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There was no plan to start pet cremation business, Dellen Millard's uncle tells murder trial
Accused killer Dellen Millard's uncle vehemently tried to dispel any notion he planned to go into the pet cremation business with his nephew, during his extremely tense and at times angry testimony at the Laura Babcock murder trial this afternoon.
Why a Toronto food writer loves Nabil's shwarmas in Hamilton
Metro Morning food guide Suresh Doss visits Nabil's Grill in the 'epicentre' of Hamilton's food scene.
Drunken stranger found napping in Norfolk County home: police
Police are reminding people to be vigilant about locking their doors after a homeowner in Norfolk County, south of Brantford, found a drunken stranger napping in the bathroom.
Chance of showers Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Was officer OK to question Matthew Green? Lawyers clash over role of race in police stop
A disciplinary hearing for a Hamilton police officer who questioned the city's first black councillor while he waited for the bus concluded Thursday with closing arguments.
No end in sight to Ontario college strike as faculty members vote against contract offer
Ontario college students aren't headed back to the classroom anytime soon, after striking faculty voted overwhelmingly against the latest contract offer.
Hamilton frustrated with lack of answers around whether HSR can run LRT
A Metrolinx director updated councillors on priority buses and all-day GO Wednesday, but not on whether HSR can run LRT.
Contraband tobacco 'out of control' in Ontario, convenience store lobby says
In southwestern Ontario, the largest increase by far was in Brantford, where contraband cigarettes accounted for half of the cigarettes smoked, up from 36 per cent last year, according to a study commissioned by convenience store owners.
Woman charged with fraud after taking mortgage money without licence, police say
A 45-year-old Milton woman has been charged with fraud after taking money to arrange a mortgage for a person in Hamilton, Hamilton police said Wednesday.
Families at Good Shepherd shelter in 'urgent need' of mittens and gloves
Winter is coming as temperatures start to plummet — and children staying at The Good Shepherd’s Family Centre shelter now face the prospect of heading to school without mittens or gloves.
Police find loaded shotgun, cocaine after stolen SUV crash
Two people are facing several weapons and drug charges, Hamilton police say, after an SUV crash was spotted by residents on a lower city street last week.
'I don't feel safe': What it's like for Sahra Soudi, 20, to ride the HSR
Sahra Soudi's HSR problems aren't just a matter of missed buses or jammed routes. Sometimes, they bring the threat of violence.
Mainly cloudy Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Fake Facebook page using Nathan Cirillo's name, photos, used to 'catfish' women online
A Facebook page using Nathan Cirillo's name and photos has been used to lure and trick women into romantic relationships online. The profile has since been banned, after unrelated complaints about the page were made to Facebook.
'A funny smell, like rotting': Accused killer Dellen Millard's mechanic testifies about incinerators
The mechanic of co-accused Dellen Millard tells the Laura Babcock murder trial he saw ash and something that looked like bone, as he filled the propane tank on an animal incinerator purchased by Millard in the summer of 2012.
Family and friends send off shooting victim Natasha Thompson with purple balloons
The family of Natasha Thompson held a funeral service for the deceased woman who died by gun violence.
'Scared and cowardly,' woman says she sexually abused child because she was told to
The Waterloo woman charged with sex abuse-related offences against a seven-year-old admitted on the stand she created child pornography and participated in sexual offences against a minor.
Hamilton students targeted by scammers who tell their families they've been kidnapped
The scam targets Chinese international students, who are told not to use their cell phones. Then the scammers tell their families back home that they've been kidnapped.
Hamilton begins random taxi inspections to combat fake safety certificates
The City of Hamilton will be doing on-road inspections for taxis, partly to help find garages that are issuing false safety certificates.
Hamilton police officer who punched handcuffed man pleads guilty to misconduct
A Hamilton police officer who was found guilty in April of assaulting a man in custody pleaded guilty Tuesday to a disciplinary charge of discreditable conduct under the Ontario Police Services Act.
Laura Babcock murder trial: Photo of burning bones challenged by defence
A farm equipment salesman tells the jury at the Laura Babcock murder trial that he sold an animal incinerator to accused killer Dellen Millard in 2012 for $15,424. A forensics expert says a photo found in Millard's home of the inside of the machine appeared to show burning bones.
Police seize semi-automatic rifle, 4 other guns and ammo, arrest 23-year-old man
Police arrested a 23-year-old man Friday and charged him with several weapons-related offences.
Niagara Falls police investigating 2 fatal accidents
Police in Niagara Falls are investigating two fatal traffic accidents.
Cloudy Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Teacher charged with sexually assaulting students at Milton elementary school
Halton police say they have charged a 37-year-old teacher for allegedly sexually assaulting female students in Milton.
Waterdown teacher wins Governor General award for museum creation
Rob Flosman is getting a Governor General's award for a teaching philosophy that involves more than teaching historical events.
