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Hamilton councillors about to cast a major vote on LRT's environmental impact
The new report outlines details of the project's revised design and environmental impact, and will be a major hurdle for Hamilton's LRT plans.
What the snow looks like in your backyard, in Hamilton and nearby
A few photos of what the snow looks like where you are, around the Hamilton area.
Winter storm brings Hamilton cancellations and closures, more snow on the way
The winter storm continues today with McMaster University, Mohawk College and other cancellations announced.
Hamilton church volunteers denied entry to U.S. so they wouldn't 'steal American jobs'
The group, heading for New Jersey, says it was turned away for fear members would steal American construction jobs, and that there was "no pressing need" for Hurricane Sandy relief work.
Mumps occurring in Hamilton, public health officials confirm
City public health officials said they've confirmed "fewer than five" cases so far, but they are on alert in the wake of an outbreak in Toronto.
Marine police, animal control rescue frozen coyote trapped on pier ladder
A coyote was rescued after getting itself stuck at the Burlington Canal on Sunday.
What art should be featured in Gore Park? Have your say
Three artists have been short-listed — a jury of “citizens, stakeholders and artists” chose them — to contribute artwork to the city’s two new “beacons” at the edges of Gore Park.
Winter storm jams afternoon commute, more snow, travel headaches in store for Tuesday
Heavy snowfall with blowing snow hit the Hamilton-Burlington area just in time for the afternoon commute. Snow will continue to fall into Tuesday
'I felt like a fool': Convicted fraudster dupes small town with reality show promises
A man claiming to be a big-time reality show producer convinces residents of a small town he'll make them famous, promising to feature the town's restaurants in a new reality show.
If you use marijuana read this
The growing use of medical and recreational marijuana comes with a potentially serious risk to your heart. Dr. Brian Goldman tells you what you need to know.
Muslim leaders call for supports to help youth address trauma and heal
Muslim leaders say not enough is being done to help youth, under the age of 10 in Hamilton deal with and understand a recent spate of attacks against Muslims and rising instances of Islamaphobia.
Syrian parents fight to save Hamilton school at 'heart' of their community
Parents from Hamilton's Syrian refugee community are fighting to save Hess Street Public School from closure.
'Significant' winter storm headed for Hamilton on Monday
It's time to haul out the winter gear and shovels, Environment Canada says a "major winter storm" is headed for southern Ontario this week, with up to 30 centimetres of snow possible for Hamilton.
Scientists identify gene that causes sudden death in young people
Researchers from the Italian Auxological Institute of Milan and the University of Pavia also assisted, along with a team of investigators McMaster University.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out new music from Emay, Billy Moon and Coyote Black.
More women than men now graduating with winemaking degrees
The winemaking and grape-growing program at Brock University has seen a significant rise in female graduates over the past few years, including Emma Garner, Ontario Winemaker of the Year in 2015.
Hamilton pot dispensary Cannabis Culture still closed after police raid
The Hamilton pot shop Cannabis Culture remains closed a day after police raid Cannabis Culture locations across Canada.
Cold weather alert issued for overnight in Hamilton
Hamilton has issued a cold weather alert for overnight into early Saturday morning.
Will Kathleen Wynne lead, follow or get out of the way? - Robert Fisher
If Kathleen Wynne steps down as leader of the Ontario Liberal party before the next election at whom will voters vent their anger over high hydro costs? Will voters forgive and forget? CBC's Ontario political analyst Robert Fisher talks about what he's hearing from sources inside the party.
$300,000 McLaren sports car destroyed in crash, driver charged
A man is facing impaired driving charges causing bodily harm after he allegedly crashed a luxury sports car worth over $300,000 in Burlington late Thursday, seriously injuring his passenger.
No major delays early Friday: DayStarter Commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Chance of flurries Friday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Hydro bills predicted to drop 25% by summer for Alectra Utilities' customers
Residential and small business hydro bills in Hamilton and surrounding areas will drop by 17 per cent on average this summer under the Liberal government's new plan to slash hydro rates.
Hate crimes, incidents in Hamilton are underreported, police say
A hate/bias crimes report was just a snapshot, the chief said, because hate speech and incidents are often not reported to police.
Hamilton police won't send naloxone out with frontline officers
Hamilton police chief Eric Girt said police officers on his service won't be carrying naloxone to treat suspected opioid overdoses.
