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Rancher killed, armed Oregon militia members arrested: Top Stories
The FBI and Oregon State Police on Tuesday arrested the leaders of an armed group that has occupied a national wildlife refuge for the past three weeks, conducting a traffic stop that prompted gunfire — and one death. This is one of our top stories worth your time this morning.
Home invasion: 2 people injured, police looking for 3 men
Two people are in hospital following a home invasion in Hamilton on Tuesday evening.
Mainly cloudy Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for Jan. 27, 2015.
Missing woman found
Jessica Cushenan, a 28-year-old woman who was reported missing, has been found.
Tech giant Stephen Elop returns to McMaster
McMaster University announced Monday that the former alumnus and Microsoft and Nokia executive has been named the distinguished engineering executive in residence at the school’s faculty of engineering.
Hamilton isn't as well off as Halton, so it can't pay as much for RBG: city
The Royal Botanical Gardens wants Hamilton and Halton to share 50/50 in the cost of running the operation. But Hamilton says Halton residents are wealthier and can shoulder more of the burden.
Court opens door to unsealing 'secret deal' feds' struck with U.S. Steel
The Ontario Court of Appeal has ruled that the Investment Canada Act does not prevent the terms of contentious "secret deal" struck in 2011 between the federal government and U.S. Steel from being released.
Student removed from Hamilton high school after rumours of school shooting threat
Police removed a student last week over a threat the board says it took 'extremely seriously.'
Hearing officer refuses to remove himself in Pereira hearing
A hearing officer was the master of his own fate Monday, when he got to decide whether or not he stays on a high profile Hamilton police act case.
CRTC hearings on local TV's future continue Tuesday
An eight-day hearing on the future of local television continues Tuesday as Canada's broadcast regulator hears dire warnings from private networks about funding troubles in a changing media landscape.
Man slashed with knife after shouting match turns ugly
Hamilton police are searching for a suspect after a violent incident in the lower city sent a man to hospital Monday evening.
Line 9 pipeline valve in Hamilton was tampered with Monday: Enbridge
Enbridge spokesman Graham White says that a valve that is part of their line 9 pipeline in Hamilton was tampered with on Monday.
Oscars' diversity reforms discriminate against older voters: Canadian member
A Canadian member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is concerned that diversity reforms will discriminate against older members with important perspectives.
Smooth start early Tuesday: DayStarter commute
Your Hamilton traffic notes for Jan. 26, 2016. Check here for traffic and commute updates.
Mainly cloudy Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for Jan. 26, 2015.
Flooded Rebecca St. building landlord offers tenants more money
After telling tenants to move by last Wednesday, the landlords of a flooded high-rise apartment building in central Hamilton have revised the terms of their move-out and compensation.
New date for inquest into police shooting death of Andreas Chinnery
The 19-year-old was shot and killed by a Hamilton police officer in 2011.
LRT spur line might not go on James Street North after all
Hamilton's LRT line may go down Bay, or Hughson, or John. The city's LRT co-ordinator says that detail hasn't been finalized.
LRT: How does city prevent it from becoming another stadium debacle?
Hamilton's stadium was a year late. LRT will involve tearing up King Street from McMaster University to the east end. How does the city make sure history won't repeat itself?
Police takedown with assault rifles leads to arrests, weapons seizures
Heavily armed Hamilton police surrounded a vehicle and arrested three people, including a wanted fugitive.
Tim Bosma case: With jury chosen, trial starts next week
Fourteen jurors and two alternates have been chosen for the trial of two men charged with first-degree murder in connection with the death of Ancaster. Ont’s Tim Bosma.
Body found in West Hamilton tied to Admiral Inn murder
Hamilton police have found a body of the person they had been hunting in connection with the killing of Tammy Le.
Trial date set for Hamilton man accused in death of St. Lucian boy
The trial of Sahab Jamshidi, the Ancaster man who has been charged with the drowning death of a four-year-old boy on the Caribbean Island of St Lucia, will begin May 3rd, 2016.
Police identify victim in central Hamilton stabbing Sunday
A 31-year-old man died Sunday after being stabbed at 86 Birge Street northeast of Hamilton General Hospital, Hamilton Police said Monday.
Car travelling over 100 km/hr when it collided with bus at GO station
A 35-year-old man died in a crash Sunday on James Street South near the overpass at Hunter Street. Police say he was going faster than 100 km/h.
U.S. East Coast digs out from weekend blizzard: Top Stories
People on the U.S. East Coast are recovering from this weekend's record blizzard. Many schools and federal offices remain shut down amid icy roads and transit delays. This is one of our top stories worth your time this morning.
