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Easter weekend: what's open and closed in Hamilton
GO Transit and HSR will operate on a holiday schedule on Good Friday. Here's what else is open and closed over Easter weekend.
'She's gone downtown to hear some blues': Hamilton lyrics will stand tall in Gore Park
The lyrics from Arkells, Robbie Robertson and others are designed to invoke emotion and nostalgia in Hamilton's oldest park.
Hamilton police bust another pot dispensary
Hamilton police have announced they have arrested another owner of a marijuana dispensary running in the city.
'Bully boy tactics': Harvest Picnic founder ordered to pay legal fees
A Hamilton judge has ordered the founder of The Harvest Picnic festival to pay over $18,000 in legal fees to people he was attempting to sue for millions of dollars.
Kids, filibustering and the Republican Party: Yet another Hamilton LRT debate
Hamilton city council got heated again Wednesday - this time, about how many people to listen to in one day.
No major delays early Thursday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Sun and cloud Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Alleged Yahoo hacker's legal team appealing bail decision
Alleged Yahoo hacker, Karim Baratov's legal team will be appealing the denied bail decision made Tuesday.
Facebook Live Thursday: Mayor and city's LRT project co-ordinator answer your questions
Do we need it? Will it increase your taxes? Is it going to happen at all? The mayor of Hamilton and the city's LRT project co-ordinator answer some burning questions via Facebook Live at noon on Thursday.
Hamilton police end their secrecy over whether they use cellphone surveillance technology
Hamilton’s denial it uses the tool comes as a dramatic change in response after nearly a year of fighting a request from CBC Hamilton about whether they have or use the devices.
City council meets: How to keep heritage properties, arts and culture affordable
Councillors will also talk LRT, poverty and tax increases. Follow the debates and discussion live, starting at 5 p.m.
LRT would mean hundreds of millions invested to repair roads, bridges, sidewalks and sewers
Coun. Sam Merulla says a vote against LRT is a vote against alleviating Hamilton's $3 billion infrastructure deficit. Another councillor says he's reaching.
Couple says CAS took foster kids because they wouldn't say the Easter bunny is real
Two former foster parents are taking the Children’s Aid Society of Hamilton to court, alleging that their two young foster children were removed from their home because they refused to tell the kids that the Easter bunny was real.
Hamilton lawyer who injected heroin into friend who overdosed can resume practice
A Hamilton lawyer who helped obtain heroin for a friend who later overdosed and died in her home will be allowed to practice law again if she passes a medical assessment and gets an OK from the Law Society of Canada.
Jeffrey Orridge out as CFL commissioner after 2 years
Jeffrey Orridge and the Canadian Football League have agreed to part ways, effective June 30, the league said in a news release on Wednesday.
GO delays early Wednesday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Mainly cloudy Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
New yoga classes let you downward dog with Pygmy goats
Yoga instructors are teaching traditional yoga and adding goats.
For sale: 100 houses from CityHousing Hamilton, which will build apartments instead
It's double-sided news for people who need social housing in Hamilton. The city's largest provider wants to shorten the waiting list by building more townhouses and apartments. But when families are housed, there's less chance it'll be in a house.
The Hamilton Music Awards have 'quietly disappeared'
In the wake of a multi-million dollar lawsuit launched by its founder, the Hamilton Music Awards have all but vanished, leaving virtually no hope that the awards show or its accompanying festival will happen in the city this year.
City believes Connolly project still on, even as related Etobicoke one is in trouble
Hamiltons 30-storey Connolly condo tower is still happening, city officials say, even though a related Etobicoke one has gone into receivership and more than 200 stand to lose their condo units.
Man arrested after sex worker assaulted
Hamilton police have arrested a man after a sex worker was assaulted near Barton Street in February and police believe there may be more victims.
5 people sent to hospital after car crashes into house in Delhi
Provincial police say five people were sent to hospital when a car collided with a house in Delhi Ont.
Man spoke to kids over school fence, gave them gum — won't be charged: Police
Niagara Region police say no charges will be laid against a man who raised alarm bells on Monday morning when he was seen speaking to children outside an elementary school in St. Catharines.
