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Citizen scientists to map pollution and where more trees are needed
Trees Please Hamilton wants 'Citizen Scientists' to help clean the air. It launches a three-year, $345,000 Air Pollution Project aimed at lower city neighbourhoods
Brantford Police looking for missing man not seen in 41 years
Police are asking for your help to find 59-year-old Richard Henry Jones. He was last seen in 1975 on Clench Avenue in Brantford, Ontario
Things to do in Hamilton this weekend
Hockey, heavy-metal and humour form the backbone for the city's weekend, with reptiles and fine art along for the ride.
United Steelworkers to appeal debt decision in U.S. Steel proceedings
The United Steelworkers are planning to launch an appeal to overturn a judge's ruling favouring U.S. Steel in ongoing bankruptcy protection proceedings.
Hamilton's homeless still face chronic health conditions
38% of homeless residents face chronic health conditions, as revealed by The City of Hamilton's point-in-time count of local homelessness.
Get your tobogganing in now, Hamilton: warm week ahead
If you still have items left on your winter activities 'to do' list, this weekend would be a good time to check some of those off.
Suspended Hamilton mortgage broker facing additional sexual assault charges
A suspended Hamilton-based mortgage broker is facing additional charges of sexual assault following a police investigation.
Smooth start Friday morning: DayStarter commute
Here's a look at travel in Hamilton on roads and rails for March 4, 2016.
Mainly cloudy Friday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at Hamilton's weather for March 4, 2016.
988 Syrian refugees have arrived in Hamilton - housing still a top need
Hamilton organizations scrambled in January to provide adequate resources to an influx of Syrian refugees arriving to the city.
B.C. owners fined $70,000 for failed environmental cleanup in Hamilton
A British Columbia company and it's owner are being fined $70,000 after failing to comply with EPA standards for two Hamilton properties.
Hamilton's economic growth to outpace national average in 2016: study
A new study from the Conference Board of Canada suggests the City of Hamilton's economy will grow in 2016, outpacing the national average for a second straight year.
What if E.T. phoned Earth? New study suggests best way to hear the call
Two researchers connected to McMaster University in Hamilton have published a new study identifying what they think is our best chance, if extraterrestrials call, to make sure we hear the message.
Police search office of suspended mortgage broker Dennis Khanna
Police confirm the search warrant is related to ongoing fraud and sexual assault investigations.
Tim Bosma trial: Defence lawyers spar over shell casing found in truck
The lawyers representing the two men accused of killing Hamilton man Tim Bosma spent most of Thursday arguing with each other in court, as the location of a key piece of evidence in the case — a bullet casing found in Bosma's truck — showed a sharp divide between them.
St. Joe's wants to opt out of providing doctor-assisted death
The head of a Catholic health care organization in Hamilton says he's hoping provincial legislation will allow it to opt out of providing the service altogether.
A cold Thursday morning: DayStarter commute
Here's a look at travel in Hamilton on roads and rails for March 3, 2016.
Man wielding sword Tasered, arrested near Hamilton school: police
Police say a 20-year-old man carrying a sword has been arrested near a Hamilton school.
Tim Bosma trial: Blood spatter expert to testify Thursday
Jurors will hear evidence Thursday from a blood spatter expert who will discuss forensic evidence discovered during the investigation into the death of Tim Bosma.
Cold alert Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at Hamilton's weather for March 3, 2016.
Workers damaged by city hall rhetoric over roads scandal, says union
Two years ago, the city fired and suspended numerous roads workers after a sweeping investigation. City councillors and officials made comments that had a "negative impact" on the workers, the union says.
6 questions about this week's $2.2 billion U.S. Steel decision
Here's what you need to know about this week's ruling in the long-running saga of U.S. Steel's investment in the former Stelco operations in Hamilton and Nanticoke.
Skyway Bridge crash: 'You could hear the steel twisting,' judge told
Kyle Turnbull can remember working scaffolding on the Skyway Bridge and warning his colleagues about the approaching truck. The trial of dump truck driver Sukhvinder Singh Rai began Wednesday.
IBM moving into Stelco tower, bringing jobs downtown
The tech giant is partnering with Hamilton Health Sciences and will occupy six floors of the now partially vacant tower.
Tim Bosma trial: Gun photos found on Dellen Millard's computer
Investigators examining computers found at Dellen Millard's Toronto home discovered pictures of guns and the online ad for Tim Bosma's truck in the internet browsing history, court heard Wednesday at the trial of two men accused of killing the Hamilton-area man.
