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Traffic stop on Barton Street leads to seizure of guns, drugs and money: police
Hamilton police conducted a traffic stop Monday afternoon and found a loaded shot gun, a rifle and a 9-mm pistol. As well as large quantities of cash and marijuana.
Hamilton, Burlington home listings hit lowest level in 15 years
The number of homes put up for sale last month was the lowest number of listings for any February in 15 years, according to data released by the Realtors Association of Hamilton-Burlington.
Woman clocked doing 161 km/h on the Linc
Hamilton police say an officer stopped a woman going 161 km/h on the Lincoln Alexander Parkway Tuesday morning.
Police seeking 'armed and dangerous' suspect after shooting
Hamilton police say they are searching for three suspects after a shooting on Barton Street East Monday evening. They've identified one of the suspects.
Old Hamilton vaudeville and blue movie theatre will open as art house
In 1913, people watched vaudeville at the Playhouse Theatre. In the 1960s, the largely Italian neighbourhood watched a subtitled version of Doctor Zhivago. In the 1970s, before the advent of the VCR, they sat in darkness and watched pornography.
Chance of flurries Tuesday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Crews will start fixing Main Street West potholes this week
The city is starting emergency road surfacing work on the eastbound lanes of Main Street West.
How Hamilton's steel industry may escape the brunt of tariffs
The outcome of Trump's tariff announcement may not be as bleak for Hamilton steel as first envisioned, analysts said,
'It was inspiring': Hamilton kids celebrate black culture at Black Panther screening
Thanks to thousands of dollars in crowdfunded support, a group of Hamilton youth got a private viewing of Marvel's smash hit Black Panther Sunday morning in Ancaster.
Hamilton landlords say they warned police about anti-gentrification activists months ago
Barton Street businesses and landlords say police and the city have been ignoring their warnings about an escalating number of anti-gentrification vandalism incidents on the lower city strip dating back months.
Woman injured in 'random attack' on Cannon St. Sunday evening
A woman was taken to hospital after she was assaulted in the head with a “sharp object” on Sunday evening on Cannon Street East, police said.
Norfolk resident got key stuck in safety deposit box, called 911
A recent 911 call has prompted provincial police to issue a reminder to people that the service is for emergencies only.
Man in critical condition after crashing Cadillac into tree outside St. Catharines home
A man is in critical condition in after a car crash in St. Catharines.
Sunny Monday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Love and doughnuts Sunday after vandals stormed Locke St. shops Saturday night
After a mob of vandals went on a rampage in the Kirkendall neighbourhood near downtown Saturday night, there was an outpouring of support for local businesses Sunday.
Masked mob dressed in black vandalizes streets of Hamilton
Hamilton police are asking for the public’s help in identifying the mob of at least 30 vandals involved in Saturday night’s parade of mischief through the Kirkendall neighbourhood. Police estimate at least $100,000 of damage.
Anglican Diocese of Niagara elects first woman bishop
On Saturday the Anglican Diocese of Niagara announced that Reverend Canon Susan Bell from Hamilton will become the fist woman to serve as diocesan bishop of the church since the diocese was founded in 1875.
Police looking for owners of $20K worth of stolen property
Hamilton police are looking for the owners of stolen property found at a home in Stoney Creek. Police say they estimate the total value of goods to be in the excess of $20,000.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out brand new music from Jack Moves, Balaklava Blues and Shawn Kerr.
Mainly sunny Saturday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect today in Hamilton.
Student-run conference aims to get teenagers interested in Hamilton municipal politics
In May, high school students will act as city councillors with a student-run conference called Model City Hall Hamilton.
Hamilton to get 128 new long-term care beds
The province announced Friday that it will be opening 128 new long-term care beds in Hamilton to help seniors access care.
Trump's proposed tariff on steel and aluminum threatens to impact 40K Hamilton jobs
On Thursday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced hefty new tariffs for imports of steel and aluminum. Hamilton is a large producer of steel and people are worried what the tariff could do to the city's industry.
5 things to do in Hamilton this weekend
A list of activities to do this weekend in Hamilton.
McMaster releases draft 'freedom of expression' guidelines after campus protests
McMaster University has released draft “freedom of expression” guidelines that outline “acceptable” methods of dissent, in response to an increasingly polarized political and social climate where protests on campus are becoming more heated.
Hold a new Flamborough-Glanbrook PC nomination, would-be candidate says
Two people were campaigning for the Flamborough-Glanbrook nomination when they learned Donna Skelly would be acclaimed. Now one of them wants the party to hold the nomination vote that never happened.
