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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.
Family emergency scam cheats Norfolk County resident out of $4K: police
Police in Norfolk County are warning residents to be vigilant to unsolicited calls after one resident lost four-thousand dollars worth of Apple gift cards in a phone scam.
Classic cars and John Deere tractor stolen from Norfolk County barn: Police
Police in Norfolk County are looking for two classic cars and a tractor reported stolen from a barn.
Steelworkers heartened by Trudeau's Hamilton stop on steel and aluminum solidarity tour
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in Hamilton Tuesday to visit the city's two biggest steel producers and show solidarity with workers in an industry threatened by possible American tariffs.
Chance of flurries Tuesday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Team of 4 Hamilton police officers devoted to Locke Street vandalism probe
Hamilton Police Service is continuing to investigate the vandalism spree on Locke Street the night of March 4. A team of four officers have been combing through security video and interviewing people to identify suspects.
Are newborn babies ugly? A Brock University study investigates
A Brock University study shows most adults find their newborn babies to be uglier then expected. But their feelings change after the six-month-old mark.
Corruption trial begins; Crown says Hamilton cop sold police secrets to drug dealers
The secret worlds of drug dealers, confidential informants and police undercover stings were all laid bare in a Toronto Superior Courtroom Monday, as the trial began for a Hamilton cop who is accused of working with the criminals he was supposed to be investigating.
Max Aicher workers still standing in the cold 5 years after being locked out
The temperature hovered around zero that evening. It was low enough that people breathed into their cupped hands and shuffled their feet to keep warm. But for Tom Newton and Dave Lowe, it was just another day holding signs.
Armed men traipse through construction site, threaten worker, police say
Two men who walked into a construction zone near the John Sopinka courthouse on Friday were armed with a hunting knife, two BB-style handguns and a smaller knife, police say.
Brantford removing trees to improve eastern meadowlark habitat
The Grand River Conservation Authority and the City of Brantford will remove 75 to 100 trees over March Break to make way for better tall grassland habitat, used by the threatened eastern meadowlark.
Red Hill Valley Turtle Meeting Place a spot to rest and reflect
The Turtle Meeting Place is the newest instalment of created spaces along the Red Hill Valley trail system where people can take a break and take a moment to learn about Indigenous history as it relates to the valley.
Christine Elliott concedes to Ontario PC Leader Doug Ford
Christine Elliott is conceding defeat to Doug Ford, congratulating the new Ontario PC leader and promising to run for the party in the June provincial election.
Be careful when smoking, say Hamilton firefighters after a Corktown high rise fire
Hamilton firefighters are reminding people to be careful with their cigarettes after a fire at a Corktown high rise this weekend.
Christine Elliott promised PCs unity, but refuses to unite behind Doug Ford
It was supposed to be a glorious moment for the Ontario PCs: revealing their new leader in an energy-filled ballroom, showcasing a rejuvenated party to a big audience, proving to the voters that they are ready to win the election in June.
Day to love Locke Street held after vandalism spree
On Saturday there was a large outpouring of support for business owners on Locke Street impacted by the damage left behind by vandals last Saturday night.
Ford named Ontario PC leader, Elliott cites 'serious irregularities' for not conceding
Former Toronto city councillor Doug Ford was named the Ontario Progressive Conservative leader after a chaotic party convention, but runner-up Christine Elliott says she won't concede and that there were "serious irregularities" in the race.
New Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out brand new music from The Holy Gasp, Emilio Bonito, Swim Good Now and John Creeden.
Mainly cloudy Saturday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
East end home invasion was a targeted attack, police say
A 17-year-old woke up abruptly in his east end home Friday morning, when he was bashed across the mouth and nose with the butt-end of the gun as two men broke in to rob him, police say.
Police searching for armed gunman after bank robbery
Detectives are searching for a suspect after a lone gunman walked into a Bank of Montreal on the Mountain on Thursday while brandishing a gun and demanding money.
A last, last-ditch effort to save Hamilton Specialty Bar
Steelworker union leaders will be making a last-ditch effort over the weekend to work out a deal with a bidder that would keep Hamilton Specialty Bar operating.
Camps, museums, music and more Things To Do in Hamilton over March Break
Here's a pretty great list of things to do this weekend in Hamilton.
Hamilton 'breathing a little bit easier' after Canada exempted from steel tariffs
Steeltown was relieved Thursday to hear U.S. President Donald Trump say Canada and Mexico would be exempted from his 25 per cent tariff on steel – for now, at least.
1 woman is dead after crash near Jarvis, Ont. southwest of Hamilton: police
Provincial police say a woman is dead after a single-vehicle collision in Haldimand County.
