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SIU drops investigation where man lost tooth during police takedown
The provincial police watchdog has dropped an investigation where a man lost a tooth during a police takedown because he “did not suffer a serious injury.”
Man hospitalized after Mountain fire destroys home
A man was rushed to hospital Wednesday morning after fire ripped through a home on the Mountain.
Ministry probing 2nd industrial death in Hamilton in less than 1 week
The provincial Ministry of Labour is investigating after a man was found dead at a tool company in the city’s industrial sector Tuesday afternoon.
A few flurries Wednesday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Police release new images of man targeted in Yosif Al-Hasnawi case
Police still haven't found an older man they say was being accosted when Yosif Al-Hasnawi was shot, and now they've released two more photos.
Teen blackmailed for $5,500 over nudes, police say
Ontario Provincial Police say they are investigating after a 17-year-old was extorted over nude photos he sent to someone he’d just met online.
City still $42K short on paying for its failed Hamilton Amazon bid
Nearly two weeks after it learned its Amazon bid was unsuccessful, the city is still short $42,000 it hoped to raise to pay for it.
Code zero ambulance events in Hamilton hit highest level in 5 years
Code zero ambulance emergencies in Hamilton skyrocketed to their highest monthly level in five years in January, new data from the city shows.
'Hopefully somebody will take care of us.' Workers, retirees face uncertain future
While nearly 200 steelworkers are back on the job at Hamilton Specialty Bar for at least a few weeks. But the reprieve comes with no guarantees.
Hamilton MP calls for inquiry into abuse at Ottawa area training school
An MP is calling on the Ontario government to hold an inquiry into abuses at provincial training schools, including one he attended just east of Ottawa in the 1970s.
Chance of flurries Tuesday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Give us your Loblaws gift cards, says Wesley Urban Ministries
If you're one of the Canadians getting a Loblaws gift card this spring, Wesley Urban Ministries has a suggestion. They'd like you to give it to them.
Hamilton holds vigil in solidarity with victims of Quebec mosque shooting
One year after a deadly mosque attack in Quebec shook the nation, Hamilton is rallying in solidarity with groups across the country to push back against Islamophobia.
Kevin Hart is coming to Hamilton in April
The comedian and actor is headed for the Hammer. Tickets start at $38.25.
Burlington recording engineer wins big at Grammys with Bruno Mars
Burlington sound engineer Charles Moniz won three awards at the 2018 Grammy Awards for his part in Bruno Mars’s latest multi-platinum album, 24K Magic.
Nearly 4,000 pigs die in Haldimand County barn fire
The fire started at one barn and spread to the other, police say.
$23 million jackpot ticket sold in Hamilton area, OLG says
Lotto 6/49 says the winning ticket for this weekend's jackpot of over $23 million was purchased by someone in the Hamilton area.
SIU investigating police after death of suspect in pharmacy robbery
Ontario's police watchdog is investigating the death of a 27-year-old man in St. Catharines.
Snowfall warning in effect for Hamilton Monday
Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for the City of Hamilton, with close to 15 cm of snow expected for Monday morning.
Family grieving the loss of man, 25, who died in industrial accident, wants answers
Kalvin Richards died last Thursday after being trapped inside a tanker truck at Toronto Tank Lines, which transports and stores bulk liquids. He leaves behind a girlfriend and five-month-old daughter
Police believe Niagara Falls hotel shooting was 'targeted'
Niagara police have arrested three people in connection to what they believe was a targeted shooting inside a hotel room in the area of Lundy's Lane and Kalar Road in Niagara Falls.
Monday cautioned with 'challenging' road conditions
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement with a possible 8 to 12 cm of snow starting Monday morning.
Ontario PC president steps down amid purge of Patrick Brown loyalists from top posts
The fallout from Patrick Brown's resignation last week continues to roil Ontario's Progressive Conservatives as members wage an internal civil war over the future of the party and Brown loyalists are ousted.
Stolen pickup truck involved in Brantford hit and run
After a stolen truck didn't stop for Brantford police it lost control, hitting a fire hydrant and hydro pole before coming to rest on the front lawn of a home, where a parked car sustained major damage.
Suspects wanted for armed East Mountain home invasion
Hamilton police are looking for two men in connection to an armed home invasion Saturday morning in the area of Fennell Avenue East and Upper Sherman.
