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Hamilton Cold Case: Who was Sheryl Sheppard? Episode 3 goes deeper
Sheryl Sheppard has been missing nearly 19 years. Who was she to her friends, co-workers and acquaintances? CBC's podcast investigates.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out brand new songs from Well Being, Most People and Tasseomancy.
Hamilton chefs' favourite holiday recipes: Hambrgr's Michael Cipollo
In this first of a weekly column throughout December, food blogger Chanry Thach goes in search of Hamilton chefs's best holiday recipes. This week its Tarte Flambe – (Alsatian Tarte) by Hambrgr's Michael Cipollo.
Virginia judge throws out water for pigs charge inspired by Anita Krajnc case
Not all charges for giving water to pigs result in multi-day trials. One in Virginia, inspired by the Anita Krajnc case, was thrown out of court this week.
Ontario police continue search for missing girl, 9, believed abducted
Police in Ontario are continuing their search for a nine-year-old girl believed to be abducted by her mother.
Downbound Claremont Access lane closure extended up to 8 weeks
The downbound or northbound lanes of the Claremont Access will be closed for up to 8 weeks for escarpment wall work, the city said Friday afternoon, as it works through needed repairs to several Mountain accesses.
Hamilton teen released from hospital after brutal attack
Noah Rabbani, a Hamilton teen recovering from a brutal attack last weekend, was released from hospital Friday, his aunt said.
City postpones repair work to Sherman Access
The city has postponed repairs to a retaining wall on the Sherman Access while the Claremont Access is being fixed.
'Making Stelco great again': A Hamilton steel company changes its name back
Flags bearing a new, but familiar, name went up at the Hamilton Works steel mill on Wilcox Street on Friday.
Teacher who taught in Hamilton faces sexual exploitation charge
Geoffrey Burnet already faces a number of charges related to what police call a "historic" Hamilton incident.
Help Hamilton's hungry by making donations at CBC
In partnership with Hamilton Food Share, CBC Hamilton is collecting food and cash donations for local food banks. Drop off non-perishable goods at CBC Hamilton, 118 James St. N, or donate online.
Lights of Locke and much more: Things To Do this weekend Dec. 2-4
Here's a pretty great list of things to do today in Hamilton.
Tracy Moore has been missing for a week, and police are looking for her
Tracy Moore was last seen around Main Street West.
Smooth start 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.
The fifth estate explores the murder of Tim Bosma tonight
Months after his killers were found guilty, people are still fascinated with the death of Hamilton man Tim Bosma — and tonight, the fifth estate examines the darkness that walked up his driveway and took him away from his family.
Did police miss chances to investigate Dellen Millard before he killed Tim Bosma?
There are "legitimate questions” to be raised about the Toronto police investigations into the deaths of two people close to Dellen Millard that occurred before he killed Tim Bosma, the fifth estate has found.
After 35 years and 4 murder trials, man found guilty of murdering Hamilton nursing assistant
After 35 years and a precedent-setting four first-degree murder trials, Robert Badgerow has been found guilty in the 1981 killing in Hamilton of nursing assistant Diane Werendowicz.
HAZMAT responds for chemicals dumped in farmer's field
Emergency officials and a HAZMAT crew were called to Glanbrook on Thursday evening for a chemical spill.
Hamilton doctor charged with sexual assault
A Hamilton neurologist has been charged with two counts of sexual assault against patients, and police believe there may be more victims.
Teen brutally attacked with bat undergoes successful surgery
Hamilton teen Noah Rabbani has undergone a successful surgery to repair a crack in his skull he suffered during a horrific baseball bat attack over the weekend, his family says.
The return of Stelco: U.S. Steel Canada changing its name back
U.S. Steel Canada is set to announce that it is changing its name back to Stelco. A formal announcement is scheduled for Friday.
Suspended mortgage broker 'created a financial fog', regulator argues
Closing submissions began Thursday at a hearing into whether Dennis Khanna and his Hamilton firm, Metro Financial Planning Ltd. should be allowed to be licenced mortgage brokers.
Lighthouse live in Hamilton - Things To Do Thursday Dec. 1
Here's a pretty great list of things to do today in Hamilton.
Niagara Falls gets $4M lighting makeover; LED brightens view
A $4 million lighting makeover is dialling up the wow factor of Niagara Falls at night.
Highway delays early Thursday - DayStarter Commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Chance of showers Thursday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Family, fiancée release statement on death of Hamilton area CF-18 pilot
The family and fiancée of Capt. Thomas McQueen released a statement Wednesday, saying they are “devastated” by his death Monday in a CF-18 crash.
