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Chance of showers Friday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
'My doctor thinks it's super': Paramedic house call program cuts down on ER visits
Fewer seniors go to emergency departments after paramedics check on them at home during non-emergencies, new research has found.
Council support for LRT softens after hearing about $14M maintenance costs
At least one councillor says his support for light rail transit (LRT) has softened after hearing it will cost the city millions more a year for ongoing maintenance.
City and Ticats make settlement in Tim Hortons Field lawsuit official
Most of the details of the settlement are secret, but the city confirmed it covers all claims from parties involved, including compensation to the Tiger-Cats for losses caused by problems with the stadium.
Hamilton council votes to turn on all spray pads starting today
Anyone sweltering in Hamilton's heat wave this week will soon be able to cool off in one of the city's spray pads, thanks to a council vote to turn them on early.
U.S. steel tariffs will 'unleash chaos': Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
The U.S. is hitting Canada with tariffs on its steel and aluminum imports effective at midnight tonight and the CEO of Hamilton Chamber of Commerce says "immediately, this is going to unleash chaos."
One week out to election day
In one week we will know who is Ontario's next premier. The leaders have one week left to convince voters why they should lead this province.
Shares of Canadian metal companies take hit on U.S. tariff announcement
Shares of Canadian metal companies got sideswiped Thursday after the Trump administration announced it will impose tariffs of 25 per cent on imported steel and 10 per cent on imported aluminum from Canada, beginning at midnight.
Johnny Manziel is ready for a second (and last?) chance in the CFL
This could be the last chance for one of sports' most notorious fallen stars. As he prepares to suit up for the CFL's Hamilton Ticats, Johnny Manziel finds himself in a place he wouldn’t have expected just a few years ago.
Boy's body found in Welland Recreational Waterway
Niagara police say they are looking to speak with anyone who may have information after a boy's body was found in the Welland Recreational Waterway Wednesday.
Hamilton's overdose prevention site will open next week despite fears of election delay
Hamilton's overdose prevention site should be up and running on Tuesday, according to Dr. Jill Wiwcharuk.
Canada hits back at U.S. with dollar-for-dollar tariffs on steel, aluminum, maple syrup
Canada is countering the United States' decision to slap punishing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports by imposing dollar-for-dollar tariffs of its own on everything on from steel products to maple syrup.
Chance of showers Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Father of Burlington, Ont., boy found dead in hot car facing charges
The father of a Burlington, Ont.. boy who died after being left in a hot car on May 23 has been charged with negligence causing death.
NDP too ideological to talk trade and tariffs with U.S., Wynne says
Kathleen Wynne says an NDP government would be too rigid and idealistic to head south of the border to advocate for Canada's steel industry. And Doug Ford would be too much like Trump. Wynne's opponents say otherwise.
Moved by death of Gord Brown, Tory MP doles out pill-case keychains
​A Conservative MP stung by the sudden death of colleague Gord Brown is handing out pill case keychains on Parliament Hill, urging everyone he sees to carry a couple of potentially life-saving aspirin.
Pooch statue made of plants a bit of fun for Hamilton during the dog days of summer
A giant, puffy pooch will be playing with a ball and chasing a butterfly outside Hamilton's city hall this summer.
Dellen Millard facing 3rd murder trial — this time for his own father's death
For the third time in just under three years, convicted killer Dellen Millard is staring down yet another first-degree murder trial.
'You're late!' Ford learns when it comes to seniors, you'd best be on time
With voting day just over a week away, candidates are rounding the clubhouse turn in what has been an Ontario election unlike any other. This is your campaigner for May 30.
No more paycheques for corrupt Hamilton officer Craig Ruthowsky as police start firing process
Ruthowsky was found guilty Tuesday in a pay-for-protection scheme with a crew of Hamilton drug dealers and sentenced to 12½ years in a federal penitentiary.
Hamilton's revitalization continues, leaving some behind: Vital Signs report
The Hamilton Community Foundation has released their annual Vital Signs report, that highlights Hamilton is generally continuing to change for the better, but the progress isn't good for all.
Chance of showers Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Welland dad learns to walk on prosthetic leg to walk his daughter down the aisle
They don't remember the faces of the audience members. They don't remember what wedding music was playing, or who was crying. All Rainer Jaschke and his daughter Laura remember is this: he was walking her down the aisle.
Lights, The Dirty Nil to headline Supercrawl 2018
Hamilton's marquee music and art event is celebrating its 10th anniversary by kicking off early and offering audiences a chance to catch more than 60 musical acts.
Hamilton 'hacker for hire' Karim Baratov sentenced to 5 years for Yahoo security breach
A Canadian man has been sentenced to five years in prison in connection with a massive security breach at Yahoo that U.S. federal agents say was directed by Russian government spies.