Mainly sunny Sunday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Boys and Girls Club struggling to keep dinner on the table for kids
When Boys and Girls clubs shut their doors from 5 to 6 p.m., the intent is to give kids a chance to go home and have dinner with their families. But for many kids there was no supper waiting.
Young victim in Craigslist sex abuse case speaks for herself — with a drawing
Her victim impact statement was a crying stick figure. It was one of several gut-wrenching moments in court Friday as lawyers presented arguments for sentencing of the man who marketed her online for abuse.
Niagara Falls weighs pros and cons of cannabis tourism
The province of Ontario has asked the public to weigh in on considering allowing licensed cannabis consumption lounges in the province once recreational marijuana is legalized. Niagara Falls is considering the idea.
Family of Yosif Al-Hasnawi suing paramedics, police for $10M
The family of a Good Samaritan who was fatally shot in downtown Hamilton last month is suing the city's paramedics, among others, for $10 million, saying their failure to properly treat Yosif Al-Hasnawi contributed to his death.
Why don't dinosaurs throw snowballs? 32 Things To Do in Hamilton this weekend
Here's a pretty great list of things to do this weekend in Hamilton.
Man used counterfeit American money to buy PS4, XBox game systems: police
Hamilton police are looking for a man who they say used counterfeit American money to buy game systems at Walmart before returning them for cash.
Hamilton police investigating 'suspicious' fires
Hamilton police are investigating two suspicious fires that happened in the early hours of Thursday morning in the Hannon area.
Halton police investigating arson at Burlington Tim Hortons
Halton regional police say they're investigating an arson at a downtown Burlington Tim Hortons.
Unidentified body found in the woods in Dunnville, police say
Police in southern Ontario are investigating after a man was found dead in the woods near the shores of Lake Erie.
One man killed, another injured in Hamilton industrial accident
Two men were treated on scene for medical injuries, then taken to hospital. One died from his injuries. The other is in stable condition.
Mainly sunny Friday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Hamilton PC candidates say they're undeterred by Patrick Brown's resignation
Hamilton-area PC candidates are expressing shock and disappointment but say they are staying focused on getting elected.
Hamilton heading to court over the Niagara conservation authority levy
It's gone to court over Canada Post, and Bell Canada, and the Red Hill Valley Parkway. Now, the city is going to court over its Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority levy.
Police scoop up edibles, oils and 14 pounds of marijuana in dispensary raid
Police raided a dispensary in Stoney Creek on Wednesday, seizing 14 pounds of processed marijuana and other THC-based products.
Cops seize guns, drugs and cash in 2 home searches
Hamilton police searched two homes yesterday, seizing guns, drugs and cash and arresting four adults.
Patrick Brown resigns — how it happened and what happens next: Fisher
Now that Conservative party leader Patrick Brown has resigned in a scandal, Queen's Park analyst Robert Fisher talks about what happens next.
City takes control of Sarcoa site but won't take over the waterfront trust
The city is taking control of the former Sarcoa restaurant site, as it looks to make the land part of its grand plan to redevelop a section of Hamilton's waterfront.
Brantford man assaulted with hammer by sister's ex, police say
Police say a man is facing charges after allegedly driving a stolen U-Haul truck to his ex-girlfriend's home to collect his property and then assaulting the woman and her brother.
Live-in care provider charged in thefts from Burlington home: police
Police say a live-in care provider is facing charges after allegedly taking cash and property from her elderly clients.
Mix of sun and cloud Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Encounter with Patrick Brown was 'awkward,' accuser tells CBC News
One of two women who accused Patrick Brown of sexual misconduct, which led to his resignation as leader of Ontario's Progressive Conservative Party early Thursday, has told CBC News she was a teenage summer student at the time the alleged incident occurred.
End to community mailbox plan doesn't soothe annoyed Hamiltonians living with them
The federal announcement is little consolation for opponents of the conversion on Hamilton's Mountain and Stoney Creek who have been walking – or driving – to the box down the street for the last couple of years.
Vikram Singh drops his lawsuit against PC party over Hamilton nomination
A Dundas lawyer who has fought the Ontario PC party in court over what he says was a rigged nomination process has dropped his lawsuit.
Province orders Hamilton coal tar company to fix what led to yellowish gas leak
Ruetgers Canada, a company that processes coal tar in Hamilton’s industrial sector is under investigation for violations of environmental laws stemming from four coal tar pitch spills.
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