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Closed east end elementary school will become a hub for Indigenous services
The former St. Helen school will host an Indigenous health centre and day care provider.
Police board chair expects 'hard questions' on anti-carding law
Hamilton’s police board chair says there will be “some hard questions asked” about the impact of the province’s regulation on carding and street checks at Thursday afternoon’s board meeting.
Niagara cops warn of 'high-risk' offender set free after serving child porn sentence
Niagara police are warning that a “high-risk” sex offender has been released from custody and is now living in Lincoln, Ont.
Fog advisory Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Fabled WW2 destroyer, docked in Hamilton, named as ceremonial flagship
National Defence plans to designate the Second World War destroyer HMCS Haida as the Royal Canadian Navy's "ceremonial flagship." Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan says the storied warship is an important part of Canada's naval history.
No criminal charges for Brantford officer after 94-year-old woman killed in collision
A police officer won’t be criminally charged for his involvement in a police chase that led to a collision causing a 94-year-old woman’s death and injuries to a 71-year-old passenger, the province’s police watchdog said Wednesday.
What comes first - privacy or solving crime? Hamilton council debates tonight
Hamilton city council will decide tonight whether to take advice from Ontario's Information and Privacy Commissioner around where private security cameras can point.
Thieves using SUVs to smash into businesses to steal ATMs: police
Hamilton police say they are investigating a “rash of early morning break and enters” by people who are ramming SUVs through local businesses and then dragging off their ATMs.
Ontario man says he's out $20K after nightmare deal with water heater, furnace company
Henry Kleemola is warning you not to make the same mistake he did — a mistake that ended up costing him thousands of dollars and months of his life fighting to get out of a water heater, furnace and air conditioner rental contract he signed with Green Planet Home Services.
Another 15-year-old arrested after downtown brawl where gun was flashed
Police arrested a 15-year-old boy on Tuesday who they say was involved in a brawl at Jackson Square on Jan. 30.
'I got bit': Tales of woe after calling a locksmith based on an online ad
Readers share misadventures that illustrate a similar pattern to a scheme CBC Hamilton reported earlier this month.
Clearing Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Ontario PC candidate asks party to review the nomination in Hamilton riding he won
The winner of the Ontario PC nomination contest in Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas (HWAD) wants the party to hold a nomination vote again.
Hamilton Specialty Bar gets 'a little more time' to find a buyer
The company got an extension on its sale prospects, but not all is good news at the plant.
Almost 1 million Canadians give up food, heat to afford prescriptions: study
968,000 people skimped on necessities to pay for their medicine in 2016, researchers found.
CFL free agency: Ticats re-sign all-star DT Ted Laurent
See who stayed put and who is changing stripes after the 2018 CFL free agency period officially opened at noon on Tuesday.
'It was cats everywhere': 146 felines seized from Welland, Ont. home
The Welland and District Humane Society is spaying, neutering and vaccinating as quickly as it can after 146 cats were seized from a home in the Ontario city late last week.
Hamilton hate and bias incidents rose 18% in 2017, police say
Hamilton police looked into 136 hate and bias incidents last year, an increase of 18.3 per cent from the previous year.
Niagara mortgage agent to judge best in breed at prestigious Westminster Dog Show
On Tuesday Stephen Dainard from Niagara Falls will be judging in the Westminster Kennel Club dog show and explains what it's like to judge a dog show.
Fire in Hamilton Mountain home caused by careless disposal of cigarettes, officials say
A garage fire spread to the attached house on Monday evening on Hamilton Mountain, causing $250,000 in damage and displacing the two people living there.
Mainly sunny Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Cold weather alert issued for Hamilton
The city has issued a cold weather alert for Hamilton starting early Tuesday morning.
Neighbours rally against 'speed demons' at Queen and Herkimer crossing
The problematic Queen and Herkimer Street crossing saw a community rally Monday morning for slower speeds. The City of Hamilton says change is coming.
Suspected electronics thief couldn't explain why her garbage bag was ringing: police
A 35-year-old woman who, police say stole thousands of dollars of electronics including cell phones, couldn't explain why the garbage bag she was sitting beside was ringing.