Province gives $3M to community arts centre in Ancaster
The Ancaster Memorial School is turning into an arts centre, now with support of the provincial government.
Ontario colleges reach out to striking faculty ahead of vote on offer
Ontario's colleges have launched a website that they say will allow striking faculty members to see for themselves what's in their employers' latest contract offer ahead of a vote this week.
'A thorough cleanup' of St. Peter's Hospital to take a month
Hamilton Health Sciences says it will take at least a month to cleanup the areas affected by the fire on Nov. 5 at St. Peter's Hospital.
Long wait for hockey Hall induction 'sweeter' for Hamilton's Dave Andreychuk
Dave Andreychuk had a sense his numbers would be good enough to get him into the Hockey Hall of Fame. The Hamilton native just had to stay patient following a 23-year career that saw him score 640 goals.
How musician Tom Wilson discovered his Indigenous identity
Hamilton, Ont., musician Tom Wilson's new memoir charts his lifelong quest to discover his true identity — and how it finally led him, in his mid-fifties, to a Mohawk reserve in Quebec.
Mainly cloudy with a chance of showers Monday: DayStarter weather
A look at the weather for Hamilton this Monday.
Laura Babcock murder trial: What happens if Dellen Millard testifies?
Accused killer Dellen Millard is acting as his own lawyer. What happens if he wants to testify?
'She played us like a piano': Landlord fights for months to evict tenant with long criminal history
Nova Scotia landlord Jim Johnson had to fight for months to evict a career criminal from his rental property after she repeatedly failed to pay rent. Concerns over so-called professional tenants, who work the system living for months for free, have led to calls for a provincial registry of repeat problem tenants.
Woman, 20, dead in Niagara Falls rollover, man charged with impaired driving
A 20-year-old woman is dead and three other people were slightly injured after a vehicle rolled and landed on its roof in a ditch in Niagara Falls, Ont., early Sunday.
Injured Hamilton firefighter sent to hospital
A Hamilton firefighter was brought to hospital Friday afternoon by Hamilton paramedics in "serious" condition.
Hamilton honours soldiers in Remembrance Day service and parade
Saturday morning was filled with reflection and tribute to Hamilton’s veterans and service men and women, who were honoured in a remembrance ceremony at Gore Park.
A mix of sun and cloud on Remembrance Day 2017: DayStarter weather
A look at the weather for Hamilton on Remembrance Day.
Burlington carpenter doing reno. unravels hidden history of fallen Vimy Ridge soldier
A carpenter was curious when he discovered a name and date scribbled on a piece of wood he found while do renovations on a Burlington home, which he believes are those of a Vimy Ridge soldier. Now, the home owners also own a piece of history.
New Stelco chief sees HQ potential in Hamilton
New Stelco CEO Alan Kestenbaum spoke to CBC News on the first official day of trading for Stelco shares.
Natasha Thompson's kids have lost both their parents to gun violence
The family has a fundraiser to help with Hana and Miyoko Thompson's education. Their mom was shot and killed outside a Hamilton townhouse this week. Their dad died in a Hamilton police shooting five years ago.
Why 1 Hamilton city councillor says HSR should be free to ride
At least one Hamilton city councillor wants to look at a system where transit gets as much attention as roads, and everyone rides the bus for free.
Things To Do in Hamilton on Remembrance Day weekend
Here's a pretty great list of things to do this weekend in Hamilton.
Laura Babcock murder trial: Expert says photo appears to show human bones burning
Burning objects seen in photo taken of the inside of an incinerator seized from accused killer Dellen Millard look like human bones, according to an expert in bones and burned remains who testified today at the Laura Babcock murder trial in Toronto.
Indigenous deer hunt in Dundas Valley starts next week
The annual Haudenosaunee deer harvest will start next week in the Dundas Valley — deer that will go to longhouse ceremonies, elders and feeding hunters' families.
Hamilton man found dead in SUV was a victim of homicide: police
Niagara regional police say a 45-year-old man whose body was found in an SUV in a rural area outside Hamilton was the victim of a homicide.
Chance of flurries Friday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
9 'well-known' organized crime figures arrested in GTA and Ontario, police say
Nine people were arrested early Thursday morning and charged with a raft of drug-related offences following an investigation conducted by the RCMP, Ontario Provincial Police, and the Toronto, Peel and York police services.
Accused killer from Hamilton, Ager Hassan, being sent back to Canada
Ager Hasan of Hamilton is accused of stabbing ex-girlfriend Melinda Vasilije to death in her Kitchener apartment in April. He has been held in a Texas jail since his arrest in July.
A precarious professor's view as college strike continues
Among the disputes that led thousands of Ontario college professors to strike is precarious work – hiring professors on short-term contracts that leave them wondering every semester if they’ll have work, and how much, the next.
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