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Arkells, Dirty Nil and more up for Juno awards
A bevy of Hamilton acts have been nominated for the 2017 Juno Awards.
How to stop your garbage and blue box from blowing around in high winds
Winds are expected to gust up to 80 km/h Tuesday evening. Here's how to stop from garbage from ending up in your neighbour's lawn.
Hamilton police board looks to discipline member who complained about secrecy
Walt Juchniewicz, a city appointee, told the city manager that the board lacked transparency.
Man charged with sex assaults, police believe there are more victims
Hamilton police have charged a man with multiple accounts of sexual assault and say they believe there are more victims out there.
Another cat found with rabies - How to keep your pets safe
Health officials are warning cat owners after a cat was found with rabies in rural Glanbrook. They're looking for anyone who came into contact with the cat.
Officer admits he was 'disorganized' as ACTION trial resumes
In the witness box for the first time on Tuesday, a third Hamilton police officer echoed testimony from his fellow defendants and other officers who’ve testified in the trial.
Who steals fire safety equipment? Hamilton police say this guy does
Hamilton police have released the image of a man, they say, is a suspect in the theft of metal nozzles attached to fire hoses in two central Hamilton apartment buildings.
Teen girl charged after police investigate downtown stabbing: Police
A 17-year-old girl has been charged with aggravated assault after Hamilton police say they investigated a stabbing downtown Monday afternoon.
Eastport Drive closed, crash investigation early Tuesday: DayStarter Commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Freezing rain warning for Hamilton: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
2 dead in single-vehicle crash near Burlington Skyway Bridge
The Ontario Provincial Police say two people are dead after a crash the Skyway Bridge in Hamilton.
Crash closes QEW westbound at Burlington for afternoon rush hour
The westbound QEW was closed for several hours Monday afternoon after a crash near Guelph Line sent a woman to hospital with critical injuries.
Hamilton and Halton police dismiss almost 1 in 3 sex assault reports as baseless
Halton police will review a host of recent cases in light of new statistics that show almost one in every three recent sex assault claims in the area are dismissed as baseless — yet Hamilton police have not committed to any such review.
Prices in central Hamilton more than double in 10 years
Home prices in central Hamilton have more than doubled in the past decade, rising 130 per cent between 2006 and 2016.
Hamilton doctor charged with 3 more counts of sexual assault
A Hamilton doctor who was already facing several sexual assault charges has been charged with five more counts of sexual assault.
Hamilton cold case: Woman who vanished left tape in case she disappeared
Sheryl Sheppard, a missing Hamilton woman who vanished almost two decades ago, left behind an audio tape for her sister, with instructions to give it to the police if anything ever happened to her.
Police investigating after woman rescued 30 metres down at Devil's Punchbowl
Hamilton fire crews responded to a car fire around 8:15 p.m. Sunday and rescued a woman from 30 metres down.
2 people charged after a dog was dragged by a car in Welland
Two suspects have been charged after police say a dog was dragged by a car for nearly a kilometre in Welland.
Stinson apartment building evacuated for elevated carbon monoxide level
An apartment building on East Avenue South where 45 people live was evacuated Sunday evening after some of them complained of an odour in the building and others weren't feeling well.
Hamilton braces for a potential ice storm
Environment Canada releases freezing rain warning overnight and into Tuesday.
GO cancellation early Monday: DayStarter Commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Mainly cloudy Monday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Hamilton cold case: Did Sheryl Sheppard know she was in danger?
Evidence is starting to pile up that Sheryl Sheppard knew that her life was in danger, the CBC’s true crime podcast Someone Knows Something has found.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out new music from Common Deer, B.A. Johnston and Chris Gostling and the Tempo.
Crews battle 4-alarm fire at Brantford metal recycling plant
Crews are still battling a four-alarm fire at a metal recycling plant in Brantford that's been burning since early Friday afternoon.
Nine sent to hospital after fire at Barton Street jail in Hamilton
Nine people were taken to hospital with various degrees of smoke inhalation after a multi-alarm fire at the Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre Friday night.