Alleged Yahoo hacker Karim Baratov denied bail
Accused Yahoo hacker Karim Baratov was denied bail Tuesday and will remain in custody while he awaits an extradition hearing that could see him sent to the U.S. to stand trial on charges related to computer hacking.
QEW Toronto-bound collision Tuesday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Showers on a warm Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
City manager pledges to fix millions in overspending on consultants
Millions of Hamilton tax dollars have gone to pricey consultants who were overpaid, poorly tracked and often tucked into the wrong parts of the budget. City manager Chris Murray says the city will fix it.
Thunderstorms, lightning and 'marble-sized' hail forecasted for Hamilton
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement, warning of thunderstorms that are “racing” across southern Ontario Monday afternoon.
Bail hearing continues Tuesday for Karim Baratov, alleged hacker in Yahoo breach
It's expected to be decided Tuesday morning whether 22-year-old Karim Baratov, accused in a massive Yahoo data breach, will be allowed out on bail pending an extradition hearing to the U.S.
Help wanted: Diocese of Hamilton seeking $200K Bible handler
Dust off your resumes, Hamiltonians — the city's Roman Catholic Diocese has job openings for people to watch over a treasured bible valued at over $200,000.
Resident will fight Hamilton's ward boundary changes at the OMB
Mark Richardson says the new boundaries don't give residents equal representation and smack of "self dealing."
North End apartments evacuated after Sunday evening fire
A fire in a North End apartment building on Sunday evening caused $60,000 damage, fire officials say.
No major delays Monday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Settlement reached in class action over alleged abuse at school for the blind
A class-action lawsuit involving allegations of physical, emotional and sexual abuse at an Ontario boarding school for the blind has been settled out of court.
Warm, windy Monday: Daystarter weather
It'll be a warm Monday in Hamilton, with a mix of sun and clouds and gusty winds.
The plan behind Sunrise Records 'insane' move to bring back record stores
Sunrise Records, now headquartered in Ancaster since it was bought by Hamilton native Douglas Putman in 2014, is planning to expand its horizons. Putman says he has a plan to make the record store business profitable in the age of digital media.
Local musicians performing in support of child with cancer
To raise money for six-year-old Caitlyn Chisel's bone marrow stem cell transplant, musicians will be performing at Hamilton's Corktown Pub on Sunday afternoon.
Pro and anti LRT camps mobilizing ahead of April 19 - and so is the mayor
No one's sure if April 19 will be a do-or-die day for Hamilton's light rail transit (LRT) project. But many for or against the project are acting like it is.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out new tunes from Future Peers, The Bandicoots and Bass Lions
Newcomers to Canada say their dream of buying a home is on hold - for now
The Immigrants Working Centre held an info session for immigrants who want to buy a home. They left with more information, but less hope.
'Unsettling' audit says city overspends on consultants and fails to manage their work
An alarming new audit of the city's use of consultants shows drastic cost overruns, multiple budget errors and about $34 million in capital costs that were incorrectly categorized as consultant expenses.
German artillery gun captured by Canadians at Vimy Ridge unveiled in St. Catharines
A German artillery gun captured and turned against the Germans during the Battle of Vimy Ridge has now been restored and is being unveiled Friday in Saint Catharines.
Hometown Hockey, Food & Drink Fest and more: Things To Do in Hamilton Apr. 7-9
Here's a pretty great list of things to do today in Hamilton.
Wet snow on Friday morning: Daystarter weather
With the temperature hovering around freezing, precipitation is a mix of rain and snow
Major GO delays early Friday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Caught on camera: Recycling worker tosses residents' blue bins along with recycling
Resident surprised to find home surveillance of recycling bins being taken away by recycling truck.
Tow truck stolen from Hamilton located after Brantford police chase
A man was arrested by Brantford police for multiple driving charges as a result of the incident.
Hamilton property taxpayers will pay about $81 more this year
That figure is on the average home valued at $315,000, although it will vary by neighbourhood. The city cut an estimated 83.5 positions to get there.
Province commits to releasing all past and present SIU reports as recommended in police review
Ontario will publish the details of every police-involved fatality dating back to 1990 — when the Special Investigations Unit was established — following a major report into police oversight in the province.
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