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No delays early Thursday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Mainly sunny Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather in Hamilton for June 30, 2016.
Sidelined bidder raises 'concerns' about U.S. Steel Canada sale process
A company that has been sidelined in the competition to buy U.S. Steel Canada expressed “concerns” over the sales process for that company and another Ontario steel company.
What you need to know about possible work stoppage at Canada Post
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers will be in an official strike position as of July 2. If there is a work stoppage, we have some tips to help you manage without mail.
Small-scale online-entrepeneurs face up to risks of a postal stoppage
Small-scale online shops are trying to prepare themselves for a potential mail strike this weekend, one that could have serious effects on their business.
Firefighter retrieves replica gun from sleeping driver: police
After being called to investigate an idling pickup truck on Flora Drive, a Burlington firefighter discovered a replica gun on the lap of the vehicle's sleeping driver.
Niagara Police searching for 78-year-old Michael White
Niagara Police report that 78-year-old Michael White was last seen leaving his home in Pelham Tuesday morning for a walk.
Tim Hortons Field ready for Ticats home opener on Canada Day
Tim Hortons Field will be ready for the Ticats home opener this Canada Day, following a month of structural issues on the east side of the stadium.
Mostly smooth Wednesday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Indigenous leaders demand action on 'no foul play' MMIW cases
Indigenous leaders and advocates say dozens of cases where police found no evidence of foul play must be included in a federal inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, following a CBC News investigation calling those findings into question.
Chance of showers Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather in Hamilton for June 29, 2016.
Inuit art created at Hamilton TB Sanatorium to be showcased at AGH
The Art Gallery of Hamilton is planning a major public exhibition to showcase Inuit art created by Inuit recovering from tuberculosis at the former Hamilton Mountain Sanatorium.
New report calls for LGBTQ+ community centre, better institutional practices
A new report makes the case for an LGBTQ+ community centre in Hamilton, as well as better efforts to facilitate safety and inclusion in community and public spaces.
U.S. Steel Canada sale behind-the-scenes maneuvers have workers worried
Unionized steelworkers are nervously eyeing the bidders that remain in a months-long process to buy U.S. Steel Canada and take over its Hamilton and Nanticoke operations.
5 reasons why Hamilton is renaming part of Burlington St. after Nikola Tesla
Hamilton once billed itself as "The Electric City" because of its enthusiastic adoption of widespread AC power. That electric relationship helped make the city what it is today.
Ticat Simoni Lawrence takes CFL weekly honors
The Tiger-Cats linebacker took a CFL player of the week award for his performance against the Argos in Week 1.
Work begins in 2017 on GO train expansion into Niagara
Expansion into Niagara includes construction of new east Hamilton station at Centennial Parkway.
Family doubts 27-year-old Tanya Hill's death was an accident
The 2011 death of Tanya Hill is one of dozens of cases across Canada where police say there is no evidence of foul play, but where the families of Indigenous women maintain their loved ones may have been murdered, a CBC News investigation has found.
Why, for many Canadian families, summer is a time for hunger
Pam Jolliffe, interim Executive Director of Food Banks Canada, explains why she says many so many families in Canada struggle to feed themselves during the summer and why food banks are struggling to keep up with demand.
Hamilton housing market shows no sign of cooling down
The Conference Board of Canada reports that the number of house listings in Hamilton, Ont. fell almost 20 per cent since May 2015.
Guns, cash and cocaine found in Stoney Creek home
A 35-year-old man is facing numerous charges after police say they found a quantity of drugs, guns and cash at a Stoney Creek home.
Few delays early Tuesday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Sunny Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather in Hamilton for June 28, 2016.
'No foul play' found in deaths of dozens of Indigenous women, but questions remain
In dozens of cases where police say there is no evidence of foul play, the families of missing and murdered Indigenous girls and women maintain their loved ones may have been victims of homicide, a CBC News investigation has found.
