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Walk off the Earth leads Hamilton area nominees for 2016 Juno Awards
The 2016 Juno nominations were announced Tuesday, and the Hamilton area had a good showing in a number of significant categories this year.
Hamilton council will vote on licensing Uber
Hamilton city hall will look at creating a new licensing category for UBER and other ride-hailing services – and to stop UBER from operating in the meantime.
A rainfall warning, not snow, for Hamilton on Groundhog Day
A February forecast for heavy rain overnight could break the record for rainfall set in 1983.
Hamilton worker dies in workplace incident
A Hamilton worker has died following an industrial incident in Flamorough early Tuesday morning.
City heritage listing makes it harder to sell my restaurant: owner
Graeme Tosh bought the old Elfrida Church in 2007 and opened a restaurant. Since then, the city put it on a heritage list, and now he worries he can't sell it.
Pat Hentgen, Dennis Martinez front Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame's 2016 class
The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame on Tuesday announced its class of six inductees for 2016, headlined by former Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Pat Hentgen and one-time Montreal Expos right-hander Dennis Martinez.
U.S. Steel Canada begins sale, investment process under court order
Insolvent US Steel Canada Inc. says it is starting a sales and investment solicitation process under a court order obtained earlier this month.
A look at the key locations in the Tim Bosma case
The Tim Bosma case is hugely complex, and involves multiple locations. Here's a map to help you understand where things took place now that the trial has begun.
Man crashes stolen car twice, tries to flee on stolen bicycle
A Brantford man was arrested Monday after stealing a parked car, crashing twice, then attempting to escape police on a stolen bicycle.
HSR: When the bus finally comes... and just keeps on going
You're standing in the cold, waiting for a bus. The bus approaches and passes you by without slowing down. For a few million dollars, the head of HSR says there's a fix for that.
DARTS: City keeping vital information under wraps, service says
A new customer survey says 90 per cent of DARTS users are satisfied with the service now. But its board chair says city council is at risk of deciding the future of DARTS without ever seeing that.
Lane restrictions on Main Street: DayStarter commute
All area Go trains are running on time as of 7:07 a.m.
Tim Bosma trial: Day 2 begins with testimony from tenant Wayne De Boer
A tenant who lived downstairs from Tim and Sharlene Bosma will testify again today in Hamilton in the trial of two men accused of killing the Ancaster, Ont., man.
Mix of sun and cloud Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for Feb. 2, 2015.
High school locks doors after reports of man with gun, turns out to be baton
A Hamilton high school was locked down Friday after police received reports that a nearby man may be in possession of a firearm, which later turned out to be a baton.
St. Joe's cutting 136 jobs, up to 40 from layoffs
St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton announced Monday it expects to lay off 30-40 staff as it grapples with a $26 million shortfall.
Halton police warn of illicit use of cough syrup for so-called 'robo-tripping'
Halton police is warning parents and youth regarding the illicit use of cough medicine containing dextromethorphan.
Early Monday: DayStarter commute
Your Hamilton traffic notes for Feb. 1, 2016. Check here for traffic and commute updates.
Cloudy Monday: DayStarter weather
Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for Feb. 1, 2015.
Tim Bosma trial: Sharlene Bosma tells the story of the night her husband disappeared
Sharlene Bosma had to choke back tears in the witness box Monday as she testified before a packed Hamilton courtroom that she had told her husband to go on a test drive with two men, a drive that he would never come back from.
The Tim Bosma trial: A who's who in the courtroom
Here are the names you need to know as the trial of two men accused of killing Ancaster, Ont.'s Tim Bosma gets underway Monday.
Thousands march in Hamilton to 'stand up for steel'
And we ask five of them: Why are you here today?
Hamilton home prices rose nearly 10 per cent in 2015
The Realtors Association of Hamilton-Burlington released official numbers for 2015 showing prices were up nearly 10 per cent over the year before.
Man attacked after stepping out for a smoke at James St. N. restaurant
Police are looking for three suspects who they say robbed a man in front of Mesa restaurant on James Street North on Friday night.
Hells Angels surprised by eviction and say clubhouse rent is paid
Hells Angels evicted from Hamilton clubhouse Thursday deny claims they haven't paid rent and say they're caught in the middle of a civil dispute over the property
Thousands expected for Hamilton Day of Action for steel Saturday
Thousands are expected to travel to Hamilton this weekend to hit the streets in support of local steel workers.
