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Want a better garden? Ask an expert: Live chat Monday at 12:30 p.m.
Are you ready to have the best garden on your block? Here's how: Ask an expert. Be part of our award-winning live chat with expert gardeners. Also listen to the call-in show with Ontario Today's Ed Lawrence. Call in by dialling 1-888-817-8995 on Monday, June 12, 2017.
A Day on the Bridge, Art Crawl & more: Things To Do in Hamilton this weekend
Here's a pretty great list of things to do this weekend in Hamilton.
Woman shot in the leg, found in an alley Thursday night, police say
Late Thursday night, in an alley near King Street and Stirton Avenue, police say a woman was shot in the leg.
Debris on the Linc early Friday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Chance of showers Friday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Sons of Odin doing park and street patrols - a presence not welcomed by everyone
"We're not here to start a fight," says Russ Bingham, a Hamilton roofer who is also the head of Sons of Odin Canada.
A new day for a new Stelco: Judge approves sale to Bedrock
It’s a day that promises the beginning of a new future for one of Steeltown’s oldest and most established companies. But it’s not all worry-free.
Architecture crawl 2.0 aims to capture city in transition
The Hamilton/Burlington Society of Architects is hosting “architecture crawl,” with an eye for appreciating Hamilton’s history through architecture, but also looking towards new spaces, and what the city will become.
Closed to traffic, High Level Bridge becomes a waterfront viewing platform for a day
Sunday you can visit the High Level Bridge from noon to 5 p.m. for activities like an instrument petting zoo, an aerial show and musical performances by the Boris Brott Quintet and others.
High water levels to wreak havoc with city repairs until at least fall
City crews are having a tough time assessing the damage caused by this spring’s record rainfalls, and Environment Canada says it could take until fall for things to get back to normal — leaving timelines for repairs way up in the air.
Transport truck crashes into house in Dunnville
Provincial police say a 35-year-old man is facing charges after a transport truck crashed into a house in Haldimand County, south of Hamilton.
Niagara company donates $120K worth of supplies to Tuktoyaktuk beautification project
As the community of Tuktoyaktuk gears up for the opening of its new highway, it's begun to prepare for visitors — starting with giving the community a facelift.
Mainly sunny Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Wendel Clark's tries again, reopening in Lister Block Thursday
After months with the doors closed and the lights off, Wendel Clark’s grill and bar is reopening inside Hamilton’s iconic Lister Block tomorrow afternoon.
Law society seeks suspension of Hamilton lawyer during Caledonia money probe
John Findlay's firm said in a May notice that it spent $1.5M meant for Caledonia residents and businesses. Law Society of Upper Canada wants to suspend him while it investigates the missing money.
Man arrested, charged with child abduction
A Hamilton man is facing abduction charges after he lured a five-year-old into his central Hamilton home, police say — and detectives believe there may be more victims out there.
City gives RHLI more time to make Auchmar a museum, saloon and public park
The plan includes a park, museum, saloon, gift shop, regimental chapel and education centre. The RHLI 13th Battalion Auchmar Heritage Trust have another nine months to finalize the details.
Good news for commuters: City re-opens roads closed by heavy rain and flooding
City opening up roads after heavy rains and flooding caused dangerous road conditions.
Ontario election 1 year away - 5 things that will matter for Hamilton
The Conservatives and NDP both say if they form government, they'll pay the $1 billion tab to build Hamilton LRT. Also: the future of Ted McMeekin, Andrea Horwath, same Oosterhoff and others.
Masked man stole prescription drugs from Garth Street pharmacy: police
A masked man has robbed a Garth Street pharmacy, escaping with prescription drugs, police say.
Steelworkers show 'frustration' but accept Bedrock deal, green light Stelco sale
Now with support from steelworkers in both Nanticoke and Hamilton’s Local 1005 workers, the deal to sell Stelco to potential buyer Bedrock can move ahead.
Canadian killed fighting ISIL died from head injury, body to be buried in Niagara: mother
An Ontario woman whose son was killed secretly fighting against Islamic State militants in northern Syria last year says she was devastated to finally learn the details of his death.
Ticats receiver Luke Tasker credits pilates with helping him recover from injury
Hamilton Tiger-Cats' star receiver Luke Tasker was on his way to a breakthrough 2016 campaign before an abdominal injury forced him to miss the final six regular-season games and CFL playoffs. Pilates might be a big help in getting Tasker back to top form.
Smooth start early Wednesday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Sunny Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
How Ontario's 2018 election campaign will be different from 2014
Election day in Ontario is June 7, 2018.
