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Man tried to bite police and take an officer's gun
A 31-year-old Hamilton man is facing charges after allegedly trying to take a police officer's gun and bite other officers, Saturday morning.
Hamilton police officers assaulted for seizing fentanyl and other drugs during traffic stop
A Hamilton man and a woman face 10 charges for assaulting police officers after investigators found fentanyl and other illegal drugs during a traffic stop in the Gibson area, overnight Saturday.
Hamilton pawn shop robber stole over $25K worth of jewelry
Hamilton police are searching for a man who stole more than $25,000 worth of jewelry from an east end pawnshop, Friday afternoon.
What's happening around Hamilton on Family Day?
Looking for something to do on Family Day? Take advantage of the above-seasonal temperatures and head outside to one of the family-friendly events happening across Hamilton.
Warm weekend blows away decades-old Hamilton temperature record
Hamilton's warm Saturday and Sunday blew past high-temperature records set 30-plus years ago.
Crews recover body of Hamilton man who fell through ice
Police have recovered the body of a 68-year-old man who fell through the ice while ice fishing Saturday at the Waterford North Conservation Area near Brantford, Ont.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out new music from New Love, Max the Lesser and Odd Years.
Naloxone program expansion put off as councillors worry about looming tax increase
Councillors moved to defer budget considerations for public health until there is clarity on how much federal and provincial contribution there will be towards expanding the anti-overdose kit program.
Frost Bites, Winterfest & dodgeball: Things to do in Hamilton Family Day weekend
Here's a pretty great list of things to do today in Hamilton.
Police searching for SUV driver who exposed himself to woman
Police are trying to track down a man who they say was masturbating in his SUV in front of a woman in west Hamilton on Wednesday.
New session at Queen's Park is all about your vote: Robert Fisher
Expect the new session of the Ontario legislature, set to begin next week, to sound a lot like a year-long election campaign. CBC's Ontario politics expert Robert Fisher explains that your hydro bill, public transit, the Spring budget and your vote will be the focus of the next few weeks at Queen's Park.
What's open and what's closed on Family Day in Hamilton
Gear up for an unseasonably warm long weekend in the Greater Hamilton Area with our guide to Family Day 2017.
Stabbing victim flags down police, 16-year-old charged
A wounded 18-year-old man flagged down a Hamilton police officer in the area of Barton Street and Wentworth Street North around 9:00 p.m. on Thursday.
Delay at Aldershot GO early Friday: DayStarter Commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Mainly sunny Friday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Hamilton public health wants budget boost to expand anti-overdose program
The requested budget of over $260,000 would increase service hours and staff for the crucial Public Health Services needle exchange van during the week, as well as adding Sunday hours for the first time.
Poor notes a sign of something to hide, argues Crown in ACTION trial closing arguments
Closing arguments are underway in the trial of four Hamilton police officers, charged with writing fake tickets for nuisance behaviours like panhandling and drinking in public.
'Unfounded' sex assault cases were 'properly and thoroughly investigated,' says Halton police
The Halton Regional Police Service says all “unfounded” sex assaults from 2016 were “properly and thoroughly investigated.”
Toxic waste cleanup underway at hidden Hamilton environmental blight
The first thing you notice when standing outside the building at 350 Wentworth Street North is the stench.
Police bust 'illegal' marijuana dispensary in continuing crackdown
The owner of the MMJ Canada dispensary on George Street has been charged on multiple drug-related counts. Police previously raided another MMJ Canada location in September 2016.
Tiger-Cats release Peter Dyakowski; he signs with the Argos hours later
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced Thursday that the team is letting long-time offensive lineman Peter Dyakowski go.
2 arrested, drugs worth $10,000 seized in Hamilton raid
The Hamilton Police Vice and Drug unit seized large quantities of cocaine, fentanyl, and other drugs from an apartment complex at 468 Ottawa Street North early Wednesday morning.
Things to do in Hamilton on Thursday
Here's a pretty great list of things to do today 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.
2 councillors hoping next court move will end citizen's complaint about campaign finances
If this complaint takes much longer to get cleared up, councillors Terry Whitehead and Jason Farr could begin their next round of campaigning with their last campaign still hanging over their heads.
