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Police say man shot at someone several times in Stinson Monday night
A man shot at someone several times without injuring the person on Monday night on Emerald Street South, near Hunter Street East, in Hamilton's Stinson neighbourhood, police say.
2 teens arrested after violent Hamilton break-in where 1 was shot, 2 others injured
One person was rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries Tuesday morning after a violent break-in at a home in northeast Hamilton.
'Demolished' trees in Dundas fell during work to keep trains running safely: CN Rail
CN Rail says their crews' work in the Dundas Valley that felled trees near two properties is necessary to keep trains running safely through the area.
St. Joseph's CEO resigns as chair of lender Home Capital's board amid controversy
The CEO of St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton has stepped down as chairman of the board of a troubled subprime mortgage lender amid questions over his ability to meet the demands of his highly paid public sector job while holding a position with a financial institution.
Smooth start early Tuesday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Frost advisory Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Burlington school retrofitted for kids with special needs could be on the chopping block
The Halton District School Board may close a school that's been tailored to students with special needs — and one that was retrofitted 13 years ago to host vocational programs.
Home to help ex-cons reintegrate is a leaky mess, needs just $15k - city says it can't help
The Bridge says the roof leaks are so bad, and the water pressure so poor, residents often can't have an uninterrupted shower.
Brantford home listing is a nightmare for people who are afraid of clowns
The listing calls it a “charming brick bungalow on [a] quiet street close to schools and parks” that has been “gently lived in” and “meticulously maintained.” What it neglects to mention is the home is a veritable shrine to clowns.
Wife to donate kidney to husband during live-streamed surgery
On Wednesday NagaMani Turaga will donate a kidney to her husband, Bhargav, who is dealing with problems that threaten to force him onto daily dialysis.
Hamilton deals with the aftermath of rainstorm
Cleanup is underway after Hamilton recovers from the three days of excessive rain.
Police release video of suspect's vehicle in Musitano slaying
Hamilton police have released security camera video of the car investigators say was used as a getaway vehicle after the brazen daytime shooting of notorious mobster Angelo Musitano.
Mayor calls plan to sell contaminated Stelco lands to fund pensions a 'fire sale'
The mayor of Hamilton says the plan for the lands around Stelco, that would allow the beleauguered company to exit bankruptcy protection after nearly two-and-a-half years, is a “fire sale.”
Good Samaritan struck by car on Red Hill Valley Parkway
A woman who was trying to help a stranded motorist on the Red Hill Valley Parkway on Saturday evening was struck by a car and rushed to hospital, police say.
Disguised teens brandishing gun steal smokes and cash
Hamilton police are searching for three people who robbed a convenience store in the city’s west end Sunday evening.
Chubby beaver rescued from iron fence goes home
A beaver city workers found stuck upside down in a wrought-iron fence last month has returned home to his family.
Hamilton crisis line sees spike in youth calls since 13 Reasons Why
Calls to a Hamilton crisis line have tripled since the Netflix drama 13 Reasons Why debuted in March, and local educators and health professionals fear the controversial show about suicide is sending the wrong message.
Niagara Falls man barred from U.S. over voter-registration form
A Canadian man says he's been left with no choice other than to sell his house in Florida after being banned from the United States for what he believes was a long-buried bureaucratic snafu.
Missing 14-year-old found safe: Police
Hamilton police say a 14-year-old reported missing last week from her group home has been found and is safe.
Good start early Monday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Frost advisory Monday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Country in crisis: New opioid prescribing guidelines released
A team led by researchers from McMaster University has released new guidelines for prescribing opioid painkillers, in an effort to curb surging overdose rates across the country.
Dundas homeowners heartbroken as more than 20 trees felled in their 'home paradise' for rain cleanup
This weekend, at least 20 of the stately trunks have fallen over as crews work to clear the CN Rail line behind Teresa Huynh's property.
Elvis Stojko suffers head injury during Hamilton performance of Stars On Ice
Canadian Olympian and three-time figure skating world champion Elvis Stojko suffered an head injury during a performance on Saturday in Hamilton.
Hamilton named a founding city for Canadian pro soccer league
A new Canadian pro soccer league will feature a team from Hamilton playing in the Tim Hortons Field stadium.
