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City cutting down dozens of ash trees at Confederation park and the waterfront trail
More ash trees are coming down in Hamilton, this time along Hamilton's Lake Ontario beach.
Thunderstorm watch ends for Niagara and Haldimand
Environment Canada has ended a severe thunderstorm watch for parts of the region.
Hamilton man charged with numerous firearm offences following Mississauga shooting
A Hamilton man has been charged with numerous firearm related offences, Peel Regional Police said Wednesday.
Health centre seeing more people with breathing problems as heat wave reaches day 6
As the extreme heat event continues for a sixth consecutive day, the Hamilton Urban Core Community Health Centre says there is an increase in the number of people who are having difficulty breathing.
Latest 'involuntary' patient to escape from St. Joe's has been found
Hamilton police have found a 45-year-old man that has been missing since Tuesday afternoon.
Johnny who? Ticats QB Masoli earns top performer nod for second straight week
Hamilton Tiger-Cats quarterback Jeremiah Masoli is a CFL top performer for the second week in a row.
Sunny Wednesday, heat warning continues: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Man calls 911 over cold burger and fries from Hamilton McDonald's: police
Hamilton police are reminding the public that even a very unhappy meal at McDonald's is no reason to call 911.
'This is the worst it has been' - Food banks struggle as Summer demand outweighs supply
Food banks in Hamilton are having a hard time meeting demand, with one operator describing the current situation as "heartbreaking."
Worker in critical condition after falling 15m from condo project in Stoney Creek
The man was working on the exterior of the building at 101 Shoreview Place around 8:45 a.m. when he fell.
'Suspicious bruising' leads to assault charges at Niagara group home: police
A 56-year-old Thorold woman was arrested Monday after an investigation at a home for adults with special needs.
Sam Roberts Band, Tom Cochrane, High Valley headline 2018 Festival of Friends
Other acts include Holly Woods & Toronto and Shawn Austin. The free festival announced its headlining acts Monday morning.
Heat warning continues Tuesday, 'most significant heat event' in years
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
3 escape house fire in Glanbrook costing $830K and damaging neighbouring homes
The Hamilton Fire Department says two adults and a child made it out of a house fire on Blackburn Lane in Glanbrook Saturday night.
Another hot day in Hamilton, heat warning remains in effect
Environment Canada is warning of another hot day in Hamilton with humidex values expected to reach 43.
This Canada Day people in Hamilton share one change they'd like to see in Canada
CBC Hamilton asked people at the Bayfront Park Canada Day celebration what one thing they would like to see change in Canada.
Dog rescued from car in Burlington with a temperature of 66 C inside
Halton Regional Police say they rescued a dog from a car parked at a plaza in Burlington.
'We live in the greatest province in the world' premier tells residents on Canada Day
The Greater Toronto Area is abuzz with activities and special events marking Canada’s 151st anniversary on Sunday.
Police call three downtown fires close to each other 'suspicious'
Hamilton police are looking for witnesses after there were three separate fires close to each other in the downtown area Saturday morning.
Man in stable condition after targeted shooting in Hamilton: police
Hamilton police say a man is in stable condition after being shot early Saturday morning at a home on Elgin Street near Barton Street East.
Trudeau focuses on steel, aluminum on Canada Day as retaliatory tariffs hit U.S.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made sure to weave in a mention of Canada's steel and aluminum industries along with the usual Canada Day pleasantries during his annual statement to Canadians.
Heat warning in effect for Hamilton this Canada Day
Here's a look at the weather you can expect this Canada Day in Hamilton.
Burlington Street not as bad as some claim, councillor says
Counc. Sam Merulla says the city has done the best it can to improve Burlington Street and that approximately $30 million is planned for investments in projects for the road and Industrial Drive until 2027.
Tiger-Cats' Masoli continues to shine in victory over Blue Bombers
Quarterback Jeremiah Masoli completed 31-of-41 passes for 369 yards and a touchdown to lead the Tiger-Cats past the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 31-17 on Friday in Hamilton's home opener.
Things to do in Hamilton this Canada Day weekend
There's lots to do in Hamilton this weekend as Canada celebrates its 151st birthday.
Chat with our gardeners on Tuesday, July 3 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 Tuesday.
Hamilton police search for stolen 1926 Ford Model T
Hamilton police are asking for the public’s help in finding a stolen 1926 Ford Model T.
Ontario PC cabinet puts big-name politicians in top roles
Premier Doug Ford is calling his cabinet an "all-star" team, as a number of big name PCs take on prominent roles in the new government.
