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Police looking for 'Good Samaritan' who accidentally helped alleged car thieves
Ontario Provincial Police say they are looking for someone who may have unknowingly given a lift to some people who had crashed a car after stealing it from a home in Hamilton.
Who shoots a tractor? OPP want to know after shots fired in Dunnville
Provincial police say they're looking for suspects after someone shot up a tractor in Dunnville.
Mainly sunny Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Avalanche of detail overwhelms Kathleen Wynne's message
Election campaigns are all about having a clear and powerful message that resonates with voters. During the first week of Ontario's election campaign, it's not been totally clear what Liberal leader Kathleen Wynne's message is.
City will put away money to deal with future impacts of climate change
Hamilton city councillors will start storing away money to deal with the future impacts of climate change.
Police searching for missing Hamilton man
Police are asking for the public’s help in tracking down a missing Hamilton man.
Mortgage stress test pushing more Toronto home buyers into Hamilton market
Canada's mortgage stress test is cutting down on the buying power of house hunters in Hamilton, pushing them into smaller homes and in some cases, out of the area altogether, according to industry experts.
Hamilton orders removal of anarchy symbol, calling it 'hate material'
The City of Hamilton has designated the circle A anarchy symbol as “hate material” in a similar vein as the swastika — something one expert calls a “lawsuit waiting to happen.”
Hamilton throws support behind Ingersoll's fight not to take Toronto's trash
One year after winning its own battle against a waste disposal plant, Hamilton is throwing its weight behind a small Ontario town in a similar situation — Ingersoll.
Doug Ford showed up at a hydro rally for 6 minutes
It's all about hydro Tuesday, with news of Hydro One board members giving themselves raises. All the leaders have criticized the move, with Doug Ford even bringing it up at a rally in front of Hydro One's annual general meeting.
Wynne says review of Hydro One pay will include raises for board of directors
Ontario Liberal's premier says it's unacceptable that Hydro One's board decided to give themselves pay increases and that's why her government pushed for a review of the utility's compensation package.
Cocaine, meth and cash found in Ford pickup during traffic stop, police say
What started as a routine traffic stop Monday, police say, became a drug bust after they found cocaine, methamphetamines and cash in the pickup truck of a suspended driver.
Woman charged with impaired driving in ATV crash that injured kids: Niagara police
The 27 year old and two children were riding the ATV near Deeks Road South and Forks Road in Welland around 4:30 p.m. Sunday, when she lost control and rolled into the ditch, according to Niagara Regional Police.
Caledonia resident who thought they won a new vehicle, scammed out of $4K: OPP
A Caledonia resident who thought they'd won a large sum of money and a new vehicle, police say, is out $4,000.
Jellyfish exhibit coming to Niagara Falls, N.Y. aquarium
The Niagara Falls Aquarium in New York has started construction of a jellyfish exhibit that will be called "Aliens of the Sea."
Showers Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Hamilton board of health approves ban on bottled water and sugary drink sales
Hamilton's board of health has voted to ban the sale of sugary drinks and bottled water in its arenas, rec centres and other facilities. But not everyone is convinced it will make people healthier.
Halton health experts looking for cyclist after raccoon contact
Halton health officials are trying to track down a cyclist who handled two raccoons in Burlington last weekend, in the midst of a rabies outbreak among local wildlife.
25 years later, Bayfront Beach is closed to swimming — with little hope of reopening
It's been a year of beach grooming, bird control and treating sand with peroxide, and Hamilton's man-made Bayfront Beach is still no closer to being safe for swimming again.
Hamilton to be drenched with 20 to 40 mm of rain, weather statement warns
Hamilton will be hit with significant rainfall overnight, with thunderstorms and 20 to 40 mm of rain in the forecast, Environment Canada warns in a special weather statement.
Ford would cancel some business grants, keep other supports
Doug Ford's campaign says the Progressive Conservatives would cancel some business support programs if they form government next month, but would keep others.
Have you seen this man? Police looking for break and enter suspect
Hamilton police say they need the public’s help in tracking down a suspect from a break and enter in the lower city last month.
Cedar Hopperton, accused in Locke Street vandalism, gets bail
Cedar Hopperton, the lone person charged in connection with an anarchist march and flurry of property damage on Locke Street in March, has been granted bail.
'Everything hasn't been perfect in Kathleen Wynne's Ontario,' say Liberals
From head-scratching campaign ads to a new northern riding to watch, here's The Campaigner — rounding up the moments you might have missed and things to watch on the campaign trail.
Judge tosses Ruthowsky's 'baseless' stay motion, sentencing hearing coming next week
Justice Robert Clark threw out a defence motion for a stay of proceedings in a Toronto courtroom Monday morning, calling it a “baseless and specious argument.”
