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Guy McPhee found guilty of careless driving in death of Hamilton cyclist Jay Keddy
Guy McPhee was found guilty of careless driving on Friday in provincial court in the death of Hamilton cyclist Jay Keddy.
Metrolinx bought former Herbie's property for an LRT terminus, but now the plan has changed
Metrolinx purchased a large piece of property that used to house Herbie's Drug Warehouse in Hamilton's east end, but ever since city council changed where the light rail transit (LRT) system ends, the agency isn't sure what to do with it.
10 lbs of pot, cocaine, shatter seized in drug bust
Hamilton police say they have recovered over $62,000 worth of drugs after a bust on the Mountain Thursday morning.
Wedding offer expires, JEM Hospitality moving events out of Sarcoa
Weddings and events planned at Sarcoa over the next few months are being moved to other venues, after an agreement between the Waterfront Trust and JEM Hospitality group fell through.
Ticats, Because Beer & Indigenous Games: Things To Do in Hamilton this weekend
Here's a pretty great list of things to do this weekend in Hamilton.
Teen girl faces murder charge in case of missing Six Nations man: police
Two people are facing charges in the case of a 48-year-old Six Nations man missing since June.
Smooth start early Friday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Chance of showers Friday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
City will patrol Albion Falls and ticket people who jump the fence
The city will soon charge people who climb fences and ignore warning signs at Albion Falls in an attempt to curb months of deaths and injuries there.
After 5 suicides in under a year, St. Joe's to release review findings
A long-awaited review of the suicide prevention practices at St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton's West 5th campus is expected to be made public on Friday.
Killed cyclist's conduct should be considered in careless driving case, defence argues
Defence lawyer Dean Paquette knows that cyclist Jay Keddy isn’t on trial — but he says Keddy’s conduct on his bike should be considered as part of the trial of the man who struck and killed him, court heard during closing submissions today.
Babysitter arrested after infant found with 'numerous broken bones'
A babysitter is facing charges of aggravated assault after a two-month-old child was found with “numerous broken bones,” Hamilton police announced Thursday.
Hamilton moves ahead with sign critics say looks too much like Toronto's
It didn't go through the usual public art process, and some say it's copying Toronto. But Hamilton city councillors still voted Thursday to install a selfie-friendly "HAMILTON" sign in front of city hall.
Stay out of the water: Toxic blue-green algae found at Bayfront Park, Pier 4
Tests have confirmed that toxin-producing blue-green algae is floating in the water at Bayfront Park, Pier 4 Beach, and the shoreline of Hamilton harbour, public health says.
Service resumes on GO Transit Lakeshore West line
Service has resumed on the Lakeshore West GO Transit line after trains were stopped following the death of a person who was struck earlier Thursday morning.
Severe thunderstorm warning ends for Hamilton: Environment Canada
Thunderstorms were expected throughout the morning
Razor blades and baby formula: Inside the shady world of organized retail theft
Organized retail crime is costing Canadian businesses billions of dollars each year.
Attempted murder charge after Burlington shooter forced his way into Motel 6
Police say a 28-year-old Hamilton man forced his way into Motel 6 a few hours before he attempted to shoot a female acquaintance on July 11, 2017.
Gauging the impact of rising interest rates in Hamilton's hot housing market
Local housing market watchers don't expect the Bank of Canada's interest rate rise to have a big impact in Hamilton's hot market. But the increase could signal more increases coming, which could pinch homeowners and homebuyers trying to manage not just mortgages but other forms of personal debt.
Can friendly streets be created where traffic is 'noisy, dangerous and blustering?'
‘Friendly Streets’ took a group of community members on a walk through their neighbourhood to highlight the area’s biggest issues.
Should the city put this HAMILTON sign in front of city hall?
A proposal for a new sign in front of City Hall that spells out HAMILTON will go for debate at the city’s public works committee on Thursday.
Hamilton under severe thunderstorm watch
Environment Canada issued a special weather statement warning of a severe thunderstorm watch.
Someone keeps shooting people in Brantford with a BB gun
Police are investigating after two people in Brantford have reportedly been shot with a BB gun.
'It turns the city into your art gallery': Ride along with Hamilton's first bicycle art tour
The inaugural Art Spin Hamilton — a bike-led tour presenting artworks in underused spaces — cycled through the North End to celebrate the city's community.
Welland SPCA saves 150 'starving' U.S. dogs, up for adoption this weekend
Dozens of dogs that were crammed into kennels and starving in the U.S. up until last month will be up for donation in Stoney Creek this weekend.