Tariffs and steel package 'really all you can do' for Hamilton jobs right now: expert
It's too early to know if retaliatory tariffs and a new federal package for the steel industry is enough to save Hamilton jobs, says one expert. But it's the best Steeltown can hope for right now.
Trudeau calls Trump 2 days before Canadian tariffs take effect to say Canada 'had no choice' but to act
Two days before Canada's retaliatory tariffs against U.S. steel, aluminum and some consumer goods are set to take effect Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke with U.S. President Donald Trump by phone explaining Canada had no choice but to act.
Second arrest in investigation of sex assaults over 20 years in Port Colborne: police
Niagara Region police have made a second arrest in an ongoing investigation of historical sexual assaults.
Environment Canada issues heat warning for Hamilton
The Canada Day long weekend could kick off the "most significant heat event" Hamilton has seen in years. It starts today
'Indigenous people don't matter, I guess': friend of shooting victim Jon Styres
A day after Peter Khill was found not guilty of murdering 29-year-old Jon Styres, a First Nations man from Ohsweken, people express how they're feeling.
'Most significant' heat wave in years coming Hamilton's way for Canada Day weekend
The Canada Day long weekend could kick off the "most significant heat event" Hamilton has seen in years.
Freeland announcing compensation for metals sector as she unveils list of U.S. products to be hit with tariffs
The federal government will announce a compensation package for Canada's steel and aluminum industries on Friday when Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland releases the final list of U.S. products to be slapped with retaliatory tariffs.
3 children taken to hospital after Hamilton school bus crash
Three kindergarten-aged children were taken to hospital with minor injuries after a collision between their school bus and a pickup truck Thursday morning.
Family of Jon Styres suing man who killed him for $2M
Court documents filed on Jan. 31, 2018 lay out the suit filed by Hamilton's Hooper Law Offices on behalf of Lindsay Hill and her daughters, age two and four.
Chrystia Freeland coming to Hamilton tomorrow to talk tariff retaliation, steel
Canada's foreign affairs minister will be in Hamilton tomorrow to unveil a financial aid package for steel and aluminum workers, as well as Canada's final list of retaliatory tariffs.
Women ride to city hall in sundresses to urge city to create more bike lanes
They came on SoBi bikes. They rode their own bicycles. They came from the east end, and the west end, and various parts of the lower city. But most importantly, they came in sundresses.
What's open and closed this Canada Day long weekend in Hamilton
Here's a look at what's open and closed this Canada Day long weekend in Hamilton.
Kitten thrown from moving car Tuesday in Simcoe, OPP say
Provincial police are investigating an incident in Simcoe, Ont., on Tuesday in which a kitten was thrown from a moving car.
Dad of 3-year-old Burlington boy found dead in hot car goes back to court July 25
The case of a Burlington father charged in the death of his three-year-old son who was found unresponsive in a hot car has been set over until July 25th.
City has solution to the stench from its composting facility, but it can't use it yet
The city thinks it has an answer to the pungent stench wafting from an east-end composting facility. But it's still waiting on the province to give the OK to use it.
'They will save lives': Hamilton donates 2 fire trucks to northwestern Ontario First Nations
The city of Hamilton has donated a pair of surplus fire trucks to Couchiching and Nigigoonsiminikaaning First Nations in northwestern Ontario. In both communities, the vehicles will replace 40-year-old pumpers.
Chance of showers Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Not guilty verdict for Peter Khill shows Canada's justice system still broken after Boushie, says chief
The fact Peter Khill is free after admitting he shot and killed a First Nations man is further proof Canada's justice system is broken and continues to fail Indigenous communities, according to Chief Ava Hill.
Hamilton council votes to leave Donna Skelly's old Ward 7 council seat vacant
Hamilton city council is asking the province to let Donna Skelly's Ward 7 council seat remain vacant until the municipal election this fall.
Hamilton won't settle with Christian Heritage Party over transgender bus shelter ads
Hamilton city council won't settle a lawsuit after all with the Christian Heritage Party (CHP) over the city removing bus shelter ads aimed at the transgender community.
Chris Murray, city's top bureaucrat leaving for top job with Toronto
Chris Murray is leaving Hamilton to take on the city manager role in Toronto.
Peter Khill not guilty in fatal shooting of unarmed First Nations man Jon Styres
A Hamilton jury finds Peter Khill not guilty of murdering Jon Styres, a First Nations man who was trying to steal his truck.
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