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After an LRT win, it's time to fight misinformation, mayor says
The morning after a crucial vote to keep Hamilton’s $1 billion light rail transit project moving, Mayor Fred Eisenberger is turning his eye to healing bitter divisions in the city, and battling misinformation still swirling about the project.
Severe thunderstorm watch for Hamilton Thursday afternoon
Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for Hamilton on Thursday afternoon.
Man charged with attempted murder after stabbing
A Hamilton man faces a charge of attempted murder after police found a man suffering from stab wounds in the lower city Wednesday afternoon.
Need for blood donations in Hamilton now 'critical': Canadian Blood Services
Hamilton falls 40 blood donations short of their goal every week.
Who said what on LRT: Highlights from Wednesday's critical city council meeting
Various city councillors and others reacted to the vote that cleared a major hurdle for the LRT project in Hamilton.
No major delays early Thursday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Showers Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Ontario Liberals unveil 2017 budget
Ontario's Liberal government has tabled its first balanced budget in a decade and it's chock full of new spending, with the provincial economy firing on all cylinders and an election campaign one year away.
Hamilton LRT clears a major council hurdle, will move ahead
The city has approved an updated design plan for Hamilton's $1 billion light rail transit (LRT) project, and even council's biggest LRT opponent now says the project is a done deal.
Person who found missing senior's wallet comes forward
The person who found 79-year-old Helen Robertson’s wallet has come forward to police.
Province supports extension of LRT line to Eastgate Square but offers no new money
Hours before a critical vote on the future of LRT in Hamilton, the province has said it supports the extension of Hamilton's LRT line to Eastgate Square but is offering no new money to make it happen.
Someone Knows Something Facebook live in Hamilton
Someone Knows Something host David Ridgen and Podcast Playlist's Lindsay Michael are holding a Facebook Live Q&A at CBC Hamilton Thursday
Animal services rescues chubby beaver trapped in fence
A beaver that may have packed on a little too much weight over the winter was saved by an animal services officer yesterday, after it was found stuck between the bars of a wrought-iron fence.
Horwath pushes province to extend proposed Hamilton LRT line
The leader of the provincial NDP is asking the provincial government to extend Hamilton’s LRT line plan to Eastgate square, just ahead of what she is calling a “critical” city council vote on the issue.
Hamilton police officer found guilty of assault
Ontario Court Justice Robert Gee found Constable Kudo Park not guilty of a more severe charge, assault causing bodily harm.
A Taste For Life and food truck season: Things To Do in Hamilton today
Here's a pretty great list of things to do today in Hamilton.
Niagara region has its first case of mumps, public health officials say
Public health officials in Niagara say the region is seeing its first case of mumps.
LRT: Hamilton city council expected to (finally) cast crucial vote
CBC Hamilton reporter Samantha Craggs is tweeting, live blogging and streaming the decision on Facebook.
No major delays early Wednesday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Mix of sun and cloud Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Reader reaction to mandatory waterfall shuttle bus
Hamilton Conservation Authorities have put in place a mandatory shuttle bus service to Spencer Gorge and Webster Falls. Readers had mixed feelings to the idea of a shuttle bus to help manage crowds and cars
Metrolinx has already started buying properties along Hamilton's LRT route
Metrolinx has already spent about $72 million on Hamilton LRT. City council will vote Wednesday whether to move ahead with the project, and staff can't say whether Hamilton would be on the hook for any of the costs.
Hamilton police now investigating senior's death as a homicide
Hamilton police’s homicide unit is now investigating the death of an elderly Alzheimer’s patient who died earlier this month as a result of a severe beating he endured at the hands of another resident at a Dundas nursing home.
5 questions on basic income as Ontario launches its experiment
Premier Kathleen Wynne announced Monday a plan to study basic income in Ontario. Here are some key questions about the idea, and what may be different about Ontario's experiment.
Here's what you think of garbage and recycling collection in Hamilton
Nearly everyone likes their waste collection service and that has city councillors looking for more time to figure out what changes to make to waste services
Two people use a weapon to rob Hamilton convenience store, police say
Police are searching for two males who robbed a Hamilton convenience store Thursday.
