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Car impaled by metal pole — woman and baby survive: OPP
A young woman and an infant have survived a terrifying accident in Norfolk County where their car was pierced by a metal pole from end to end.
Things to do in Hamilton on Tuesday, Sept. 20
Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton on Tuesday, Sept. 20
Kingston cops asked for license, Hamilton man showed Costco card: police
Police say a Hamilton man being investigated for impaired driving in Kingston showed officers his Costco card when asked for his driver's licence.
Truck protest slows traffic on 401 in Milton: Tuesday DayStarter commute
A feed of traffic and transit updates for Tuesday, September 20
Woman sexually assaulted in Burlington park, may be more victims: police
Halton Regional Police say they believe there may be other alleged victims in a sexual assault investigation.
Mix of sun and cloud Tuesday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Unifor announces tentative deadline deal with GM to avert strike
Unifor announced a tentative contract agreement early Tuesday with General Motors of Canada just after a midnight strike deadline that had been set.
City approves free crack pipes, moves towards safe injection site study
The city of Hamilton is taking steps to become a safer place for drug users with an increased focus on a local harm reduction strategy
Jury selection begins in Robert Badgerow trial
Jury selection is underway in the first-degree murder trial of Robert Badgerow. Potential jurors appeared at a Kitchener court Monday for this fourth trial over the 1981 death of Diane Werendowicz.
Body recovered from Hamilton Harbour
Hamilton police report that they have removed a body from the Hamilton Harbour early Monday afternoon.
Woman arrested for spitting on HSR driver, assaulting police
A woman who was arrested for causing a disturbance on an HSR bus yesterday allegedly spit on the driver and bit the officers who were trying to arrest her, police say.
Ribbon cutting Monday for city's first pedestrian crossover
The City of Hamilton is holding a ribbon cutting ceremony Monday for the first of many pedestrian crossings: designated areas for people to cross the road that are unrelated to intersections and traffic lights.
Early Monday: DayStarter commute
It's a typical Monday with starts and stops.
Sunny Monday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Hairdressers donate haircuts to Syrian refugees and the homeless
It’s one of the most-used rebuttals to Hamilton’s welcoming stance on refugees: “Why aren’t we helping out our own homeless people instead?” Well on Sunday at Wesley Urban Ministries, they did both.
Police surround bus after 'disturbance,' woman arrested
Several police cars blocked off and surrounded a bus in central Hamilton on Sunday morning, after a “disturbance” was called in.
Wag those tails: New dog café planned for Hamilton
Dog lovers, rejoice — you should soon have a new place to relax with your four-legged family members.
Missing 74-year-old woman found
A missing 74-year-old senior from Stoney Creek has been located, Hamilton police say.
Jamesville and 500 MacNab will remain social housing after all
It seems there will be no "ghetto" in north Hamilton. Residents feared there would be after a consultant report earlier this year recommended 400 affordable housing units on Barton/Tiffany.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out new music from Vacay, Native Other and Wool and Howl.
Family of dead soldier once snubbed by government awarded Memorial Cross
The family of a Canadian soldier who killed himself after returning from Afghanistan was honoured Saturday with a Memorial Cross at a ceremony in Hamilton, Ont. — after intense criticism over the one cent of release pay sent to his mother after his death five years ago.
Robert Badgerow to stand trial on same murder charge for 4th time Monday
An Ontario man charged with first-degree murder in the 1981 killing of a nursing assistant goes to trial beginning Monday, making Canadian legal history because it is his fourth trial in the same case.
Ontario vet at centre of animal abuse allegations receives death threats: lawyer
The lawyer for an Ontario veterinarian suspended over mistreatment of animals in his care says his client has received death threats after videos showing him striking, choking and slamming cats and dogs appeared in media reports.
Garden chat Monday, September 19 at 12:30 p.m.
Are you ready to have the best garden on your block? Here's how: ask an expert. Be part of our award-winning live chat with expert gardeners. Also listen to the call-in show with Ontario Today's Ed Lawrence. Call in by dialling 1-888-817-8995 on Monday, September 19, 2016.
Hamilton board of health considers supervised injection sites for drug users
The city will look at establishing supervised injection sites and expanding its naloxone program at a cost of roughly $500,000.
