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Police investigating central Hamilton shooting
Hamilton police are investigating a shooting that detectives say took place early Sunday morning in the lower city.
Police ID victim after downtown stabbing
Investigators are trying to piece together what Dwayne Bride was doing on Friday night in the hours before he died.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out brand new music from The Junction, Basement Revolver and Only Yours.
2-year-old girl hit by vehicle on Lawrence Road
The girl has non-life threatening injuries.
Border agency reviewing safety measures after opioid incidents in Montreal and Niagara
The union representing Canada's border guards says it and the border agency are reviewing safety policies after a pair of frightening incidents with workers — one in Montreal involved carfentanil, and one in Fort Erie with an "opioid-related substance."
Prom, finals and fasting: Life at the end of high school for Muslim students
Ramadan falls entirely within the school year across Hamilton this year, and many teens are learning how to juggle homework, dinner, prayers and sleep in under seven short hours a day.
Tips for building a better garden: 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 5, 2017.
This session at Queen's Park — A lot happened and little changed: Fisher
It's summer break at Queen's Park and CBC's Ontario political analyst Robert Fisher talks about what has changed and what has not since the September when the session began.
Collective Arts fire, downed power lines snarl Burlington street traffic
Parts of Burlington St. E. were closed to traffic for most of Friday morning. Police say it was initially believed to have been due to a hydro issue, although a number of fire trucks responded to a call at Collective Arts Brewing later.
Stoney Creek farmer struggles with ATV trespassers
Cody Shaw has a sprawling 100-acre farm in upper Stoney Creek. He has two horses, two chicken barns, and plenty of room to roam. There's just one problem: all those ATV riders.
City is giving away tropical plants from the Gage Park greenhouse
Anyone can take a plant as long as they show up with their own shovel, gloves and containers.
Buskerfest, Billy Talent & more: Things To Do in Hamilton this weekend
Here's a pretty great list of things to do this weekend in Hamilton.
No major delays early Friday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Mainly sunny Friday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Rodeo Kings, Sam Roberts, John K Samson and Tanya Tagaq headline Supercrawl 2017
Roots rock band Blackie and the Rodeo Kings, former Weakerthans bandleader John K. Samson, rock stalwarts Sam Roberts Band and Indigenous throat singer Tanya Tagaq will headline Supercrawl 2017.
Hamilton parking rates have increased by 50 cents per hour
Parking on Hamilton streets costs 50 cents more per hour now that the city has boosted its metered parking rates. It will generate $450,000 per year for the city.
Wayne Gretzky coming to Hamilton to commemorate '87 Canada Cup
One of hockey’s all time greats is coming to Hamilton this fall to celebrate one of the biggest moments in sports for the both city and the country.
St. Catharines vet caught on video faces 16 criminal charges of animal cruelty
Mahavir Rekhi, shown on video choking and hitting cats and dogs, has been charged with 16 counts of animal cruelty.
Justin Trudeau to be first guest on Live with Kelly and Ryan Niagara Falls shows
Justin Trudeau will help TV morning show hosts Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest kick off their visit to Canada on Monday. Live With Kelly and Ryan has booked the prime minister as its first guest for a two-day shoot in Niagara Falls.
Hamilton's Burlington Street East is 'Ontario's worst road': CAA
Burlington Street has appeared on CAA’s Worst Roads list every year since 2009, but this is the first time it claimed the top position.
Ex-nurse Elizabeth Wettlaufer felt 'red surge' before killing elderly patients
Ex-nurse Elizabeth Wettlaufer, who admits killing eight people in long-term care homes, said in court that she injected patients with insulin with the intention of killing them.
Closures and delays early Thursday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Jump in house listings may signal a cooling in Hamilton's hot housing market
Early indications show a big jump in the number of homes for sale in the Hamilton and Burlington real estate market as of early this week.
Supercrawl 'still Hamilton proud' ahead of lineup announcement in Toronto
In a move that has some mumbling something akin to “Argos suck” under their breath, this year’s lineup for Supercrawl is being unveiled tonight in Toronto.