Community paramedic program frees up more ambulances for serious patients
For years, Hamilton's paramedics have been telling the city they are pushed to the limit — and now, the provincial government is funding a project that helps limit unnecessary 911 calls and free up ambulances for serious emergency calls.
Businesses, community must band together to weather LRT construction, chamber says
In two years, much of King Street will be in shambles as construction for Hamilton’s LRT project begins — and businesses need to get together and start planning now with a positive message to make sure they can endure it.
Public school trustees back plan to close 2 schools, build a new one for Sir John A Macdonald site
The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Trustees (HWDSB) have set out a plan for west end and downtown schools and it involves a new school at the SJAM site.
Hamilton man bragged about robbery, waved money around: police
A Hamilton man who allegedly bragged about the spoils of a recent robbery not far from the scene of the crime now faces criminal charges, Hamilton police say.
Brantford inmate escapes custody in shackles, still at large
33-year-old David Goyit is still at large after escaping Brantford Police custody June 5.
City steps forward on its dream for industry, movie studios, green space on Stelco lands
The city envisions land in the shadow of what's left of Stelco that includes light industry, creative offices and a green waterfront trail. It's in the hunt for help from the province, Ottawa and private developers.
How fast are people driving on city streets? Monitor from inside your own home
The city expects to launch a website soon that will let people see how fast traffic is going on certain streets from the comfort of their homes.
Early morning collisions Tuesday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Hamilton steelworkers to vote on Bedrock contract, Nanticoke workers back new deal
With the Stelco sale plan set to go in front of a judge June 9, United Steelworkers Local 1005 members vote tomorrow on a new collective bargaining agreement.
Don't live on a busy street if you don't like traffic, says Lloyd Ferguson
Traffic and safety dominated Monday's Public Works meeting, with the issue of neighbourhood safety clashing with the issue moving traffic on arterial traffic.
'Healthier' housing market emerging as listings spike in May in Hamilton
A record-breaking number of homes were listed for sale in the Hamilton area last month, according to new data from The Realtors Association of Hamilton-Burlington (RAHB).
Do more to fix aggressive Waterdown traffic, dad says after death of his 10-year-old
"You have no idea what I feel today," says Shakeel Hanif after his daughter Jasmin was hit and killed on Evans Road in Waterdown. The city needs to work faster to fix the town's traffic problems, he says.
Alleged Yahoo hacker awaits appeal judge's decision on bid for freedom
Alleged Yahoo hacker Karim Baratov will find out by the end of the week if his latest attempt to get out on bail is successful.
Dwayne Bride had eggs thrown at him before he was killed: Hamilton police
Dwayne Bride died in hospital Saturday morning after being found on the sidewalk, suffering from injuries caused by a sharp edged weapon. Investigators are continuing to piece together the events which lead to his death.
Canada-U.S. relationship 'unbelievably deep,' Trudeau says on Live with Kelly and Ryan
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gamely bantered about his sex appeal, his thoughts on Canada's relationship with the U.S., and how he'd like to see a woman lead the country as he appeared on Live with Kelly and Ryan on Monday.
Niagara police begin crackdown on faded license plates
Starting this month, police in Niagara say they'll be cracking down on faded licence plates.
Toronto-bound QEW delay early Monday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Fog advisory Monday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Hamilton under severe thunderstorm watch
After a warm, sunny weekend, the city of Hamilton is under a severe thunderstorm watch.
OPP trying to find man to tell him his brother died in a plane crash
Ontario Provincial Police are asking for the public’s help in tracking down a Hamilton man, so investigators can tell him his brother has died in a plane crash.
Alleged Yahoo hacker appealing bail decision, back in court Monday
Lawyers for a Hamilton man accused in a massive hack of Yahoo emails will be in an Ontario court Monday to fight a judge's decision to deny him bail.
Star-studded SCTV reunion raises funds for Ian Thomas's son
Dave Thomas and Rick Moranis will reprise their iconic roles as SCTV’s Bob and Doug McKenzie, alongside Martin Short, Eugene Levy, Dan Aykroyd and several members of the Kids in the Hall for an all-star benefit for musician Ian Thomas’s son Jake.
Firefighters save woman at Albion Falls rope rescue
Emergency crews were called to their first rope rescue of the spring on Saturday afternoon, after a woman fell at Albion Falls.
Police catch trucks racing on Barton Street, drivers arrested
Hamilton police say two men are now facing charges after they were caught racing their trucks on Barton Street on Saturday evening.
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