Tim Bosma trial: OPP officer who analyzed computers seized returns to stand
Jim Falconer from the OPP will be back in court Wednesday to give the bulk of his evidence as to what he found on the electronic devices seized in the case.
Hamilton's snow day: A cold alert, what's open, closed & roads updates
All Hamilton public schools are closed Wednesday but the Catholic schools are open. Here's a look at commute and weather conditions, what's open, what's closed and more.
Mayor says he won't push suburbs to pay more for transit
Fred Eisenberger struck a citizens' jury, which recommended looking at the area rating of transit. But the mayor and others say the city is too busy dealing with LRT to look at the issue.
Graffiti artists employ new technique in downtown Hamilton
Graffiti perpetrators are getting very creative with the way they deploy their paint.
Police release sketch of Roxborough Park sexual assault suspect
The man is wanted for the sexual assault of a woman who got off a bus around 6:30 a.m. on Feb. 27.
Police find $40K in prescription and illegal drugs at Mountain home
Police arrested five people they say were involved in trafficking and seized cocaine, oxycodone, codeine, hydromorphone, fentanyl and marijuana.
Bosma trial: Investigators searched for gun at Smich house, seize iPad
Investigators combed the property around Mark Smich's Oakville, Ont., home looking for a gun in 2013, court heard Tuesday in the trial of two men accused of killing Hamilton-area man Tim Bosma.
Hamilton storm to bring 15 to 25 cm of snow overnight
Hamilton's streets and sidewalks remained dry and snow-free until about 5:30 p.m., but that quickly changed Tuesday evening.
Poverty on the Mountain is unique — so are its housing issues
Gentrification in the lower city is pushing low-income people to Ward 7, where they are more isolated and have poorer transit, one advocate says. And they need affordable places to live.
Call out fellow councillors when they put down other cultures: Myrie
In February, one city councillor called out another at the city council table after the latter made insensitive remarks about Colombia. The next Ward 7 councillor should do that too, says a diversity consultant.
Calm before the storm: DayStarter commute Tuesday
Although a winter storm warning from Environment Canada is in effect for the Hamilton area, the roads are dry and clear this morning.
Tim Bosma trial: forensic biologist returns to testify today
Jurors will hear the defence cross-examine James Sloots today. He's the forensic expert who testified Monday that there is a one in 18 quadrillion chance that the blood found inside Tim Bosma's truck didn't come from Bosma.
Winter storm warning Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for March 1, 2016.
Judge rules in favour of U.S. Steel parent's $2.2B debt claim
Ontario Superior Court Justice Herman Wilton-Siegel said more than $2.2 billion spent to acquire and keep afloat the former Stelco should be repaid.
Aldershot Greenhouses fined after worker dies
A worker at the Waterdown company fell from a ladder while watering bales and died of head injuries weeks later.
Carding and 'cleaning up' the core: Hamilton's ACTION team
Hamilton Police will have to reconcile its ACTION team's use of carding and policing of vulnerable people downtown with new parameters being drafted by the province.
Tim Bosma trial: Blood, DNA evidence links Bosma, Millard
There is a one in 18 quadrillion chance that the blood found inside and outside Tim Bosma's truck came from someone other than the slain man, a Hamilton jury heard Monday as the trial of two men accused of killing the father of one continued.
Winter storm expected to hit Hamilton Tuesday
Environment Canada has issued a winter storm watch for the City of Hamilton with anywhere between 15 to 30 cm of heavy snow expected to fall on Tuesday.
Neil Bantleman in mass holding compound as family prepares to support him in jail
The Burlington Ont. teacher's family wants him set up in a proper cell as soon as possible and is prepared to pay money to ensure he gets safer conditions.
Hamilton police and fire crews investigating hazardous material incident
Houghton Avenue by Main Street East and Dunsmore Road is closed as emergency crews investigate an incident involving suspected hazardous materials.
Hamilton man dead after fatal collision
A local man is dead after a fatal collision in Ancaster Monday morning.
Tim Bosma murder trial: Incinerator evidence focus at trial of 2 accused
The trial of two men accused of killing Hamilton's Tim Bosma enters its fifth week today, with testimony expected from a forensic biologist who examined a portable incinerator.
Oscars, Di Caprio wins at last; Trump and Clinton: DayStarter Top Stories Monday
Catch up on the Oscars, look ahead to Super Tuesday and in the U.S. presidential primaries and find out about NHL trade deadline day.
Roads moving well: DayStarter commute Monday
The roads are mostly dry and traffic is moving well this morning.
DayStarter Weather: Flurries and rain today, on the way to a stormy Tuesday
A mild windy day with rain and flurrries is in store. But watch out for Tuesday
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