GO delays Monday: DayStarter commute
Your Hamilton traffic notes for Jan. 25, 2016. Check here for traffic and commute updates.
Cloudy Monday: DayStarter weather
Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for Jan. 25, 2015.
Cannon Knitting Mills: Were the last 10 years a failure?
For 10 years, the city partnered with a private company to try to bring tenants to the Cannon Knitting Mills. Now it's up for sale again. Was it worth it?
One killed in collision between a car and coach bus
One person has died in a crash on James Street South near the overpass at Hunter Street.
Police with assault rifles surround car near Hess Village
Police are releasing few details after officers with assault rifles surrounded a car in Hamilton’s downtown entertainment district early Sunday morning.
Homicide unit probes death of Markham woman found in Hamilton
Homicide investigators are probing the death of a Markham woman after her body was found in a Hamilton hotel.
Is Planet 9 a planet? A simple flow chart helps with a tough question
The title of "planet" seems to be as rock solid as the surface of Neptune these days. McMaster University Astronomer Robert Cockcroft offers up his planet flow chart for the Planet 9 debate.
Outrage: Grieving Cowell family says Suarez Noa sentence 'too lenient'
Judge in Cowell-Noa trial delivers sentence to 38-year-old Haiden Suarez Noa. Cowell family says it's too lenient and will continue to fight the court ruling.
'Unable to meet debts': Lawyers dissect phrase in US Steel hearings
Lawyers spent hours in Ontario Superior Court on Friday untangling and dissecting the meaning of the phrase "unable to meet debts."
Things to do in Hamilton this weekend
The Bulldogs will be hosting a couple of games at the FirstOntario Centre this weekend.
Police arrest 3 people in Ancaster, seize $58K in drugs
Hamilton police arrested three people Thursday after a search warrant at an Ancaster home uncovered $58,000 worth of drugs.
Tim Bosma case: 13 jurors chosen for Millard, Smich trial
Thirteen jurors have been chosen for the trial of two men charged with first-degree murder in connection with the death of Ancaster. Ont’s Tim Bosma.
Why the cold, cold weather might be very good for your health
New research from universities in Ottawa and Sherbrooke, Quebec says that extended exposure to the cold has plenty of great health benefits. Denis Blondin, a researcher from the University of Sherbrooke explains.
Kathleen Wynne calls male-only campuses in Saudi Arabia 'unacceptable'
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne's Liberal government is looking into the issue of two publicly funded Ontario colleges with campuses in Saudi Arabia that don't allow women.
Hamilton group still going to Burkina Faso despite terrorist threat
A Hamilton group is still traveling to Burkina Faso on a humanitarian mission, despite a recent terrorist attack that killed Canadian volunteers on a similar mission.
Husband of Burkina Faso victim says he hung up on Justin Trudeau: Top Stories
The husband of one of the Quebecers killed in the Burkina Faso terrorist attack says hanging up on Justin Trudeau "felt good" after the prime minister called him earlier this week. This is one of our top stories worth your time this morning.
Smooth start Friday: DayStarter commute
Your Hamilton traffic notes for Jan. 22, 2016. Check here for traffic and commute updates.
US Steel: 'If they had turned off the tap it would've been ugly for everyone'
Mike McQuade the president of U.S. Steel Canada took the stand to talk about how the deals to keep the Canadian plants operating came together and who decided on the terms.
Hamilton's next police chief will be promoted from within
Hamilton's next police chief will come from a potential internal pool of 16 senior officers as the police board looks to address concerns about morale.
Cancer patient dies in hospital after seeing horse 1 last time
Stephanie McManus, the woman who got her final wish to see her horse one last time at the hospital Wednesday, died early Thursday morning.
Tim Bosma case: 8 jurors chosen for Millard, Smich trial
Eight jurors have been chosen for the trial of two men charged with first-degree murder in connection with the death of Ancaster. Ont’s Tim Bosma.
Niagara College campus in Saudi Arabia for men only, faculty 'concerned'
Two Ontario colleges operate campuses in Saudi Arabia that don't accept female students in their classes. One of the colleges says it provides gender balance through other opportunities.
Police investigate 'targeted' home invasion involving replica gun
Hamilton police responded to a “targeted” home invasion Wednesday night led by two suspects believed to be wielding a replica handgun, police say.
New city capital budget means $16 more on your tax bill
You'll be paying $16 more this year for capital projects in Hamilton. But the city still needs $3 billion more.
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