Corrupt Hamilton police officer Craig Ruthowsky sentenced to 12½ years
Justice Robert Clark said Craig Ruthowsky, a Hamilton police officer guilty of a pay-for-protection scheme with a crew of drug dealers, was arrogant, motivated by "unbridled greed" and still has no remorse for his crimes.
Fears election will delay Hamilton's overdose prevention site's Friday opening
With the provincial election underway, the group working to set up an OPS in Hamilton say there's no one approve the documentation they've been sending in.
Horwath 'absolutely' supports NDP candidate who held anti-police sign in 2006
We are nine days from voting day, and the leaders continue to make announcements on the campaign trail. Andrea Horwath is promising more vacation time, Kathleen Wynne is re-committing to a fund that supports businesses and entrepreneurs and Doug Ford visits a retirement home.
PC candidate draws fire after holding hat associated with controversial right-wing website
A Hamilton-area Ontario PC candidate is drawing fire after a photo has surfaced of her holding a hat advertising a right-wing website that gives a voice to white nationalists.
Couple helps child 'soaked in sweat' escape hot car in Hamilton Walmart parking lot
A 53-year-old Hamilton man has been charged with leaving a child unattended.
Burlington man killed in motorcycle crash: police
Police believe speed was a factor in the collision, but no charges have been laid.
'Homeless Jesus' statue stopped runaway dump truck from crashing into pedestrians: police
Hamilton's 'Homeless Jesus' statue in front of St. Patrick's Church stopped, police say, a runaway junk removal truck from crashing into pedestrians.
Sunny Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Second round of gypsy moth spraying begins Tuesday: What you need to know
Spraying is scheduled to take place between 5 a.m. and 7 a.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday. The date for a third and final spray has not been set.
Horwath sees riding ripe for the taking in HWAD
With the provincial election campaign heading into its final throes, NDP leader Andrea Horwath says she sees an opportunity to gain ground in the city’s Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas riding.
Is there a body in my backyard? Woman unearths 60-year-old gravestone while gardening
Julie Densham was digging in her backyard when she unearthed a haunting piece of history — the gravestone of a woman who died decades ago.
Hamilton paramedics find missing pouch with 'dangerous' medications
Hamilton paramedics have tracked down a missing medication pouch that carries medications that are considered “dangerous and potentially fatal.”
'Please don't interrupt me,' says Horwath as Liberal candidate crashes NDP event
Now with just over a week to go until election day, the leaders are continuing to campaign hard. Here's where we are on day 20.
Salmonella outbreak shuts down Stoney Creek Mexican restaurant
Ole Gourmet on Regional Road 8 has been closed while health officials investigate a salmonella outbreak that left several people sick.
Hundreds of Hamilton cyclists use pedal-power on Bike to Work Day
Hundreds of Hamilton cyclists put the pedal down and got to work on two wheels Monday as part of the city's annual Bike to Work Day.
Hamilton LRT will cost the city millions more for snow removal, other maintenance
It will cost the city as much as $13.7 million more a year once Hamilton has light rail transit (LRT), and that's with another company operating and maintaining the system.
OPP investigating crash that killed woman Friday night in Norfolk County
OPP are investigating a collision that killed a 41-year-old woman Friday night on McDowell Road East in Norfolk County.
Special weather statement: Environment Canada warns of heat risks Monday
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Wynne may have exceeded expectations in leaders' debate, but does it matter?
In the three weeks since the last debate, the NDP's Andrea Horwath has gone from third-place outsider to becoming the target of the front-running PCs and the third-place Liberals.
'Have you ever been to a daycare?': 6 key moments from Ontario leaders' debate
Not much was off limits as Ontario's three major party leaders sparred on stage for the final time before election day. They covered everything from Hydro One to Adolf Hitler.
Acadie-Bathurst Titan win Memorial Cup
The Acadie-Bathurst Titan shut out the host Regina Pats 3-0 to win the Memorial Cup on Sunday.
With PCs and NDP neck-and-neck, Ontario party leaders square off for last time before vote
Voters in Ontario get one last chance on Sunday to see the three main party leaders face off before an increasingly unpredictable June 7 election.
Facing off for the final time: Ontario's party leaders vie for your vote in tonight's debate
The leaders of Ontario's major parties face off for their third and final televised debate tonight before the June 7 election, and if you haven't made up your mind about which party to vote for yet, you'll want to tune in.
Heat and air pollution will cause breathing problems in Hamilton: Environment Canada
It will be a little harder for some people to breathe today because of heat combined with high levels of air pollution, says a statement from Environment Canada.
What's at stake in final Ontario leaders' debate?
The PCs' huge lead has collapsed, the NDP has surged in popularity, and the Liberals face a potentially humiliating loss. Sunday evening's debate — the last before the vote on June 7 — could help decide who will be the next premier of Ontario.
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