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GO Transit trains will still run to Hamilton in event of CP strike, Metrolinx says
With a Canadian Pacific Rail Strike looming, Metrolinx says that trains will still be able to operate into Hamilton GO Centre.
Hamilton's housing market balanced as sales dip from mortgage stress test: report
Hamilton was one of only 13 balanced housing markets in Canada last month as sales and listings continued to drop across across the country, according a new report from The Conference Board of Canada.
Hamilton opens up 'Dog Pound' at city hall to cheer on Bulldogs at Memorial Cup
As the Hamilton Bulldogs move closer to a Memorial Cup final berth, the city is opening up city hall’s forecourt – now dubbed “The Dog Pound” — for the public to come and watch the game.
Drunk man tries to make getaway in cab while sitting on driver, police say
A Hamilton man is facing several charges after trying to steal a cab, while drunk, by sitting on top of the driver who was still inside, police say.
Massive Mario Kart-style go-kart track now open in Niagara Falls
Drivers, start your engines — a massive, roller coaster-like go-kart racetrack is now open in Niagara Falls, Ont.
Grimsby man facing additional child exploitation charges
A 29-year-old Grimsby, Ont. man is facing additional charges in a child exploitation investigation.
Student voters looking for tuition, mental health help
One of the most pressing concerns for college and university students as the election nears is the cost of tuition, says one McMaster University student who is facing down $30,000 in student loan debt.
Host Pats meet Bulldogs with Memorial Cup final berth on the line
After a tightly contested round-robin that featured five one-goal games, as well as the elimination of Western Hockey League champion Swift Current Broncos, the semifinal of the 100th Memorial Cup gets underway on Friday night (10 p.m. ET) between the Hamilton Bulldogs and host Regina Pats.
Hamilton's hot sunny weather continues Friday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect today
Hospital crowding: Why all 3 major Ontario parties are promising more LTC beds
Virtually everyone has experienced first-hand the long waits in emergency rooms, or knows someone who has. And it's why, in the run-up to the June 7 provincial election, all the parties are vowing to end hallway medicine.
Doug Ford rallies in Andrea Horwath's riding, says Ontario 'can't afford' an NDP win
Doug Ford took aim at his biggest competitor Thursday in a rally in her downtown Hamilton riding.
Police confirm toddler died from being left in hot vehicle parked in Burlington, Ont.
An autopsy has concluded a toddler left in a car parked outside a television station in Burlington, Ont., Wednesday died after being exposed to high temperatures for an extended period of time, according to Halton Regional Police.
4 healthy (not so happy) falcon chicks banded at the Hamilton Sheraton
Cacophonous, high-pitched shrieks echoed through the 17th floor of the downtown Hamilton Sheraton Hotel Thursday, as four new baby falcon chicks were examined and marked before they leave the nest.
'Worrisome' when NDP candidates veer off platform, says Andrea Horwath
Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath says it worries her when her party's candidates express different policy opinions than those in the party's platform that they committed to promote.
Garden chat Monday May 28 at 12:30 p.m.
Are you ready to have the best garden on your block? Here's how: Ask an expert. Be part of our award-winning live chat with expert gardeners. Also listen to the call-in show with Ontario Today's Ed Lawrence. Call in by dialling 1-888-817-8995 on Monday.
Liberals allege, Doug Ford dodges
Two weeks to go until election day — but the focus today is on two years ago when Liberals allege PC Leader Doug Ford was trying to sell "bogus" PC memberships inside an Etobicoke Tim Hortons. Here's where we are on day 16.
Man stabbed after raging long weekend party, police say
Hamilton police are looking for a crew of suspects after a man was allegedly stabbed while trying to get a party under control on the Mountain.
City tries to deter sugary drinks and bottled water, but don't call it a ban
The city is pushing residents to buy less bottled water and sugary drinks at its arenas and rec centres, but it's stopping short of an outright ban.
Doug Ford recorded trying to sell 'bogus' PC memberships, Liberals allege
​The Ontario Liberals have released an audio recording that allegedly features Doug Ford trying to sell "bogus memberships" to help secure the nomination of the PC candidate in his home riding.
No website, no storefront — Hamilton furniture-maker thrives by selling on social media
Kbre Hamilton has long worked as a model and a tavern server, but five years ago when he snagged a dresser at a garage sale and gave it a coat of Emperor's Silk red paint and some new knobs, he stumbled onto a new way to make money.
Sunny Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Ontario's NDP must face the cruel economic realities of government: Don Pittis
As Liberals crash in the polls and Ford Nation politics fails to satisfy, suddenly an NDP win in Ontario is no longer far-fetched. But will their economic policies survive?
Toddler found dead after police called to parking lot of TV station in Burlington, Ont.
A boy believed to be three years old is dead after police were called to a parking lot outside a television station in Burlington, Ont., by a man reporting that a child was found inside a car and had no vital signs.
Hamilton man charged with first degree murder: Niagara police
A Hamilton man has been charged with first degree murder in connection with the death of Johnathan Bailey, whose body was found in West Lincoln in November.