Aerial spray program to reduce gypsy moths starts late May
The City of Hamilton's forestry staff saw high numbers of the invasive gypsy moth, and council approved a spray program to control the population starting late May this year.
Hamilton shop clothes the stars in Oscar frontrunner The Shape of Water
Little glimpses of Hamilton are scattered all over Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water, which is up for more than a dozen Academy Awards this weekend.
City grapples with worst potholes in memory
The city has received a record number of claims that the pockmarked roads have caused damage to private vehicles, and it's not even spring yet, when the complaints usually roll in.
Political strategist and a Hamilton activist fined $50 for trespassing at Kelseys
The Crown dropped breaking and entering charges against Nick Kouvalis and Sarah Warry-Poljanski. Instead, they'll pay a $50 trespassing fine in relation to a September incident at a Burlington Kelseys.
Senior dies in hospital after being struck by vehicle in Paris
A 74-year-old woman has died in hospital after being struck by a car in Paris, Ont. on Tuesday.
Trump says U.S. will impose tariffs of 25% for steel, 10% for aluminum
U.S. President Donald Trump has announced hefty new tariffs for imports of steel, at 25 per cent, and 10 per cent for aluminum, to be implemented next week in his attempt to boost U.S. manufacturers.
Passenger and suspended driver found with firearm and Taser, police say
A man was driving with a suspended license when Hamilton Police Service stopped him and found he had a gun, and his passenger a Taser, police say.
Hamilton man missing since Feb. 21 found dead one week later
A 59-year-old man was last seen Feb. 21 in the area of Herkimer Street and Bay Street South. He was found dead a week later in the area of Queen Street North and Stuart Street.
Major winter storm in store for Hamilton with heavy snow
Environment Canada has issued a winter storm warning for Hamilton. People can expect heavy and blowing snow to begin Thursday evening.
Niagara police arrest 5 in drive-by nightclub shooting
Five people from across the GTA were charged after a nightclub shooting in Thorold, Ont., that left five people seriously injured.
Police break ground on new investigative building in Beasley
A new building for police investigative services and forensics officially began construction in Hamilton's Beasley neighbourhood today.
Forecast of heavy snow makes Hamilton police fear for missing man
Police are concerned as Hamilton man Martin O'Grady is still missing and a heavy snowfall is on the way.
Runaway donkey apprehended by police for being a potential threat to drivers
Niagara police posed for a photo with a donkey after they found it roaming around at 3 a.m. in Thorold, Ont.
Hamilton's hip-hop, R&B and soul scenes craving local support
In a city desperate to brand itself a “music city,” Hamilton’s hip-hop, R&B and soul artists say they’re being left behind from a groundswell of support that is churning out bands to a national stage.
After record-breaking heat, heavy snow is on the way in Hamilton
Hamilton was the hottest place in Canada on Wednesday afternoon at 15.3 C — and the city is also under a special weather statement, with Environment Canada warning of heavy snowfall coming Thursday evening.
Missing Burlington teen found
Halton police say a 13-year-old from Burlington who wandered away from a school in Oakville Tuesday morning has been found.
Dundas man dead after car smashes into tree
A 48-year-old Dundas man is dead after his car collided headlong with a tree Tuesday evening, police say.
Hamilton Public Library fights literary censorship with 'blackout poetry'
The central location for Hamilton Public Library kicked off Freedom to Read week with a blackout poetry session.
Expect delays on Hwy 403 at Golf Links after transport truck collision
Delays are expected Tuesday evening after a transport truck and a cube van collided on the 403, Ontario Provincial Police say.
Watch as OPG demolishes 2 huge smokestacks at the Nanticoke generating station
For years, they emitted a yellow haze that streaked across the sky like a sort of Lake Erie sunset. Now the giant smoke stacks at Ontario Power Generation's Nanticoke plant are coming down for good.
Hedley's Hamilton show going ahead amid sex assault allegations
Hedley’s show in Hamilton next month is still going ahead, even as sexual assault and misconduct charges against the pop-rock band continue to mount.
Province activates disaster recovery program after Brantford flooding
The province announced today that it is activating a disaster recovery program in the wake of historic flooding in Brantford last week.
Six Nations lifts state of emergency though river flow remains high
Though Grand River water flows are expected to remain high through Six Nations this week, officials have lifted the state of emergency declared there last Wednesday.
SIU asks for public's help after man, 63, is injured after police called to Hamilton home
Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is investigating an interaction Hamilton police had with a 63-year-old man, which lead him to hospital.
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