Family of elderly man attacked at nursing home demand changes to Alzheimer's care
The wife of an elderly Waterdown, Ont. man who was violently assaulted while sleeping in his nursing home bed last weekend says she "feels sickened by what he has to endure at the end of his life."
Man arrested after east end schools placed on hold and secure
Two local schools were placed in a hold and secure mode today, while Hamilton police arrested a man in the east end of the city.
Quebec attack has Hamilton's Muslim community opening doors to its home
Hamilton's Muslim community — "overwhelmed with messages of support," following last Sunday's attack on a Quebec City mosque — is fighting back against Islamaphobia by opening its doors to the city Friday to dispel misconceptions about the faith.
Hamilton man could spend life in St. Lucia prison — sentence delayed 1 week
The Hamilton man who pleaded guilty in January in the drowning death of a 4-year-old boy in St. Lucia in 2015 will have to wait another week to hear his sentence.
Outsiders joining Conservative Party to save Tories from 'extremist' views
Some are people who aren't traditionally Conservative, and some are lapsed members heading back to the party. But they're all joining to make sure they have a say in the 2017 Conservative leadership vote.
Winterfest, Superbowl parties & more: Things to do in Hamilton Feb. 3-5
Here's a pretty great list of things to do today in Hamilton.
11-year-old Burlington girl dies in snowmobile crash
Provincial police say an 11-year-old girl is dead following a collision involving a snowmobile and a transport truck.
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 flurries Friday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Important issues are hidden from the public, Hamilton police board member says
Walt Juchniewicz has asked Hamilton's city manager to investigate in a letter that discusses "hidden agendas."
Emerald ash borer kills dozens of trees at Confederation Park
City crews will remove 66 dead or dying ash trees from the Breezeway Trail at Confederation Park, the city announced Thursday.
Help us find an iconic Hamilton image
We're getting a new page design and we'd like your help giving it a special look. Part of the design will a picture spanning the top of the page. We'd like that picture to be one taken by one of you — one of our readers.
Brock University waives some fees for people banned from U.S.
Brock University says it is waiving some student fees and streamlining admissions for students impacted by a U.S. travel ban from seven Muslim-majority countries.
'It's everywhere': A former opioid dealer says Hamilton is full of fentanyl
Few people know the depths of Hamilton’s opioid problem like Lenore Power — because she lived it for over a decade.
Hamilton police search for a man who stole DJ equipment
Hamilton police are looking for a man who stole DJ equipment and around $15,000 of on Jan. 19 from a Hess Street South restaurant.
Province scraps LRT to the waterfront, and will run BRT to the airport instead
Metrolinx has been reconsidering the future of the James Street North spur line for LRT. But that's not all that will be discussed Thursday. Follow our live coverage of the announcement.
Smooth start early Thursday: DayStarter Commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Chance of flurries Thursday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
City employees should have gotten permission before taking van to Washington: Murray
"Hindsight being what it is," a group of employees who took a city van to Washington, D.C. and attended the Women's March there, in addition to doing work, should have gotten written permission, says Chris Murray. But he says it's been dealt with and the matter is closed.
LRT, GO or both?: Del Duca and Metrolinx will make Hamilton announcement Thursday
Metrolinx has been reconsidering the future of the James Street North spur line for LRT. But that's not all that will be discussed Thursday.
Niagara police on the hunt for bagpipes to fuel piping revival effort
You've heard of a gun amnesty? A new bagpipe "amnesty" by Niagara Regional Police Service’s Pipe Band is hoping to rescue old bagpipes, collecting dust in attics or garages and give them a second wind.
Hamilton city councillors vote to change ward boundaries - but only slightly
Instead of two options from a consultant, city councillors voted for their own options.
Mary Street car arson caught on video
Hamilton police have released security camera video of a car being torched on Mary Street last week.
How a Hamilton brewery created a 'global art gallery' using craft beer
The relationship between craft beer and art isn't new, but a Hamilton-based craft brewery re-imagined the partnership by creating a global community of artists. Each of Collective Arts Brewing's colourful cans and bottles are adorned with original artwork from over 600 international artists.
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