Ontario to spend $1.8M to improve police response to sex violence
Ontario is putting $1.8 million toward 15 pilot projects aimed at improving police responses to sexual violence, including two case review models that are similar to a celebrated approach pioneered in Philadelphia.
Stuart McLean remembered
CBC radio host and writer Stuart McLean remembered on social media.
Listen to a tribute to Stuart McLean today 1 p.m. on CBC Radio 1 or online at cbc.ca/radio
Stuart McLean, the host of CBC Radio's The Vinyl Café and an award-winning humorist, has died at age 68 after a battle with melanoma.
U-Haul driver alleged to have left scene of collision turns himself in
A man police say was caught on video walking away from a crash has turned himself in
Councillors kill idea of adding a Bay Street LRT stop
City councillors decided Wednesday not to ask Metrolinx to add a $2.6 million stop at Bay Street downtown in the upcoming Hamilton light-rail transit (LRT) project.
CFL free agency: Ticats re-sign Davis to further bolster secondary
After Tuesday's flurry of moves as the CFL's free agency period opened, Hamilton and Montreal concentrated on the defensive side of the ball Wednesday with each signing a defensive back.
'Work with us,' pot activists say at small city hall dispensary rally
Roughly a dozen marijuana advocates gathered in front of Hamilton City Hall Wednesday, decrying pressure placed on dispensaries by police and the city in recent months.
No major delays early Wednesday: DayStarter Commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Chance of flurries Wednesday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Hamilton man forced to sell retirement home after being barred from the U.S.
Ken Drake owns a retirement home in Florida. He can't get to it anymore, as he has been barred from the U.S. over a 47-year-old conviction for stealing floral prints.
Can all suicides be prevented in an inpatient facility like St. Joe's?
Is it realistic to expect that no one admitted to hospital with suicidal thoughts will be able to kill themselves while they’re there? One expert in suicide prevention from Johns Hopkins University says it is.
Police seek driver who left the scene after U-Haul truck plowed into cars
Hamilton police say a man left the scene of a crash Monday after the U-Haul truck he was driving plowed into the cars in front of him.
Meet 'Harmonica Phil,' the hero of the Arkells stadium show
From now on, Phil Farugia will be known as “Harmonica Phil” — a proud reminder of the night he got to share the stage with both Arkells and Frank Turner, all in the same night.
Sacred fire ceremony for missing and murdered indigenous people
First Nations representatives are gathered on the front lawn of Hamilton City Hall for a Valentine's Day sacred fire ceremony to pray for the souls of missing and murdered Indigenous people.
Prom project kicks off for third year in Hamilton
Hamiltonians can donate their formalwear to ensure students can afford to attend proms, graduations, and major milestone events.
Grimsby builder fined $20K after storage barn collapse
A builder from Grimsby has been fined $20,000 after a partially built storage barn collapsed due to winds and a lack of bracing and proper anchoring.
No major delays early Tuesday: DayStarter Commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Chance of showers Tuesday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Rainbow crosswalk decision pushed back for consultation with LGBTQ community
A plan for a "rainbow crosswalk" at the intersection of King William Street and Ferguson Avenue meant to be a symbol of inclusiveness with the LGBTQ community has been pushed back for more consultation with that very community.
Crumbling James Street 'gateway' mural in line for $31K makeover
One of the first things you see in the city when heading to and from the Hamilton GO Centre is about to get a major overhaul.
Westdale students create 'ring of peace' around school to promote inclusion
Students at Westdale Secondary School joined hands in a show of solidarity against Islamophobia and in favour of inclusivity for all.
Gender-neutral bathrooms proposed for Hamilton libraries
A new report heading to the city’s library board this week is proposing gender-neutral bathrooms for Hamilton’s libraries, in the name of equal access rights transgender people.
How to talk to your kids about racism: tips from parenting expert
Black History Month is a good time to talk to your kids about racism. What should you say? Samantha Kemp-Jackson, a journalist who writes about parenting, has some advice.
Hamilton photographer creates stunning fantasy world in her attic
There’s a majestic, secret garden thriving in an east Hamilton attic — cobbled together from $200 worth of wood and flowers scrounged from Dollarama.
Crack down on nefarious cash for gold places that victimize people, resident says
Jodi Formosi visited every pawn and cash-for-gold place in Hamilton in search of her stolen family jewelry. What she discovered is how few of them cared.
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