Kathleen Wynne's throne speech kicks off election showdown: Robert Fisher
A throne speech from the Ontario Liberal government has got opposition parties staking out their pre-election positions. Political analyst Robert Fisher talks about how the three party leaders are re-inventing and re-defining their positions.
Brantford crime spree includes dine and dash, stolen bike and home invasion
Brantford police say a local man went on a crime spree that started with a dine and dash and ended in a someone else's apartment.
HMCS Haida glides through Hamilton Harbour on way to drydock repairs
The world's last surviving Tribal Class destroyer, docked in Hamilton since 2003, is moving for repairs.
Public asked to watch for missing 74-year-old woman
Grace Elliot of Stoney Creek has been missing since Tuesday, and police are asking the public to watch for her.
Things to do in Hamilton this weekend: Sept. 16-18
Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton this weekend.
Muslim council says police too hesitant on 'hate crime' designation
Following an alleged act of arson at a local mosque, the Muslim Council of Greater Hamilton is criticizing the police's 'hesitancy' to call the incident a hate crime.
No major delays Friday: DayStarter commute
Follow along for updates on road and rail commutes in the city.
Mainly sunny Friday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Hamilton aims to vaccinate 500 pets against rabies in 1 day
The recent outbreak of rabies in Hamilton has prompted the city to hold a low-cost vaccine clinic for dogs and cats.
Child porn, exploitation numbers jump drastically in Hamilton and across Ontario
In the last decade in Hamilton and across Ontario, child pornography and child exploitation incidents have grown a staggering amount, data obtained by CBC News shows.
Police showing Hindu Samaj documentary Thursday; one day after a mosque arson
The documentary will be part of an event called "An Evening of Reflection."
Kids voted on how to spend $1M on Hamilton street projects
Kids are "the ultimate pedestrians," one politician says. That's why their votes were given equal weight in how to spend $1 million.
City joins call for public inquiry into U.S. Steel bankruptcy process
The bankruptcy protection process has left hundreds of Hamilton steel retirees without their regular healthcare benefits.
Man charged with killing cats found them in online post for free kittens
The Lincoln County Humane Society is warning about putting animals online after discovering that cats abused by a St. Catharines man were acquired from a post about free kittens.
Mom who received 1-cent after soldier son's suicide getting Silver Cross
A Canadian soldier who killed himself after serving in Afghanistan will finally be honoured with a Memorial Cross this weekend, ending a long battle to have the military recognize his death as service related.
Things to do in Hamilton on Thursday, Sept. 15
Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton on Wednesday, Sept. 14.
Overnight arson at Hamilton mosque, fire put out by Syrian refugees
An arson at the Ibrahim Jame Mosque on King Street East was stopped by Syrian refugees.The attack comes on the eve of the 15th anniversary of an arson attack on the Hindu Samaj Temple in the days after 9/11.
A few delays early Thursday: DayStarter commute
Follow along for updates on road and rail commutes in the city.
Mainly sunny Thursday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
No longer homeless: How Buddy and Maureen went from sleeping in a field to a new apartment
The story of how two of the city's 70-some people prioritized for housing this year moved from sleeping outdoors for eight months to a two-bedroom place with a roof over their heads.
Even walking on the sidewalk isn't safe on Upper James: Skelly
The Ward 7 councillor will ask city council Wednesday to look at making the street safer. Also: Century Manor and city-wide Wi-Fi. Follow council debates live here starting at 5 p.m.
Where should Hamilton's LRT stops be located? Did Metrolinx get it right?
Metrolinx is listening to resident input on where to put LRT stops, and is looking at putting one at Gage Park. But it can't add many more and also meet its budget.
Via train rolled past Burlington stop signal and now its crew is temporarily suspended
A Via train travelling from London, Ont., to Toronto rolled past a stop signal in Burlington in a Labour Day incident that prompted Via to immediately replace the train's crew.
Man arrested after stabbing, found carrying meth, police say
A Hamilton man is facing charges of aggravated assault and drug possession after a stabbing in central Hamilton last week.
Rooftop cop chase led to serious injury, SIU investigating
The provincial Special Investigations Unit is probing an incident that occurred on Barton Street East.
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