Windstorm tore roof off retirement home, 74 seniors homeless
Residents were evacuated and crews are assessing damage
Police raid Marc and Jodie Emery's Hamilton pot shop after couple's arrest
Toronto police have raided a Hamilton pot shop owned by the so-called Prince of Pot, Marc Emery and his wife, Jodie after the couple was arrested in Toronto on Wednesday night.
Hamilton to host the 2018 Country Music Awards
Hamilton has been selected to host Country Music Week and the Canadian Country Music Awards in 2018.
Woman who gave water to pigs acted in public good like Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, says lawyer
Closing arguments took place Thursday in Burlington, Ont., in the trial of a woman charged with mischief after giving water to pigs being sent to slaughter.
Kenilworth Access to close for weekend repairs
The city of Hamilton says the Kenilworth Access will be closed to safely complete urgent preventative maintenance.
Burlington to close road for safe crossing of endangered salamander
The Jefferson salamander, an endangered amphibian found only in southern Ontario, has begun to emerge from the ground along a small stretch of the Niagara escarpment and has been dodging cars as it crosses the lone road on its annual march to breeding ponds.
No major delays early Thursday: DayStarter Commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Mix of sun and cloud Thursday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Canada's last-flying Lancaster bomber gets a makeover
The only Canadian Lancaster Bomber still flying will be painted to honour the first-ever Canadian-built Lancaster bomber and Pilot Officer Andrew Mynarski.
City won't hire construction co. involved in stadium mess for 2 years
The city has instated a 2-year moratorium on giving jobs to a contractor that was involved in its beleaguered Tim Hortons Field stadium project.
Newcomer women 'empowered' to work in food industry
The Immigrants Working Centre celebrated International Women's Day by getting students certified to handle hazardous materials in the food industry.
Burlington Skyway bridge reopens after winds force afternoon closure
Ontario Provincial Police closed both directions of the Burlington Skyway bridge for several hours on Wednesday afternoon because of "extreme winds" that caused a tractor-trailer to flip over.
90 km/h winds in Hamilton lead to power outages and other damages
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Hamilton and surrounding areas, warning of strong winds Wednesday afternoon.
Meet the McMaster prof quoted by Kellie Leitch and learn why he's unhappy about it
Victor Satzewich, a professor at McMaster University in Hamilton and the author of Points of Entry, says federal Conservative leadership candidate Kellie Leitch's campaign wants to fix an immigration system that is not broken.
International Women's Day & a free lunch: Things to do in Hamilton March 8, 2017
Here's a pretty great list of things to do today in Hamilton.
City council unanimously passes new transgender protocol
The protocol includes rules saying they can use the public restrooms and change rooms based on their gender identities.
Collision at QEW and Cawthra early Wednesday: DayStarter Commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Transforming a derelict tavern from a 'home of last resort' to a place people want to live
A nonprofit takes on a massive renovation of an east end landmark, George and Mary's Tavern, pledging to turn it into 60 low-cost, but high-quality, apartments.
Youngest-ever Ontario MPP, Sam Oosterhoff, beats challenger again in PC nomination
The youngest-ever member of Ontario's legislature emerged victorious Tuesday night in a nomination battle, securing his spot representing the Progressive Conservatives in next year's provincial election.
How the 'bathroom debate' crushed Ty Laframboise's wrestling dreams
Ty Laframboise wanted to wrestle in university. But on day 1, he had to pick between the men's or women's mats, and it only got worse from there.
Leaked U.S. funding slash for Great Lakes cleanup reverberating in Hamilton
Leaked documents from the U.S. government outlining a proposed 97 per cent funding cut for Great Lakes restoration has Hamilton environmental advocates shaking their heads in worry.
Construction firm 'extremely sorry' for stadium problems wants to be hired again
Kenaidan Contracting says problems with Tim Hortons Field have damaged its reputation and stressed its employees.
Vanier Cup awarded to Hamilton for 2nd straight year
The 53rd Vanier Cup is returning to Tim Hortons Field in Hamilton for the second year in a row on Nov. 25. The Laval Rouge et Or prevailed 31-26 over the Calgary Dinos in last year's Canadian university football championship.
2 wanted men arrested, crystal meth seized at Hamilton Inn: Police
The two men had outstanding warrants for their arrest, and were found with about $3,400 worth of crystal meth, said police.
Teen MPP Sam Oosterhoff faces nomination battle in Niagara riding
The youngest-ever member of Ontario's legislature is to find out tonight if he will represent the Progressive Conservatives in next year's provincial election.
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