New contract means wins for Stelco workers, but pain for retirees: Steelworkers
United Steelworkers Local 1005 members will vote on June 6 for a new contract with Bedrock Industries, the company that wants to buy Stelco. They got a first look at it Wednesday. There were mixed reviews.
Law society investigating after law firm spent $1.5M meant for people in Caledonia
In 2011, some 440 residents, 400 businesses and some subcontractors got a $20 million settlement after the Caledonia Douglas Creek Estates occupation. Now the law firm representing them says it's spent some of the money and can't pay it back.
'I did nothing wrong:' Journalist arrested in Waterdown hopes for court reprieve
A journalist arrested and charged at a tense scene in Waterdown has a court date June 15, but he's hopeful the case won't make it any further.
Councillor who sent photo of naked woman from work email takes leave of absence
A controversial Niagara Region councillor who sent a pornographic image in a reply-all email about a road closure this week has taken a leave of absence.
Hamilton still feeling the effects of torrential rains, city says
Heavy rains have battered Hamilton in recent weeks, and extremely high water levels in Lake Ontario are continuing to cause damage on the shoreline, the city says.
Indigenous protesters ordered to pay oil giant thousands over pipeline legal battle
Todd Williams spent months sparring with Enbridge all over Hamilton, trying to disrupt the company’s pipeline operations — and now, it’s costing him.
Rental SUV stolen in armed robbery on the Mountain, police say
Hamilton police are looking for a stolen red 2017 Jeep Cherokee after a man was robbed near Upper Gage Ave. and Stone Church Rd. on the Mountain.
New drug could help people with asthma come off steroid treatment
Results of a trial published in the New England Journal of Medicine shows potential to reduce oral steroid use in asthma patients.
No major delays early Wednesday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Chance of showers Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Man arrested after sex trade worker assaulted and robbed
Police have charged a man with sex assault and robbery after a sex worker was attacked on Friday – and investigators believe there may be more victims.
Police trying to ID man after Lime Ridge Mall sex assault
Hamilton police are asking for the public’s help after a woman was sexually assaulted in the Lime Ridge Mall parking lot Monday evening.
Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Hamilton
Hamilton could see scattered thunderstorms on Tuesday afternoon, with possible strong wind gusts and hail as big as 2 cm.
Councillors vote to buy 'civic rings' for retiring and defeated city colleagues
In a year of budget cuts and job losses some city councillors have voted to spend $5,000 every four years to buy rings for outgoing members of council.
Cycling up and down the Mountain in Hamilton, with a little boost from the bus
A new city program called the “Mountain Climber” allows cyclists to take a public HSR bus up or down the escarpment for free.
Ontario becomes 2nd province to go ahead with $15 an hour minimum wage
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne has announced a plan to increase the provincial minimum wage to $15 an hour by Jan. 1, 2019.
No major delays early Tuesday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Chance of showers Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Worker unjustly fired gets $19K judgment, but a year later, hasn't seen any money
A Hamilton woman who was awarded more than $19,000 by a provincial labour board after she was unlawfully fired has been waiting for more than a year to see any of that money.
Niagara councillor sends pornographic image in reply-all email about road closure
Niagara Region Coun. Andy Petrowski sent 95 people an image of a naked woman with her legs spread while referencing a nearly $100-million bridge project.
'Revenge can take a lifetime': No arrests or retaliation a month after Musitano slaying
It’s been over a month since infamous Hamilton mobster Angelo Musitano was gunned down outside his suburban Waterdown home — but since then, there’s been no whiff of retribution, and no arrests from police.
Garth Street closed near the Linc after motorcycle crash
Hamilton police are investigating a motorcycle crash on Garth Street near the Linc Monday afternoon.
Bike to work day kicks off a month of cycling
Hamiltonians will ride their bikes on Monday to mark the first day of Bike Month from May 29 to June 30.
Sherman access closed Monday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Young woman dies after falling 21 metres at Rattlesnake Point
A 23-year-old woman died Sunday evening after falling while walking on a trail at Rattlesnake Point in Milton.
Got questions about the basic income pilot project? Come to the library on Monday
Hamilton Roundtable for Poverty Reduction executive director Tom Cooper says questions remain about Ontario's new basic income pilot project.
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