Sam Oosterhoff should apologize over Bill 28 stance, says Hamilton councillor
Sam Oosterhoff's comments undermine LGBT equality, says Aidan Johnson, Hamilton's first openly gay city councillor. And the new MPP should apologize.
Northbound lanes of Claremont Access closed 'until further notice'
The northbound lanes of the Claremont Access were supposed to reopen today, but the city has announced those lanes going down the Escarpment access are now closed “until further notice.”
Muslim teen left with brain blood clot after brutal beating
Noah Rabbani was just trying to get home from a friend's house overnight Saturday in Hamilton — but he ended up in intensive care after a brutal beating from two men with a baseball bat. Now his family is left wondering if the attack was a hate crime.
U.S. Steel Canada bankruptcy protection extended again
A judge in downtown Toronto granted an extension on the court-supervised restructuring process that U.S. Steel Canada has been going through for more than two years.
Auditor general slams Wynne government over hospital wait times, shoddy road construction
Ontario's Auditor General Bonnie Lysyk has a bucketful of criticism for how Kathleen Wynne's Liberal government is spending tax dollars.
Toronto police arrest 45-year-old Brantford man after Grey Cup sexual assault
Toronto police announced they arrested a 45-year-old Brantford man in connection with a sexual assault investigation stemming from an incident at BMO Field on Sunday.
Youngest-ever MPP Sam Oosterhoff grilled before swearing-in Wednesday
Sam Oosterhoff, the youngest-ever MPP elected to Ontario legislature, was sworn in Wednesday, two days later than his compatriot elected in Ottawa.
Smooth start Wednesday - DayStarter Commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Showers Wednesday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Elderly couple to be reunited Wednesday, 2 weeks before 70th anniversary
The couple in their 90s will be reunited with just over two weeks to go until their 70th anniversary after being separated by the province's long-term care bureaucracy.
Toronto police seek Ticats jersey-wearing suspect in Grey Cup sexual assault
Toronto police say a man dressed in Tiger-Cats gear came up behind a woman around 10 p.m. Sunday at BMO Field and sexually assaulted her.
Toronto's LRT headaches won't necessarily be coming this way for Hamilton project: Planner
Looking at Toronto's experience as a model may help Hamilton avoid some pitfalls, but isn't the ultimate model of how Hamilton's LRT will definitely be structured, said the city's LRT coordinator Tuesday.
Fisherville mourns 'hero' pilot who was Santa's escort
Flags are flying at half-mast in Fisherville, Ont. as the small community near Hamilton mourns Capt. Thomas McQueen, a Canadian Forces Pilot who was killed in a fatal fighter jet crash near Cold Lake, Alta. on Monday.
Hamilton cop ignored homicide call, drove away from shooting scene where 4 died
Const. Kyle Anders, 32, failed to respond to a multiple shooting call on April 16, 2016, despite being the closest officer at the time the call was dispatched.
OSPCA 'bowing to activist pressure' after charges: Marineland
Days after the OSPCA charged Marineland with five counts of animal cruelty, the theme park has fired back, alleging the animal welfare watchdog is “bowing to pressure from radical California-based animal rights activists.”
Pilot killed in CF-18 crash was from Hamilton area, engaged to be married
The Canadian Forces pilot killed in Monday's fatal fighter jet crash near Cold Lake, Alta., was a 10-year veteran flying a routine training mission. Capt. Thomas McQueen was engaged to be married soon, Col. Paul Doyle, commander of 4 Wing Cold Lake, says.
Elderly pedestrian killed Saturday identified as 87-year-old Youkhanna Mikhaiel
Hamilton Police said Tuesday the victim's family had authorized the release of his name to alert friends within the Assyrian community
What if Scrooge was from Hamilton's North End? Things to do Tuesday Nov. 29
Here's a pretty great list of things to do today in Hamilton.
Red Hill Valley Parkway collision early Tuesday - DayStarter Commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Periods of rain Tuesday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Local union still not backing proposed U.S. Steel deal
With a court date looming Wednesday that may give a first look at a proposed deal to buy the beleaguered Canadian arm U.S. Steel, the local steelworkers union is still not close to supporting the deal that’s currently on the table.
Jury room secrets offered to press at start of Badgerow trial
Robert Badgerow’s historic fourth murder trial on the same charge was delayed for days because someone contacted a member of the press offering behind the scenes knowledge from the jury room.
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