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Jury selection resumed in Kitchener Wednesday in Robert Badgerow's fourth murder trial.

Hamilton police say they've raided an illegal marijuana dispensary in Hess Village. But the owner of MMJ Canada says it's a waste of resources, and marijuana will likely be legal by the time he sees trial.

The scores are dropping and the gap between local scores and the provincial average is growing in many subjects.

Hamilton Police Service is finally getting its long-awaited new forensics facility in downtown Hamilton, despite one city councillor saying it's the equivalent of putting it on a credit card.

Passenger numbers were down yet again in 2015. But in August of this year, they finally started to pick up.

While the arson at the downtown mosque was motivated by hate, it was not deliberately timed to the anniversary of the 2001 Hindu temple arson, say police.

While the details of the memorandum are not being released, the province says the deal "advances (the) process to save jobs, industry and pensions in Hamilton and at Lake Erie."

Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton on Thursday, Sept. 22.

A 38-year-old man has died after a fall at Hamilton's Devil's Punchbowl waterfall.

Check here for your traffic and transit updates for Wednesday morning.

People who avoid potatoes to reduce their carb intake can now try a new Ontario-grown variety that's touted to have a lower glycemic response, meaning it doesn't cause the rapid spike in blood sugar that normally comes from eating carbohydrate-rich foods.

Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.

Metrolinx and the city will journey up the escarpment to host a public information session in the part of the city most associated with a dislike for LRT.

Here's a look at the numbers behind new and costly proposals for fighting addiction in Hamilton.

It looks like Hamilton city council will debate having a light rail transit (LRT) referendum sooner rather than later — a notion some are applauding, and others say is playing politics.

Ancaster High School was locked down Tuesday afternoon after reports surfaced of a person near the school with a knife.

After a bizarre performance on The Today Show that was almost universally panned after it exploded online, Corey Feldman's Hamilton Comic Con appearance is still a go.

The Toronto Raptors have signed free-agent guard and Canadian national team member Brady Heslip.

The man was supposed to present the program to more than 30 schools in Halton and Hamilton, police say.

The provincial police watchdog is investigating after a police motorcycle and another driver’s motorcycle collided on the Mountain Monday afternoon.

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.

Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton on Tuesday, Sept. 20

Police say a Hamilton man being investigated for impaired driving in Kingston showed officers his Costco card when asked for his driver's licence.

A feed of traffic and transit updates for Tuesday, September 20

Halton Regional Police say they believe there may be other alleged victims in a sexual assault investigation.

Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.

Unifor announced a tentative contract agreement early Tuesday with General Motors of Canada just after a midnight strike deadline that had been set.

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 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.

Hamilton police report that they have removed a body from the Hamilton Harbour early Monday afternoon.

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.

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.

It's a typical Monday with starts and stops.

Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.

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.

Several police cars blocked off and surrounded a bus in central Hamilton on Sunday morning, after a “disturbance” was called in.

Dog lovers, rejoice — you should soon have a new place to relax with your four-legged family members.

A missing 74-year-old senior from Stoney Creek has been located, Hamilton police say.

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.

Check out new music from Vacay, Native Other and Wool and Howl.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The city will look at establishing supervised injection sites and expanding its naloxone program at a cost of roughly $500,000.

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 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.

The world's last surviving Tribal Class destroyer, docked in Hamilton since 2003, is moving for repairs.

Grace Elliot of Stoney Creek has been missing since Tuesday, and police are asking the public to watch for her.

Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton this weekend.