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Hamilton's apartment vacancy rate is up because younger adults can't leave home
The good news: vacancy rate for apartments has increased slightly in Hamilton. The bad news: it's because people aged 15 to 24 can't find full-time jobs.
Fear of falling rocks closes lanes on Claremont Access
Repairs needed for clusters of rocks in danger of falling have closed the Northbound lanes of the Claremont Access until at least Wednesday, the city says.
Hamilton housing prices will keep driving locals away: CMHC
Housing prices are going up just as full-time jobs are going down. So people are moving elsewhere.
Court rejects Hamilton dad's fight to get warnings from school board over 'false teachings'
A Hamilton Superior Court judge ruled against a Greek Orthodox dad who said the Hamilton public school board violated his Charter rights when it failed to warn him before his young children were exposed to "false teachings."
Superhero mannequin challenge hits Niagara Falls
Can you name every superhero and pop culture icon in this video?
Episode 2: The Hammer
Hamilton police discover Sheryl Sheppard’s fiancé, Michael Lavoie, parked in a storage locker overcome by exhaust fumes. As the missing person case turns into a homicide investigation, detectives try to piece together what happened the weekend Sheryl disappeared.
SIU investigating after teen Tasered, seniors injured
The provincial police watchdog is investigating after two seniors and an 18-year-old man were injured during an incident with police at a St. Catharines variety store on Sunday.
See the CP Holiday Train: Things to do in Hamilton Monday Nov. 28
Here's a pretty great list of things to do today in Hamilton.
Woman threw 'full cup of hot tea in officer's face': OPP
The OPP say a 48-year-old Norfolk County woman has been charged after throwing a "full cup of hot tea in an officer's face."
Mix of sun and cloud Monday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Northbound Claremont access closed - DayStarter Commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
4 things the city is learning about Toronto's LRT setup
Here are four things councillors will learn about Toronto’s LRT deals (like the Eglinton Crosstown and Finch West lines).
87-year-old pedestrian struck crossing street, dies
An 87-year-old man is dead after he was struck by a car while crossing the street on the Mountain Saturday night.
Country star Johnny Reid countersuing Harvest Picnic organizer
Canadian country star Johnny Reid is suing the company behind The Harvest Picnic, seeking thousands of dollars in unpaid fees after last summer’s festival.
Train kills senior, 77, on Stoney Creek train tracks
A senior died when she was struck and killed by a train while on the tracks in Stoney Creek Friday night, police say.
Hamilton Cold Case: Sheryl Sheppard disappears and there's a clear suspect
The second season of Someone Knows Something is focusing on the 1998 disappearance of Hamiltonian Sheryl Sheppard. Episode 2 looks at the initial police investigation and the emergence of a suspect.
Ontario MPP Randy Hillier apologizes for retweet calling hijab-clad Andrea Horwath 'dehumanized'
Conservative MPP Randy Hillier is apologizing for a tweet he shared that described a hijab-clad Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath as "dehumanized."
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out brand new songs from Stella Rio, Billy Moon and Terra Lightfoot.
Q&A: Robert Fisher on Kathleen Wynne's apology for electricity rates
The tears were real, Fisher says of Wynne's apology. But will it be enough to rejuvenate her brand?
Police searching for suspect in Mountain ATM robbery
A 19-year-old woman was robbed outside an ATM on Thursday night in the area of Upper James Street and Mohawk Road West, say police
Police investigating break-in at Dundurn Castle
Hamilton Police say someone broke a window on the north side of the castle and got in around 4 a.m. Friday.
Ontario SPCA charges Marineland with 5 counts of animal cruelty
The Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has charged Marineland with five counts of animal cruelty after a complaint raised concerns about some of the animals' well-being at the Niagara Falls, Ont., amusement park.
ACTION trial: Judge shoots down call for mistrial
The judge in the ACTION fake ticket trial rejected a call for a mistrial after defence attorney Daniel Moore moved for a mistrial claiming the Crown had brought forth "brand new allegations" against his client Const. Shawn Smith during cross-examination the day before.
Hamilton man charged with additional sex assault charges
Three more women came forward with allegations that Jeffrey Alan Smallwood, 43, sexually assaulted them between 1998 and 2004.
