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How Ontario politics impacts a group of 13-year-old Hamilton girls
One spoke of watching her mom work extra hours at the dollar store just to buy Christmas gifts for her and her siblings. Another spoke of having to do more chores than her brother for the same amount of allowance — because women traditionally do the housework, she says, and that tradition carries on.
Why 'women's voices disappear' on Wikipedia and what Hamilton women are doing about it
Canada Learning Code’s Hamilton Chapter and Broad Conversations co-hosted a feminist Wikipedia edit-a-thon on Mar. 6.
Man working illegally at dispensary had cocaine in his pocket, police say
Police arrested a 30-year-old man on Wednesday who was working at a dispensary on King Street East even though he was restricted from being within 300 metres of the dispensary under bail conditions from another arrest two weeks ago.
Code zero ambulance emergencies still soaring in Hamilton
The number of times in February where one or fewer ambulances were available to respond to emergency calls in Hamilton, new statistics show, remained well above the same month in previous years.
'Faceless, gutless cowards': Hamilton city council condemns Locke Street vandalism
Hamilton city councillors say whoever's behind a high-profile vandalism spree on Locke Street are "faceless, gutless cowards" who can "ply their anarchy in jail."
Trudeau says Liberals 'on the right track' with Trump as Canada eyes steel tariff exemption
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he has a "level of confidence" that Canada will secure an exemption from hefty U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum, crediting robust outreach efforts by his Liberal government.
Armed pharmacy robbery makes 2 in Hamilton this week
For the second time this week, a masked man with a weapon has robbed a local Shoppers Drug Mart of prescription narcotics.
Justin Trudeau to visit Hamilton Tuesday on steel industry tour
Justin Trudeau will be in Hamilton on Tuesday, as part of his tour of regions of the country that are heavily reliant on the steel and aluminum industries in a show of solidarity for those who would be hurt the most by stiff U.S. tariffs.
Niagara Falls couple charged after 'rash' of daytime break-ins: police
Police in Niagara Falls say they've made a pair of arrests in a string of break-ins.
Chance of flurries Thursday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Shooting suspect still at large after 'altercation' with police
On Wednesday, Hamilton police told reporters that police got into an altercation with wanted suspect, Donavan Hines who is wanted in connection to a shooting Monday.
Charter rights violated for couple who refused to tell foster kids Easter Bunny is real
A couple's charter rights were violated when a children's aid society closed the pair's foster home over their refusal to tell two young girls the Easter Bunny is real, an Ontario court has ruled.
Man charged in shooting death of Yosif Al-Hasnawi will plead not guilty
A preliminary hearing for the Hamilton teen charged in the fatal shooting of Yosif Al-Hasnawi is tentatively scheduled for October.
Masked men with guns entered Shoppers and demanded drugs: police
Masked men with guns entered Shoppers Drug Mart on Tuesday night at 801 Mohawk Rd. W. demanding drugs.
Main St. W. repairs turn 30 minute commute into 2 hour traffic nightmare
Heavy delays have been reported on Main St. W. due to repair efforts of the city’s roadways after damage caused by another tough winter.
Hamilton anarchist space, The Tower, has been vandalized
The city’s local anarchist social centre, The Tower, has been vandalized.
Stoned bike rider stopped at red light arrested for drug trafficking: Police
Police say a Hamilton man now faces drug trafficking charges after he was stopped in the east end Monday afternoon for smoking a joint in front of a cop while running a red light.
Pot plan will keep the black market running, dispensary manager tells Premier Wynne
The manager of a recently raided Hamilton cannabis dispensary faced off with Premier Kathleen Wynne Tuesday to say Ontario's legalization plan is inadequate and won't stamp out the black market.
Councillor using drone for city business says he's following the rules
A Hamilton city councillor has been using a drone for three years to film traffic patterns, development properties and heritage buildings. But Ontario's privacy commissioner says the city needs stricter rules in place if elected officials are going to do that.
Flurries or rain Wednesday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
2nd woman slashed in the head in random attack, police say
Hamilton police are investigating another incident over the weekend where a woman was slashed in the head by a man.
Hamilton police link anarchist book fair to Locke Street vandalism spree
Hamilton police say that an anarchist book fair being held at a Hamilton high school over the weekend is linked to a vandalism spree that caused $100,000 in damages on Locke Street Saturday night.
Traffic stop on Barton Street leads to seizure of guns, drugs and money: police
Hamilton police conducted a traffic stop Monday afternoon and found a loaded shot gun, a rifle and a 9-mm pistol. As well as large quantities of cash and marijuana.
