Erie after police say the pair rented a fully furnished home and left with some of the furniture.
Cop at police corruption trial tells of secret cocaine smash and grab
A secret police investigation that was the catalyst for the case against Det. Const. Craig Ruthowsky was described in full detail in a Toronto courtroom Monday, as the Hamilton police officer’s trial on corruption charges continues.
Fire destroys Hamilton Mountain home
A fire broke out in a semi-detached home on the Hamilton mountain early this morning around 8:30 a.m.
Teen driving gold Cadillac, knife in front seat, faces multiple charges: police
A 16-year-old Brantford boy is facing several criminal and traffic offences after police spotted him driving a gold Cadillac thought to be stolen.
Treat marijuana like any other farm crop, group tells city
It's a philosophical question that's circulated through Hamilton city hall for months: when it comes to city rules, should growing marijuana be considered the same as growing cucumbers?
Ground beef sold in Eastern Canada recalled for E. coli risk
The Canadian Food inspection Agency has issued a recall warning saying some packages of Good Boucher lean ground beef may be contaminated with E. coli.
Suspected impaired driver runs over police officer's foot
Police say after the driver failed a roadside test, he ran back to the vehicle and drove away, running over the officer's foot when he did.
Girl, 11, in critical condition after she was hit by minivan while riding her bike in Burlington
An 11-year-old girl remains in critical condition in hospital after she was hit by a minivan on Saturday evening while she was riding a bicycle in Burlington.
Here's a look at the finalists for a new mural on James St. South
The city of Hamilton is reminding the community that the final votes for the James Street South Mural Art Project must be in by Mar. 18.
Provincial review of police carding rules stops in Hamilton Tuesday
Ontario’s new rules on police street checks or “carding” will be the subject of a public meeting on Tuesday in Hamilton.
Person burned, dog injured at townhouse fire on Kenora Avenue
A fire at a Kenora Avenue townhouse sent one person to hospital and injured a dog Friday afternoon.
Cops joked that Ruthowsky was 'the leader' of his criminal informants, court hears
Police officers who worked with Craig Ruthowsky used to joke that he was “one of” and even “the leader” of his sizable cache of criminal informants, court heard Friday as the corruption trial into Ruthowsky’s conduct continues.
Alert issued as fentanyl-laced 'Purple Heroin' tied to multiple overdoses
There have been multiple reports of overdoses that could have been caused by fentanyl-laced heroin in Hamilton, the city reports.
Things to do over the St. Patrick's Day weekend in Hamilton
Frogs, university volleyball and St. Patrick's Day celebrations are some of the events happening this weekend.
New Mohawk lab will be Canada's largest "net zero" energy use building
The largest net-zero building in Canada opens its doors in September 2018 at Mohawk Colleges Fennell campus.
Canadian guard Kia Nurse kept it simple to reach her full potential
Canada's Kia Nurse is having the best season of her collegiate career. She's a finalist for two of women's college basketball's major player awards and her success is a huge reason why the University of Connecticut are the favourites for the national championship.
Ontario PCs 'set aside' nomination for Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas
The Ontario PC party 'set aside' the result of the nomination contest for Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas.
Cloudy and windy Friday with high of 1 C: DayStarter Weather
Friday is mainly cloudy with a high of 1 C. There's a 60 per cent chance for flurries in the morning.
Television City towers are too tall, planners say, but the developer is already appealing
A city planning report recommends rejecting rezoning the property for a pair of condo towers, but developer Brad Lamb says it doesn't matter.
Remaining 2 suspects arrested in connection with Emerald St. shooting: police
The last two of three suspects in a shooting near Emerald and Barton streets in Hamilton 10 days ago have been arrested, police announced Thursday.
Trudeau's gone and steelworkers still have no answers about security of their pensions
Local steelworkers say Justin Trudeau's Hamilton visit this week left them with key questions about how their pensions will be protected when a company goes bankrupt.
Undercover cop breaks down crying during police corruption hearing
The immense fear tied to one specific undercover job all came flowing back to Sgt. Jennifer Lafleur this week, as she testified at the trial of a Hamilton police officer who stands accused of aiding a known drug dealer for cash payouts.
17-year-old woman is killed, several injured in St. Catharines crash: police
After a car and a pickup truck collided late Wednesday night in St. Catharines, police say a 17-year-old woman has died.
Woman charged after dentist claims she defrauded him of over $550K
Police say a woman has been charged after a dentistry practice in southern Ontario was allegedly defrauded of over $550,000.
Chance of flurries Thursday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Future of James Baptist Church facade is safe for now
The former home of The Connolly condo project will still be a condo tower. And barring a city council change of heart, the facade of James Street Baptist Church isn't going anywhere.
Mark Smich appeals 1st-degree murder conviction for death of Laura Babcock
An Ontario man found guilty of killing a young Toronto woman who vanished five years ago is appealing his first-degree murder conviction and sentence, saying the verdict was unreasonable and the sentence too harsh.
Burlington man charged with defrauding Syrian refugees in Qatar
A 49-year-old Burlington man is facing fraud and money laundering charges on allegations he promised Syrian refugees living in Qatar he could get them sponsorship in Canada.
Cop's $130K of 'unknown income' surfaces during corruption trial
A Hamilton police officer who is facing corruption and drug trafficking charges somehow had over $130,000 of income over a four-and-a-half year period that couldn't be explained, court heard Wednesday.
Hamilton steel company gets 12 more days to try to stay alive
A judge granted a 12-day extension on Wednesday to get a deal on the table to keep Hamilton Specialty Bar going.
Large amounts of pot, resin and edibles seized near Hamilton daycare: police
A 32-year-old woman is facing numerous charges of drug trafficking after a tip about a dispensary.
No charges laid against Hamilton cop after woman injured during chase
The Special Investigations Unit won't charge a Hamilton police officer after a 44-year-old woman was injured during a police chase.
Police arrest 3 Hamilton men in child porn sting
Hamilton police arrested three men in a child exploitation sting that focused on the use of cloud storage to commit crime.
Local universities pay for extra police officers for St. Patrick's Day partying
Local universities are stepping up their security plans for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in the neighbourhoods in and around their campuses.
Adults charged with sex trafficking — Hamilton teen girls rescued: police
Two teen girls from Hamilton who, police say, were held captive and forced into sex work have been rescued.
Niagara Falls company fined after worker killed in quarry in Orillia
A Niagara Falls-based company has been fined $170,000 following the death of a worker at a quarry in Orillia.
Luxury home sales fell by 60 per cent in Hamilton and GTA: RE/MAX
Luxury home sales in the Greater Toronto Area, Oakville and Hamilton-Burlington have fallen by almost 60 per cent year-over-year, according to a RE/MAX report.
Chance of flurries Wednesday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Here's what the other OCSs think of the Ontario Cannabis Store — their new acronym mate
The province has chosen the name Ontario Cannabis Stores (OSC) for the places that will sell pot once it's legalized. Only problem is a handful of other Ontario businesses, organizations and schools share that acronym.
The Connolly condo project is dead; buyer is interested only in the land
Condo buyers, says a letter from the receiver, will be relieved of their prebuild agreements.
Toronto police worried Hamilton cop had blown their cover, corruption trial hears
The head of a massive Toronto police investigation was worried that Det. Const. Craig Ruthowsky of Hamilton police had tipped off gang members that the cops were onto them, court heard Tuesday as the corruption trial into Ruthowsky's conduct continues.
Police charge driver after tow truck struck and killed senior at crosswalk
Hamilton police have charged a 40-year-old tow truck driver with careless driving after he hit a 70-year-old woman at a crosswalk in Dundas last month.
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