Hamilton detective found guilty of 3 charges over planting evidence
A suspended gang and weapons detective with Hamilton police has been found guilty of three charges from a 2012 incident where a gun was planted in a suspect’s home.
Fake cop pats down St. Catharines woman: Niagara police
Niagara Regional Police are searching for a phoney police officer who gave a St. Catharines woman a pat down.
10 new cases of rabies found in Hamilton, 25 in total so far
Ontario's Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry says there are 10 new cases of raccoon rabies in Hamilton, bringing the total to 25 found in the province since early December.
Mostly trouble-free Friday: DayStarter commute
Your Hamilton traffic notes for Jan. 29, 2016. Check here for traffic and commute updates.
Cloudy Friday: DayStarter weather
Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for Jan. 29, 2015.
LRT construction will bring focus on local jobs: Metrolinx
Metrolinx says part of its process in doing construction on Hamilton's $1B LRT will include a focus on local jobs and apprenticeships.
Hamilton police putting chapels in their division buildings
The chapels are for prayer or quiet reflection after dealing with murders, suicides or other stressors.
Partially dry Niagara Falls could be boon for tourism
It might seem counterintuitive, but some residents of Niagara Falls, Ont., believe the potential temporary shutdown of the U.S. portion of the town's world-renowned tourist attraction might actually help the local economy.
Brantford man faces human trafficking charge, met victim in Hamilton: police
Police say a Brantford man offered a ride to a 25-year-old woman walking down a street in Hamilton.
Child seriously injured after being struck by vehicle on Mountain
A child has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a vehicle on the Mountain, Hamilton Police said.
How to lose weight and gain muscle — fast: McMaster study
Want to burn fat and gain muscle? New research from McMaster University may be able to make that happen, and fast.
Hells Angels getting evicted from north Hamilton clubhouse
Police officers are on scene Thursday helping the bailiff with an eviction proceeding.
Will Donald Trump's Iowa debate boycott help or hurt him? Top Stories
The show goes on, but Donald Trump won't be part of it. Pulling out of tonight's Fox News debate while leading the polls could be risky. This is one of our top stories worth your time this morning.
U.S. won't shut down its side of Niagara Falls until 2019 at earliest
Tourists hoping for a glimpse of a dry Niagara Falls will have to wait until at least 2019.
Flurries Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for Jan. 28, 2015.
US Steel opponents focus on who had control in final $2.2B hearing
It boils down to who had control, opponents of U.S. Steel argued in the last of eight days of hearings on a claim for more than $2 billion in the ongoing bankruptcy protection case for U.S. Steel Canada.
Are police pushing crime into certain areas of Hamilton?
Other areas of Hamilton have seen a decrease in crime, says Matthew Green. But Ward 3 hasn't, and he wonders why.
Attacks by patients on nurses called rampant
Nurses are being beaten and choked during attacks from patients as they struggle with understaffing, a conference heard Wednesday.
NHLer Ryan Ellis helps rebuild playgrounds in Hamilton
Ryan Ellis of the Nashville Predators is giving back with a new charity golf classic, set for June, designed to rebuild playgrounds in his hometown of Hamilton. Proceeds will go to revitalizing a playground in Steeltown's industrial area.
Is Hamilton's housing market at risk of overheating?
While overbuilding or overvaluation is a problem is most other centres, Hamilton is the only place the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) identifies as potentially “overheating” — where demand is outpacing supply.
John Chick agrees to 2-year contract with Tiger-Cats
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats agreed to terms on a two-year contract with veteran defensive end John Chick on Wednesday. Chick spent six CFL seasons with Saskatchewan before being released earlier this month.
Police search for 'Good Samaritan' who found dead man's wallet
When a 'Good Samaritan' picked up a wallet near Dundurn Castle Saturday and returned it to its owner’s home, he couldn’t have known it belonged to a suspect in a homicide investigation.
U.S. Steel argues it kept former Stelco afloat, only to be maligned
Closing arguments begin on claim that U.S. Steel is owed $2.2 billion from its former Canadian operations
Noah, a giraffe at Niagara nature park, dies of brain aneurysm
Noah, the giraffe, has died.
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