Frost advisory issued for Hamilton overnight
Don't be fooled by the sun finally coming out Sunday; bring your plants inside tonight.
Man in his 20s shot in east end home invasion
A shooting Saturday evening sent a man in his 20s to hospital, though he's expected to survive.
Hamilton wrings out: Crews repair Mountain accesses after rain-soaked week
Hamilton got drenched this week with an estimated 82 millimetres of rain since May 1, and the city and homeowners are now left to wring out and fix the damage.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out brand new music from Majid Jordan, Billy Moon and Altobeelays.
Police searching for missing 14-year-old
Hamilton police are asking for the public’s help in finding a missing teenager from Hamilton.
Drugs, alcohol and speed ruled factors in fatal crash
Toxicology reports have revealed that drugs and alcohol, along with excessive speed, were factors in a crash that killed a St. Catharines man in Hamilton back in January.
Police say 3 teen sex workers tried to rob man before stabbing him to death
Detectives investigating the death of a man who staggered into a Stoney Creek Mountain gas station covered in blood last Friday say they believe a trio of teen sex workers were trying to rob the man when things “escalated.”
Ontario's Liberal Speaker won't run again in his Brant riding in 2018 election
The Liberal Speaker of Ontario's legislature won't run again for his Brant seat in next year's election.
Brothers, aged 6 and 8, crash parents' truck at Tim Hortons in Jarvis, Ont.
An eight-year-old boy and his six-year-old brother escaped unharmed after they allegedly crashed their parents' truck at a Tim Hortons coffee shop in southwestern Ontario.
'Mystery shopper' job scam defrauds Brantford woman of $6K
A Brantford woman is out $6,000 of her own cash after responding to a text message inviting her to work as a mystery shopper.
Sew Hungry 2017- good food, rain or shine
Ottawa Street's Restaurant & Food Truck Rally takes place today.
Festival of Friends returns to roots, scales back in Gage Park
One of the city’s most iconic music festivals is coming home — but transplanting the Festival of Friends back to Gage Park will be no easy task.
Sew Hungry, Doors Open & more: Things To Do in Hamilton this weekend
Here's a pretty great list of things to do today in Hamilton.
Marineland back in court Friday to face 11 animal cruelty charges
The case of Marineland, which is facing 11 animal cruelty charges, is to return to provincial offences court today in Niagara Falls.
Early accidents Friday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Heavy rain putting parts of Hamilton underwater
Authorities are bracing for parts of Hamilton to be underwater by the end of Friday as weeks worth of rain is expected to fall on the area.
Police left to 'play catch-up' after mob murders, retired investigator fears
A retired Hamilton police investigator who specialized in organized crime said homicide detectives are left to "play catch-up" after events like Tuesday's murder of Ang Musitano, without a proactive, collaborative, multi-agency effort targeting organized crime.
Shoreline and flood worries as wind and rain hit Hamilton and region
A flood watch is in effect for Hamilton, as a result of the forecasted rainfall over the next 2 to 3 days.
Hamilton author is up for another literary honour
A Hamilton-based author is up for another literary honour.
2 teen suspects in murder of blood-covered man turn themselves in: Police
Two of three 17-year-old girls wanted for second-degree murder of a man last Friday have turned themselves in, Hamilton police said Thursday.
'Revenge doesn't have a statute of limitations': Mafia expert on Musitano killing
Metro Morning host Matt Galloway spoke with Mafia expert Antonio Nicaso about the fatal shooting of Angelo Musitano.
Director 'disheartened' after Ontario schools pull plug on play about gender identity
Several Ontario schools have cancelled performances of children's play about a boy who dresses like a princess, and the director blames "transphobia and homophobia."
'It's not heroic:' Why a citizen ran into highway traffic to stop a dangerous driver
Adam Lowe is the man seen wrestling another man in the middle of the Red Hill expressway. He explains what he did and why.
Shots fired into North End home for 2nd time in 3 weeks
Gunshots rang out downtown overnight, as someone fired bullets into a North End home.
May The 4th Be With You: Things To Do in Hamilton today
Here's a pretty great list of things to do today in Hamilton.
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