New Greensville elementary school construction a step closer
On Friday, trustees at HWDSB announced that they received approvals to move forward in tendering the project for the new school and could break ground in July.
Ontario Liberals say there's a $5.7B budget mistake in NDP's election platform
Ontario's Liberals say the NDP made a $5.7 billion mistake in the budget of its election platform, but the NDP says the criticism is nothing more than a "pathetic attempt" to discredit its plans.
Brantford man dies after 3-vehicle crash caused by medical emergency: OPP
A Brantford man was killed in a three-vehicle collision in Hagersville Saturday after the driver of one of the vehicles went into medical distress.
Bulldogs top Greyhounds 5-4 to advance to Memorial Cup
Nicholas Caamano scored the eventual winner into an empty net as the Hamilton Bulldogs pulled out a 5-4 win over the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds on Sunday in Game 6 of the Ontario Hockey League final.
Mix of sun and cloud Monday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
4 charged after months-long drug investigation
Niagara police have laid a number of charges against four Ontario adults after a months-long drug investigation.
Burlington home 'heavily' damaged after fire rips through
A Burlington home has been heavily damaged after a fire broke out Saturday morning on Malvern Road.
Hamilton man sent to hospital after early morning stabbing
Hamilton police say a 19-year-old was stabbed on King Street West just before 3 a.m. Sunday. Two men from Hamilton have been arrested in connection to the stabbing.
While Horwath gets her hair pulled, Ford plays bingo
After a busy beginning, the campaign is slowing down for its first Sunday — there's only a handful of scheduled party events, with the PCs taking the day off entirely. But there's still lots to talk about.
Male pedestrian struck and killed along QEW in Grimsby
OPP are appealing to the public in identifying a male pedestrian who was stuck by two vehicles and killed along the QEW Saturday night in Grimsby.
A mix of sun and cloud this Mother's Day in Hamilton
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Vote Compass: Healthcare surpasses education as key election issue
Data from CBC's voter engagement survey is beginning to provide insight into the minds of Ontarians less than one month before the election.
PCs promise $98M per year to help low-income seniors get dental care
A Progressive Conservative government would invest $98 million per year to help low-income access dental care, Doug Ford said Saturday.
Wynne tries to walk away, but Ford won't let go of smile remark
It's the first weekend of campaigning for the Ontario party leaders after a week of two debates that saw PC Leader Doug Ford twice comment on Liberal Leader Kathleen Wynne's smile and Andrea Horwath's New Democrats gain momentum on the trail.
Ford's campaign defends 'take care of our own' comment on immigration
Doug Ford is facing criticism for suggesting Ontario has to "take care of our own" before pushing for immigrants to move to northern Ontario.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out brand new music from Ben Kunder, Rapport, and Venetian Snares with Daniel Lanois.
Advocates want police to give injection site space, but chief worries about drug dealers
Hamilton Police Chief Eric Girt says the service supports harm reduction, but that doesn't mean they're going to let illegal drug dealers who may take advantage of the city's new overdose prevention site to go unchecked.
Mother's Day, Art Crawl, and Hamilton Bulldogs hockey all happening this weekend
Here's a list of things to do in Hamilton this weekend.
Fire at Fortino's storage facility ruins $230K-worth of food
The facility where all food for Fortino's supermarkets is stored and packaged suffered heavy smoke damage after a fire broke out in a back storage area Friday morning.
Iraqis in Hamilton voting in historic election that follows defeat of Islamic State
On Thursday and Friday Iraqis got to vote in their general election from Hamilton, an election being marked as a significant one since the country declared victory over the Islamic State extremist group.
Ruthowsky's sentencing delayed, pay continues for corrupt cop
The sentencing of corrupt Hamilton cop Craig Ruthowsky was delayed Friday so the judge can weigh a defence motion to suspend the proceedings — which means Ruthowsky keeps getting paid, even though he's been convicted of several crimes.
Pedestrian killed by Dodge Caravan in St. Catharines: Niagara police
The 33-year-old pedestrian was struck on St. Paul Street West near Seventh Street South around 5:45 a.m., according to Niagara Regional Police.
Ford, Horwath spar in leaders' debate as PCs look to break NDP hold in northern Ontario
Doug Ford and NDP Leader Andrea Horwath sparred during the provincial election's northern debate, as Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne defended her government's record in the region.
Waterfall shuttle to return next season, Conservation Authority says
The Hamilton Conservation Authority says the waterfall shuttle will back for another season, taking visitors to see the city's popular waterfalls.
Mix of sun and cloud Friday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
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