Toronto-bound QEW reopens after vehicle fire
Vehicle fire temporarily blocked lanes near Woodward Avenue.
City broke provincial rules by not telling public about meetings: Ombudsman
Hamilton city council will deal with a ruling tonight that says it broke provincial rules by holding two committee meetings without telling the public.
Warning that worst-ever algae bloom in Hamilton Harbour could happen annually
A bus full of environmental experts rolled through Halton Wednesday, before stopping at the Hamilton's waterfront for a tour and roundtable discussion about fighting back against algae blooms.
Fred Engelbrecht, one of Hamilton's last Dieppe veterans, dies at 98
A Hamilton veteran who was one of the last known survivors of the Dieppe raid has died.
Police searching for thief who stole a $7,000 mountain bike from a Dundas shop
Police are looking for a man they say took a $7,000 bicycle for a test drive and never came back.
Doug Ford says he'll release fully costed platform before election
Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford says his party will release a fully costed campaign platform some time before the June 7 election.
Judge says Ruthowsky used badge 'as an ATM,' calls for harsher sentence than 10 years
The judge in the trial of corrupt cop Craig Ruthowsky made it abundantly clear Wednesday that the disgraced Hamilton police officer is in line for a heavy sentence.
Kathleen Wynne says 'I can do better'
A local Liberal candidate would prefer that Wynne not visit and Andrea Horwath returns to her Hamilton roots by picking up an arc welder. This is your Campaigner.
Swoop names its first airplane the #Hamilton, then paints it purple
Swoop has officially christened it's first plane the #Hamilton, a nod to the carrier's first airbase at the city's John C. Munro International Airport.
Halton police looking for 2nd suspect in Burlington home invasion
Halton regional police say they're still trying to identify a second suspect in a home invasion in Burlington.
Ted McMeekin is a good guy, HWAD seniors say, but his party has to go
James and Hillary Alton have voted red provincially for the last 18 years. But this election might just be enough to change their minds.
Clearing Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
NDP faces tougher scrutiny as Andrea Horwath rises in polls
It's been 28 years since the Ontario NDP had a real shot at winning an election. That's so long ago that the SkyDome was still brand new, and only a select few carried cellphones, which were the size of bricks.
Bulldogs top Titan for back-to-back wins at Memorial Cup
Robert Thomas scored the winner on the power play as the Hamilton Bulldogs edged the Acadie-Bathurst Titan 3-2 on Tuesday in the Memorial Cup round-robin finale for both teams.
Hamilton pharmacist charged with trafficking opioids
A Hamilton pharmacist is facing charges in connection with diverting powerful prescription painkillers and selling them, the RCMP announced Tuesday.
Will Hamilton's jail death inquest bring change? Lawyer fears another 'toothless' response
A lawyer who has appeared at several inquests into the deaths of Ontario inmates says the massive examination of eight overdose deaths at Hamilton's jail may not produce the change family members hope for.
Feds shoot down funding pleas from Hamilton at-risk youth program
The federal government says it has no plans to renew funding for a critical Hamilton at-risk youth program, which is slated to shut its doors for good this summer.
Man breaks into sushi restaurant 5 times in 24 hours to steal booze: police
Hamilton police say a local sushi restaurant was burglarized five times in just a one-day period over the long weekend, with the same man breaking in to steal booze each time.
Hamilton teens charged by police with stealing Audi and gas over 13 days
Two Hamilton teens are facing charges after police say they stole an Audi A4 and spent the next 13 days thieving gas and running from the law.
Doug Ford's PCs falter as Andrea Horwath's NDP makes gains: polls
With two weeks down in the Ontario election campaign, voters are on the move.
Horwath doubles down — and says a new premier is coming
The long weekend has wrapped, which means campaigning will ramp up as we almost hit the halfway mark of this election campaign. Here's where we are on day 14.
Gypsy moth aerial spraying begins Wednesday in Hamilton: What you need to know
Spraying starts Wednesday, weather-permitting, and will continue on Thursday and Friday from 5 a.m. to 7:30 a.m.
Hamilton motorcyclist arrested after driving 200 km/h, fleeing police: OPP
A Hamilton man who police say outran their cruisers by weaving his motorcycle in and out of traffic on the QEW and driving more than 200 km/h is facing charges after an OPP helicopter tracked him to his garage.
G1 driver crashes while trying to avoid R.I.D.E. program: Niagara Police
A G1 driver was ticketed after police say he stopped suddenly and reversed into another vehicle to avoid a R.I.D.E. check in Niagara Falls over the long weekend.
New Six Nations program trains women to become welders
A Six Nations school has launched a new program to teach low-income women to weld.
Late winner gives Hamilton Bulldogs breathing room at Memorial Cup
Marian Studenic scored the winner as the Hamilton Bulldogs edged Swift Current 2-1 on Monday night to win their first game at the Memorial Cup despite a standout performance from Broncos goaltender Stuart Skinner.
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