Hamilton, Burlington home listings hit lowest level in 15 years
The number of homes put up for sale last month was the lowest number of listings for any February in 15 years, according to data released by the Realtors Association of Hamilton-Burlington.
Woman clocked doing 161 km/h on the Linc
Hamilton police say an officer stopped a woman going 161 km/h on the Lincoln Alexander Parkway Tuesday morning.
Police seeking 'armed and dangerous' suspect after shooting
Hamilton police say they are searching for three suspects after a shooting on Barton Street East Monday evening. They've identified one of the suspects.
Old Hamilton vaudeville and blue movie theatre will open as art house
In 1913, people watched vaudeville at the Playhouse Theatre. In the 1960s, the largely Italian neighbourhood watched a subtitled version of Doctor Zhivago. In the 1970s, before the advent of the VCR, they sat in darkness and watched pornography.
Chance of flurries Tuesday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Crews will start fixing Main Street West potholes this week
The city is starting emergency road surfacing work on the eastbound lanes of Main Street West.
How Hamilton's steel industry may escape the brunt of tariffs
The outcome of Trump's tariff announcement may not be as bleak for Hamilton steel as first envisioned, analysts said,
'It was inspiring': Hamilton kids celebrate black culture at Black Panther screening
Thanks to thousands of dollars in crowdfunded support, a group of Hamilton youth got a private viewing of Marvel's smash hit Black Panther Sunday morning in Ancaster.
Hamilton landlords say they warned police about anti-gentrification activists months ago
Barton Street businesses and landlords say police and the city have been ignoring their warnings about an escalating number of anti-gentrification vandalism incidents on the lower city strip dating back months.
Woman injured in 'random attack' on Cannon St. Sunday evening
A woman was taken to hospital after she was assaulted in the head with a “sharp object” on Sunday evening on Cannon Street East, police said.
Norfolk resident got key stuck in safety deposit box, called 911
A recent 911 call has prompted provincial police to issue a reminder to people that the service is for emergencies only.
Man in critical condition after crashing Cadillac into tree outside St. Catharines home
A man is in critical condition in after a car crash in St. Catharines.
Sunny Monday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Love and doughnuts Sunday after vandals stormed Locke St. shops Saturday night
After a mob of vandals went on a rampage in the Kirkendall neighbourhood near downtown Saturday night, there was an outpouring of support for local businesses Sunday.
Masked mob dressed in black vandalizes streets of Hamilton
Hamilton police are asking for the public’s help in identifying the mob of at least 30 vandals involved in Saturday night’s parade of mischief through the Kirkendall neighbourhood. Police estimate at least $100,000 of damage.
Anglican Diocese of Niagara elects first woman bishop
On Saturday the Anglican Diocese of Niagara announced that Reverend Canon Susan Bell from Hamilton will become the fist woman to serve as diocesan bishop of the church since the diocese was founded in 1875.
Police looking for owners of $20K worth of stolen property
Hamilton police are looking for the owners of stolen property found at a home in Stoney Creek. Police say they estimate the total value of goods to be in the excess of $20,000.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out brand new music from Jack Moves, Balaklava Blues and Shawn Kerr.
Mainly sunny Saturday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect today in Hamilton.
Student-run conference aims to get teenagers interested in Hamilton municipal politics
In May, high school students will act as city councillors with a student-run conference called Model City Hall Hamilton.
Hamilton to get 128 new long-term care beds
The province announced Friday that it will be opening 128 new long-term care beds in Hamilton to help seniors access care.
Trump's proposed tariff on steel and aluminum threatens to impact 40K Hamilton jobs
On Thursday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced hefty new tariffs for imports of steel and aluminum. Hamilton is a large producer of steel and people are worried what the tariff could do to the city's industry.
5 things to do in Hamilton this weekend
A list of activities to do this weekend in Hamilton.
McMaster releases draft 'freedom of expression' guidelines after campus protests
McMaster University has released draft “freedom of expression” guidelines that outline “acceptable” methods of dissent, in response to an increasingly polarized political and social climate where protests on campus are becoming more heated.
Hold a new Flamborough-Glanbrook PC nomination, would-be candidate says
Two people were campaigning for the Flamborough-Glanbrook nomination when they learned Donna Skelly would be acclaimed. Now one of them wants the party to hold the nomination vote that never happened.
Aerial spray program to reduce gypsy moths starts late May
The City of Hamilton's forestry staff saw high numbers of the invasive gypsy moth, and council approved a spray program to control the population starting late May this year.
Hamilton shop clothes the stars in Oscar frontrunner The Shape of Water
Little glimpses of Hamilton are scattered all over Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water, which is up for more than a dozen Academy Awards this weekend.
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