Chance of flurries Friday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Average Hamilton homeowner will pay $75 more in taxes this year
The city passed its operating budget Thursday. The change amounts to a 1.9 per cent increase over last year. That means the owner of a house valued at $337,100 will pay $75 more.
How Ontario politics impacts a group of 13-year-old Hamilton girls
One spoke of watching her mom work extra hours at the dollar store just to buy Christmas gifts for her and her siblings. Another spoke of having to do more chores than her brother for the same amount of allowance — because women traditionally do the housework, she says, and that tradition carries on.
Why 'women's voices disappear' on Wikipedia and what Hamilton women are doing about it
Canada Learning Code’s Hamilton Chapter and Broad Conversations co-hosted a feminist Wikipedia edit-a-thon on Mar. 6.
Man working illegally at dispensary had cocaine in his pocket, police say
Police arrested a 30-year-old man on Wednesday who was working at a dispensary on King Street East even though he was restricted from being within 300 metres of the dispensary under bail conditions from another arrest two weeks ago.
Code zero ambulance emergencies still soaring in Hamilton
The number of times in February where one or fewer ambulances were available to respond to emergency calls in Hamilton, new statistics show, remained well above the same month in previous years.
'Faceless, gutless cowards': Hamilton city council condemns Locke Street vandalism
Hamilton city councillors say whoever's behind a high-profile vandalism spree on Locke Street are "faceless, gutless cowards" who can "ply their anarchy in jail."
Trudeau says Liberals 'on the right track' with Trump as Canada eyes steel tariff exemption
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he has a "level of confidence" that Canada will secure an exemption from hefty U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum, crediting robust outreach efforts by his Liberal government.
Armed pharmacy robbery makes 2 in Hamilton this week
For the second time this week, a masked man with a weapon has robbed a local Shoppers Drug Mart of prescription narcotics.
Justin Trudeau to visit Hamilton Tuesday on steel industry tour
Justin Trudeau will be in Hamilton on Tuesday, as part of his tour of regions of the country that are heavily reliant on the steel and aluminum industries in a show of solidarity for those who would be hurt the most by stiff U.S. tariffs.
Niagara Falls couple charged after 'rash' of daytime break-ins: police
Police in Niagara Falls say they've made a pair of arrests in a string of break-ins.
Chance of flurries Thursday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Shooting suspect still at large after 'altercation' with police
On Wednesday, Hamilton police told reporters that police got into an altercation with wanted suspect, Donavan Hines who is wanted in connection to a shooting Monday.
Charter rights violated for couple who refused to tell foster kids Easter Bunny is real
A couple's charter rights were violated when a children's aid society closed the pair's foster home over their refusal to tell two young girls the Easter Bunny is real, an Ontario court has ruled.
Man charged in shooting death of Yosif Al-Hasnawi will plead not guilty
A preliminary hearing for the Hamilton teen charged in the fatal shooting of Yosif Al-Hasnawi is tentatively scheduled for October.
Masked men with guns entered Shoppers and demanded drugs: police
Masked men with guns entered Shoppers Drug Mart on Tuesday night at 801 Mohawk Rd. W. demanding drugs.
Main St. W. repairs turn 30 minute commute into 2 hour traffic nightmare
Heavy delays have been reported on Main St. W. due to repair efforts of the city’s roadways after damage caused by another tough winter.
Hamilton anarchist space, The Tower, has been vandalized
The city’s local anarchist social centre, The Tower, has been vandalized.
Stoned bike rider stopped at red light arrested for drug trafficking: Police
Police say a Hamilton man now faces drug trafficking charges after he was stopped in the east end Monday afternoon for smoking a joint in front of a cop while running a red light.
Pot plan will keep the black market running, dispensary manager tells Premier Wynne
The manager of a recently raided Hamilton cannabis dispensary faced off with Premier Kathleen Wynne Tuesday to say Ontario's legalization plan is inadequate and won't stamp out the black market.
Councillor using drone for city business says he's following the rules
A Hamilton city councillor has been using a drone for three years to film traffic patterns, development properties and heritage buildings. But Ontario's privacy commissioner says the city needs stricter rules in place if elected officials are going to do that.
Flurries or rain Wednesday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
2nd woman slashed in the head in random attack, police say
Hamilton police are investigating another incident over the weekend where a woman was slashed in the head by a man.
Hamilton police link anarchist book fair to Locke Street vandalism spree
Hamilton police say that an anarchist book fair being held at a Hamilton high school over the weekend is linked to a vandalism spree that caused $100,000 in damages on Locke Street Saturday night.
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