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Justice Michael Code told the jurors at the Laura Babcock murder trial today that they will begin deliberations on a verdict starting Tuesday.

On Sunday afternoon in a Hamilton church, hundreds gathered to discuss religion and faith, speed-dating style.

A Hamilton woman who alleges she was sexually assaulted by her chiropractor and then forced to see him and his friends for months at the bar where she worked says she's relieved that the allegations are being taken seriously two years after she first came forward.

Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.

A hearing-impaired Calgary man is travelling to Austria to get a life-changing medical device surgically implanted that will help him hear clearly for the first time. Because the Alberta government won't pay for the surgery, his retired parents are footing the $50,000 bill.

There is a stolen school bus making its way around Hamilton and police are warning the public to not approach it, but to report it immediately.

The man who drove off in a marked Hamilton Police cruiser faces numerous charges and is due back in court on Monday.

Sunday in Hamilton will be mainly cloudy with a high of -2 C. Snow will begin to fall later in the evening and will persist into Monday.

It’s been five years since Idle No More was elevated into the Canadian conscious, and the founders continue to speak up for Indigenous sovereignty, the land and water.

Ontarians don’t think too highly of people on social assistance, according to a new survey about discrimination from the Ontario Human Rights Commission.

The dream of a no-mess Christmas tree is becoming a reality as Nova Scotia producers prepare to plant special tree seedlings years in the making.

A look at the organized chaos behind the scenes that brings the precision ballet to life on stage.

Hundreds gathered at Hamilton city hall on Saturday to mourn and pay their respects for 19-year-old Yosif Al-Hasnawi, who police say was shot to death last Saturday while trying to help an older man in a confrontation with two younger men.

A three-year-old boy found trapped under a bed in a burning house on Six Nations was pronounced dead in hospital Friday morning.

What the city of Hamilton spends on hotel rooms for families when homeless shelters are full has ballooned to nearly $450,000 so far this year.

A three-year-old boy found inside a burning house was pronounced dead in hospital following a house fire on Six Nations Friday morning.

When a Hamilton police officer found an abandoned bag filled with thousands of vintage wrestling photos, he was determined to solve the mystery of its origin and find its rightful owner.

Students, faculty, supporters and Yosif Al-Hasnawi's family gather at Brock University to remember the young man who lost his life to a gunshot last Saturday in Hamilton.

Three townhouses were damaged by fire, and six more by water and smoke, at a multiple-alarm fire on Nesbit Boulevard in Flamborough on Friday afternoon.

Bill Sawchuk, a St. Catharines Standard reporter, wasn't recording anything, the paper says. But staff kept his laptop and notebook, and called police as they removed him from the building.

One week after his death, there will be a public memorial for Yosif Al-Hasnawi at Hamilton city hall this coming Saturday at 6 p.m.

Here's a pretty great list of things to do this weekend in Hamilton.

Justice Michael Code laid out possible verdicts for jurors at the Laura Babcock murder trial today, telling them that manslaughter, first-degree murder and second-degree murder options are all on the table.

Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.

Hamilton police won’t commit to sending frontline officers out with life-saving anti-overdose kits, even after Ontario announced the province will pay for the kits for police and firefighters.

Hamilton police have arrested a suspect in the weekend slaying of Yosif Al-Hasnawi, who was shot after he tried to intervene when two people were accosting an older man.

The left lane of westbound Highway 403 remained closed Thursday afternoon after a transport truck collided with a guardrail on the highway west of Aberdeen Avenue at the start of rush hour.

A 20-year-old Hamilton man has been charged with stunt driving after caught going 112km/hr in a 50km/hr zone. The incident happened Tuesday night.

After a male was struck by a car Wednesday on York Boulevard, leaving him with severe head injuries, unable to communicate and without identification on him, he has now been identified, police say.

The Crown’s case against the two men accused of killing Toronto woman Laura Babcock is almost all circumstantial, the judge said today during his final charge to the jury.

Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.

Firefighters battled a multiple-alarm fire at a meat processing plant in Burlington, near the Queen Elizabeth Way and Appleby Line.

Many fewer homes sold last month than did at the same time a year ago. Sales were down 17 per cent in November.

The donations are in for Mayor Fred Eisenberger’s pet Canada 150 project, a sign proclaiming “HAMILTON” outside of city hall.

"I agree that there's information you should be made aware of," says Hamilton's city manager of the investigation into paramedics.

Nearly 1,000 Mohawk College students, most of them in their first semester, requested a full tuition refund after a five-week faculty strike kept them out of class this fall.

A retired Burlington lawyer — who doesn't know Yosif Al-Hasnawi, or his family, or anyone he knows — has partnered with Brock University to set up a scholarship in the name of the 19-year-old who was shot to death Saturday.

Hamilton police have charged a 26-year-old Hamilton man after he set a transport truck on fire and then stole another truck from the same property before he was eventually found impaired and arrested. The incident happened around 11:00 p.m. Monday night.

Hamilton police are looking for people who may have witnessed a collision between a red Mazda sedan and a male cyclist Tuesday morning at Hunter Street West and Catharine Street South. Police say the 47-year-old male is in serious but stable condition.

Though there's no evidence of exactly how it happened, co-accused killers Dellen Millard and Mark Smich murdered Toronto woman Laura Babcock before incinerating her body to obliterate any trace of evidence, the Crown said today in closing statements in court.​

A male pedestrian is in "serious" condition after being struck by a car on York Boulevard Wednesday morning. Now police are looking for help to identify him.

Burlington sound engineer Charles Moniz is heading back at the Grammys next month for the third year in a row. He’s up for several awards for his part in Bruno Mars’s latest multi-platinum album, 24K Magic.

At least four people have been taken to hospital after what the Hamilton Fire Department describes was a "coal-tar pitch leak" at Ruetgers Canada Inc.

Meanwhile, the investigation continues into paramedics, and police say they're looking at their own conduct.

Police started the investigation, which led to charges against Patrick Rocco and Patrick Elliott, last year. Rocco is now an executive superintendent with the Toronto District School Board.

A 47-year-old man riding a bicycle was severely injured after a collision with a vehicle on Tuesday morning.

Accused killer Dellen Millard says his "open relationship" with then-girlfriend Christina Noudga contradicts a Crown theory that he killed Toronto woman Laura Babcock to get out of a love triangle.

Niagara regional police say a wrong turn has led to fraud-related charges for two men.

Hydro customers shelled out about $100 million in "inappropriate" payments to a natural gas plant that exploited flaws in how Ontario manages its private electricity generators, CBC News has learned.

Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.