Hamilton man wanted in fatal stabbing of Kitchener woman arrested in Texas
The suspect in the fatal stabbing of Melinda Vasilije of Kitchener — Ager Hasan, 24, of Hamilton — has been arrested in Texas. He has been a fugitive and reportedly posting online since Vasilije was found dead in her apartment April 28.
Man arrested for forcible confinement after domestic violence call
Police say they have charged a man with assault with a weapon and forcible confinement after a domestic violence incident in central Hamilton Tuesday night.
Risk of a thunderstorm and lots of humidity Wednesday - Daystarter Weather
Wednesday will be humid in Hamilton, with a high humidex and a risk of a thunderstorm.
No current issues on highways or GO Transit - Daystarter Traffic
A GO Hamilton Express bus was delayed 20 minutes Wednesday morning.
Hamilton's housing boom was made possible by better air quality: Clean Air Hamilton
The value of Hamilton’s housing stock is rising while perceptions around the city’s identity shift — and make sure you thank the area’s much improved air quality for its part in the turnaround, says the head of Clean Air Hamilton.
A marriage of art and science in Hamilton's most infamous alley
Beasley Neighbourhood Association and a group of McMaster students teamed up to put a ‘weather station’ in one of the city's most infamous alleys. The station will monitor air pollution, noise, humidity, temperature and other factors.
Suspect arrested in Hamilton after targeted Burlington shooting
Halton Police believe a shooting at a Motel 6 parking lot Tuesday morning in Burlington was targeted.
Want your kids to do as they're told? Try this, a new study says
Parents who are on the verge of pulling out your hair while trying to get misbehaving kids to behave, rejoice — a new study is shedding light on a technique that could help.
Safety check: City considers further safety measures at Albion Falls
During a meeting Thursday, an update to the public works committee will be provided about the progress of whether or not trespassers who hop over city fences at Hamilton's waterfalls will be fined.
Second PC hopeful asks court to overturn Conservative nomination
Both Jeff Peller and Vikram Singh say there was ballot box stuffing, and have asked the court to overturn the party's decision to certify.
Ticats DB Will Hill suspended 1 game for grabbing official's jersey
New CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie has suspended and fined Hamilton defensive back Will Hill for two separate incidents in last week's game against the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Hamilton a key location for sports, cultural festival for North American Indigenous Games
Four sports in Toronto’s North American Indigenous Games will be hosted in the Hamilton area starting next week. The Games run until the end of the week.
Critical city anti-youth gang program in jeopardy as violence mounts
In a time when youth crime is rising and teenagers are facing charges in connection with murders, home invasions and assaults, the city is in danger of losing one of its most important frontline services to combat youth gang involvement.
No issues on local roads or highways - Daystarter Traffic
There are no transit or traffic delays.
A mix of sun and cloud Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Tuesday's weather forecast for Hamilton.
Hamilton needs 9 more skateboard parks: City study
The city needs up to nine more skateboard parks in the Hamilton area, according to its Skateboard Park Study. The recommendation is motivated by the “increasing popularity of wheeled sports,” including skateboarding, roller-blading, and biking.
The fabric of the nation sewn together into a quilt, now spread in Hamilton
The Quilt of Belonging, which represents the fabric that makes up Canada, makes its way to Hamilton.
Incident where man shot during break and enter wasn't random: Police
Hamilton police say the investigation into a shooting where a senior allegedly shot a man breaking in to his home has revealed that the break and enter wasn’t random.
HSR driver helps girl safely cross the street to her baseball game
A driver on the 21 Upper Kenilworth route got out of the bus and helped a girl cross the road to make sure she safely got to her baseball game. A spectator says the girl appeared to have special needs.
Against all odds: Staging the North American Indigenous Games
When more than 5,000 Indigenous athletes, coaches and support staff are introduced at the opening ceremony for the North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) on this Sunday (CBCSports.ca, 7:30 p.m. ET), there’s going to be a small group of people behind the scenes breathing a sigh of relief and shedding a few tears.
Hamilton police rescue 4 boaters who were all wearing life-jackets
A boat rescue in the Hamilton Harbour over the weekend prompts police to remind people of boating safety precautions.
What is an 'extreme park makeover?' We went to one to find out
There's no plastic surgery involved. There are no cries of "move that bus!" But to the neighbourhoods who get them, extreme park makeovers matter.
Chance of showers Monday: Daystarter weather
You can expect a high of 26 C today.
Hamilton GO service is back on schedule - Daystarter Traffic
Here's how the traffic is running on Monday.
Brown thought Singh inspired mistrust and didn't fit the HWAD demographic: court doc
Hamilton lawyer Vikram Singh is in court alleging Conservative party fixed the vote so he wouldn't win.
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