Port Colborne man faces child luring charges: Niagara police
A man faces multiple charges after police say he was arrested on two counts of luring a child under the age of 18.
Police find wallet in search for woman with Alzheimer's missing since last July
Police have found a clue in their search for Helen Robertson, a 79-year-old woman with Alzheimer's who has been missing from her Burlington home since last July.
No major delays early Tuesday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Hamilton police broke the law and there were no consequences
Hamilton police broke the law when they failed to tell the provincial police watchdog about an officer’s involvement in a crash that killed a motorcyclist in Hamilton last year.
Kathleen Wynne laying out plan to campaign from the left in 2018
Premier Kathleen Wynne has sent her clearest signals yet that she will lead the Ontario Liberals into the 2018 election campaign with a speech that spells out her vision of government as a "force for good".
City and province in talks to extend LRT to Eastgate Square
The main question: will it be enough to assuage city councillors about to vote Wednesday to pass a crucial hurdle in the LRT plan?
Mandatory shuttle service will take people to Spencer Gorge this year
Some residents are unhappy, saying the private company operating it will just encourage more people to visit the area.
Why Hamilton should be cheering for the Edmonton Oilers in the NHL playoffs
Hamilton, you should be cheering for the Edmonton Oilers. Here’s why.
Hamilton's $1B for LRT is only for this project: McMeekin
Ted McMeekin says if Hamilton wants money for anything other than the current LRT plan, it has to get back in line.
Niagara police officer arrested, charged with assault
A Niagara police officer has been arrested and is charged with assault.
Hamilton man in naval spy case wants info on CSIS wiretaps of Chinese Embassy
A naval engineer from Hamilton, accused of trying to spy for Beijing, is asking a federal judge for full access to information about Canadian Security Intelligence Service wiretaps of the Chinese Embassy.
Ontario basic income pilot project to launch in Hamilton, Lindsay and Thunder Bay
Premier Kathleen Wynne announced on Monday that Hamilton, Lindsay and Thunder Bay will take part in Ontario's basic income pilot project.
A few delays early Monday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Sunny Monday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
More gunfire on Stoney Creek residential street
Neighbours heard more gunfire at a home on a Stoney Creek Mountain residential street overnight, just days after they were awoken by two bouts of gunfire one night last week.
If Stelco deal goes through, city recoups $9.6M in back taxes, fees
The city of Hamilton expects to get about $9.6 million in back property taxes, fees and interest when a proposed sale of Stelco goes through.
Police corral wrong-way driver on Red Hill, charge with impaired
A 58-year-old man has been charged with impaired driving after police found him going the wrong way on the Red Hill Valley Parkway.
'Whoever did this has broken a community': Friends remember Hamilton man shot in 'random attack'
Friends of a 33-year-old man killed in what police have called a “random attack” in Toronto are mourning their friend, remembering him as a go-getter DJ and father who was loyal and hard-working.
CBC Hamilton reporter wins digital news award for coverage of the Tim Bosma trial
Adam Carter won the Ron Laidlaw award for continuing coverage in the digital category at the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) awards Saturday.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out new tunes from DAVIDS, Say Yes and New Swears.
Hamilton man shot dead in Toronto in what may be a 'random attack'
Toronto police have identified a man, 33, killed in a "random attack" Friday night near Dufferin Street and Eglinton Avenue West.
LRT to Eastgate: Is it pulling 'Rabbits out of hats?' or a realistic gambit to save LRT?
It's been called pulling a rabbit out of a hat, but at least one city councillor thinks Hamilton can wrangle a light rail transit (LRT) system that goes to Eastgate Square. In less than a week.
Stolen van found, 3 still at large after truck torched
A van was found after a police chase.
Dundas business owners suffer tens of thousands in flood damage, blame city
Business and property owners in Dundas are angry about the damage to their properties by flood on Thursday night. It's happened before, but not this bad. They say better management from the city could have avoided what happened.
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