It's another wet day: Hamilton Daystarter Weather, Nov. 25
Forecasters say there could be flurries tonight.
No major problems on the highway: Hamilton Daystarter Traffic, Nov. 25
GO trains are running on time and the OPP is reporting no major problems on the highways.
Water rates are going up 4.85 per cent, but can Hamilton taxpayers afford it?
Some councillors argued Hamiltonians can't afford a water rate increase. Others said the city can't afford not to raise them.
Local duo creates penis-themed adult colouring book
Connor Thompson and Chris Elphick are putting the finishing touches on their new colouring book called Cockadoodles. Yes, it is actually a colouring/activity book that’s full of penises.
Use 'common sense' when weighing evidence in Robert Badgerow murder trial, judge tells jury
Justice Patrick Flynn has started his charge to the jury before they begin deliberations in the first-degree murder trial of Robert Badgerow. The former steelworker is accused of killing Diane Werendowicz in June 1981.
ACTION trial: Officer says crib notes of names, addresses weren't for faking tickets
The trial into ACTION team fake ticket allegations continued Thursday with a second accused officer testifying in his own defence.
Posters linking alt-right to neo-Nazis removed at McMaster
Days after flyers promoting an extreme alt-right website appeared at McMaster University and were subsequently torn down, the university has also removed posters equating the alt-right with neo-Nazism.
Hamilton commuters among those to pay the price for Gardiner tolls
Toronto Mayor John Tory announced Thursday plans for road tolls on the Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway. How do you feel about that plan?
Historic rallies and toxic avengers: Things to Do in Hamilton on Nov. 24
Here are some things to do in Hamilton on Thursday.
Hamilton ends super mailbox court battle with Canada Post
The city won't pursue another appeal over where Canada Post puts its community mailboxes on Hamilton roadsides.
Hamilton police find a missing 78-year-old man safe
Nicolino Lima had been missing since Wednesday.
It's a rainy Thursday morning - Hamilton Daystarter weather, Nov. 24
Rain will end this morning. Then it'll be cloudy with a 40 per cent chance of showers. High 6.
Traffic has cleared and the GO is slightly delayed - Daystarter Commute
Police have cleared some collisions around the 403 and the Linc.
All councillors will see big LRT issues at the same time now
Hamilton city councillors will see big information around the light rail transit (LRT) project at the same time now, rather than it going to a subcommittee first.
Hamilton city council narrowly rejects cat licensing
It costs Hamilton taxpayers $1 million a year to deal with lost, stray and feral cats.
Noudga's house arrest allowed for baseball games and music festivals
Christina Noudga’s stint under house arrest included Blue Jays games, music festivals and nights out with friends, her social media feeds show.
Evidence points to Robert Badgerow, Crown says in Diane Werendowicz murder trial summation
The Crown says it's no coincidence Robert Badgerow is accused of killing Diane Werendowicz in 1981. The evidence means 'we have the right man,' the prosecutor says in his closing arguments.
ACTION trial: Officer says he didn't write any fake tickets
Const. Bhupesh Gulati admitted his note-taking is poor or nonexistent when he deals with the "regulars" or "frequent flyers" as an officer patrolling downtown Hamilton, and he's written down the wrong time on tickets, but he said he has never made up a ticket.
Dundas pharmacy robbed at gunpoint for narcotics
Hamilton police are searching for a man who robbed a Dundas pharmacy at gunpoint on Friday morning.
Victim beaten with metal bar during safe robbery
Hamilton police are searching for three suspects after a group reportedly forced their way into a home overnight while brandishing weapons and stole a safe.
Police searching for missing woman with vision impairment
Kaylee Reddick, 30, was reported missing on Nov. 22, and she is believed to be either in Hamilton or Toronto.
Missing man found dead in Brantford - homicide unit investigating
On Nov. 5, Jeffrey James Roberts was last seen riding on his bike. Two weeks later, he was found dead in dead in a field. What happened to him?
Things to do in Hamilton Wednesday Nov. 23
Here's a pretty great list of things to do today in Hamilton.
Cats and dogs and LRT coming up at Hamilton city council
Should the city license cats? Does it need a special committee for LRT? CBC Hamilton will report live.
QEW crash at Burloak early Wednesday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Increasing cloudiness Wednesday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
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