Masked anti-gentrification activists disrupt Try Hamilton real estate tour
A real estate development tour called Try Hamilton was disrupted by angry masked activists, one of whom is now wanted by Hamilton Police
McMaster student stroke prevention idea wins pitching competition
Engineering design student Nawal Behih won hundreds of dollars in three minutes with her stroke detection technology at a local pitch competition.
Strumbellas, Matt Andersen among Supercrawl 2016 headliners
At 9 a.m. Monday Supercrawl festival organizers announced the musical lineup to this year's festival.
Cigarettes likely caused highrise fire, says Hamilton Firefighters
The improper disposal of cigarettes or other smoking related materials is the suspected cause of a highrise fire on Emerald Street North.
GO delays Monday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Mainly sunny Monday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather in Hamilton for June 27, 2016.
#Dirtygirl: one of many performances at this year's Fringe festival
Part teen drama, part modern ghost or monster story — #dirtygirl is just one of the many performances to be performed at this year's Hamilton Fringe Festival.
NHLer Ryan Ellis hosts golf tournament to rebuild Hamilton playgrounds
Ryan Ellis of the Nashville Predators is organizing an annual charity golf tournament designed to fund the redevelopment of existing playgrounds in his hometown of Hamilton.
Hamilton's Supercrawl to unveil musical lineup on Monday
Organizers of Hamilton's Supercrawl festival are inviting residents to Mulberry Coffeehouse on Monday morning to hear who's on the bill for this year's celebration of music, art, fashion and culture.
UFO inquiry event described as 'cosmic Watergate' by organizers
Do UFOs exist? At weekend-long event in Brantford, a panel of experts will discuss just that. One of the experts is Paul Hellyer, former federal defence minister.
Circus-style acts celebrate French culture in Gage Park this weekend
FrancoFEST is a vintage circus-style festival featuring dance, drama, music, food and more.
Home invaders targeted random homes on the Mountain, police say
In one case, two people walked in the front door and threatened the homeowner, who escaped unharmed.
Someone dumped grey paint on a Haldimand police cruiser
Someone redecorated a police cruiser, Dazed and Confused-style, that was parked outside a hotel in Dunnville.
St. Catharines issues fireworks ban
The city has issued a ban on all open-air burning, including setting off fireworks.
Sunny Friday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather in Hamilton for June 24, 2016.
Tasers a safety 'game-changer' for cops and citizens, use on the rise
Hamilton Police use of Tasers was up significantly last year – due in large part to 2015 being the first year that all frontline officers took Tasers out with them to their calls.
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats say they want LRT
The team calls the much-debated $1 billion project "a significant investment in Hamilton's future."
Road rage: e-biker fights pickup truck driver
A road rage battle between an e-biker and a pickup truck driver ended Wednesday, police say, with the biker striking the truck with his helmet, and the truck running over the e-bike.
Van driver caught stunt driving, going 112 km/h in a 60 km/h zone: police
A 24-year-old man has been charged with stunt driving, police say. Police reported a speed of 112 km/hour on Upper Centennial Parkway around 10:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Veteran Chad Owens to face former Argos teammates in CFL season opener
Chad Owens was the face of the franchise during a difficult period but he won't be celebrating the Toronto Argonauts' move to BMO Field.
Things to do in Hamilton this weekend, June 24-26
Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton today.
Mostly smooth Friday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Mainly sunny Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather in Hamilton for June 23, 2016.
Hamilton wants to live stream final Tragically Hip show in Gage Park
The city has already live streamed other shows at public events, such as Canadian Idol in 2007. The final show of the Hip tour will be Aug. 20.
Charges pending against owner of dog that bit 70-year-old woman
Animal behaviour experts are evaluating a dog that a bit a Hamilton woman while she was cutting the grass.
Hamilton city councillors look at banning extra large sugary drinks
City council will also discuss streaming the final Tragically Hip concert in Gage Park.
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