Hamilton Tiger-Cats re-sign veteran receiver Luke Tasker to 2-year deal
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats signed American receiver Luke Tasker to a two-year contract extension Monday.
Hamilton firefighter injured battling midnight house fire on Cathcart Street
A house fire on Cathcart Street around midnight injured one firefighter and caused roughly $100,000 of damages.
Mainly sunny Monday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
'You men have made us hate': Millard and Smich face Babcock's family at sentencing
It should have been Laura Babcock's 29th birthday. Instead, friends and family of the Toronto woman gathered in court today for the sentencing hearing of her killers, twice-convicted murderers Dellen Millard and Mark Smich.
Driver T-bones car, injures woman while fleeing from cops, police say
A man is facing several charges after causing a T-bone crash while speeding away from police officers early Saturday, Hamilton police say.
Holland Awards honour stars of Hamilton's black community
The co-founders of Black Lives Matter (BLM) Toronto and a USA Today bestselling author were among those honoured at the 2018 John C. Holland Awards in Hamilton Saturday night.
Hamilton under freezing rain warning
Hamilton just keeps getting battered by winter, with the city now under a freezing rain warning.
'Indigenous luxury' designer from Hamilton headed to London Fashion Week
Hamilton-based, Indigenous fashion designer Angela DeMontigny is one of nine Canadians selected for a showcase in London Fashion Week.
Burlington townhouse fire leaves 93-year-old with life-threatening injuries
A Burlington townhouse fire Saturday morning caused a 93-year-old woman to be sent to hospital for life-threatening injuries.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out brand new music from Lindi Ortega, New Row and Akeem Oullet.
Icy road conditions expected with freezing rain Sunday morning
More snow is heading for Hamilton on Saturday, along with possible freezing rain and ice pellets on Sunday.
Riding membership fractured and disenchanted after Skelly acclamation, letter says
A Hamilton-area riding association president wrote a scathing letter to the Ontario PC party in September warning that its nomination shenanigans were going to cost them the riding. Local Tories, he says, are moving on now and rallying behind Skelly.
PC party won't hold new nomination in Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas
The Ontario PC party will hold new nominations in a pair of ridings, but Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas isn't one of them.
Dog bites: It may not be them, it could be you
It's possible that dogs are more likely to bite people who have nervous or anxious personalities, a new study suggests.
Accused serial killer Bruce McArthur did landscaping at another property near where remains found
Alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur did landscaping work at a building down the road from the property where police recovered the remains of at least six people, according to two former tenants.
Police lay no charges after pedestrian struck at King and James
Police issue an update to the collision that delayed and detoured traffic through the core on Thursday afternoon.
The John C. Holland Awards & 40 more Things To Do in Hamilton this weekend
Here's a pretty great list of things to do this weekend in Hamilton.
Arkells announce summer show at Tim Hortons Field
Hamilton rock darlings Arkells just announced their only show in the Golden Horseshoe this summer, and it’s on June 23 at Tim Hortons Field in Hamilton.
'Catastrophic electrical failure' caused Port Colborne warehouse fire
Officials say the fire at Vinyl Works Canada caused about $3 million in damage.
Special weather statement: 'significant' snowfall coming Friday
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Another dump of snow coming Hamilton's way Friday
Get your shovels ready, again.
Step inside Hamilton's massive cryptocurrency mining lab
In Hamilton's east end, thousands of high powered computers are running full blast, mining for digital currency like bitcoin and litecoin.
Pedestrian in his 20s struck at King and James streets; intersection reopens
A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle at the intersection of King and James streets in downtown Hamilton around 2:30 p.m. this afternoon.
Thorold man faces child porn charges after tip from U.S. officials
Police in southern Ontario say a man from the Niagara Region is facing child pornography charges in connection to a case also involving investigators in the United States.
City seeking volunteers for homeless census
The city of Hamilton is looking for 200 volunteers to be involved in this year’s effort to measure the scope of local homelessness.
Province breaks ground on Stoney Creek GO station, but still has no deal with CN
On Thursday, local MPPs and Hamilton's mayor broke ground on the Confederation GO station, although the project is already in phase two of construction.
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