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Anita Krajnc pig trial won't be decided until at least March
The case of a woman who gave water to pigs outside a slaughterhouse will drag on for a few more months.
Life sentence for "family vigilante" who killed his father, a pedophile and sex abuser
A 37-year-old Hamilton man was sentenced on Thursday to life in prison for stabbing his sexually abusive and violent father to death to protect his family. He has the possibility of applying for parole after 12 years.
No sleeping in redesigned Gore Park, thanks to new benches
New benches installed at Gore Park have an armrest two-thirds of the way along that serve to deter sleeping; advocates wonder if this a deliberate measure against the homeless.
Hamilton man featured in 'Arrival,' but couldn't get tickets to see it
Hamilton man Hal Roberts is lucky enough to be in a movie generating early Oscar buzz — it’s just a shame he couldn’t get in to see it himself.
Anita Krajnc pig trial: People are eating more and more meat, expert says
The last day of testimony in the trial of animal rights activist Anita Krajnc, who's charged with giving water to pigs en route to a slaughterhouse, examined the consequences of a growing meat industry — part of Krajnc's effort to show she was acting in the public interest.
Things to do in Hamilton on Thursday, Nov. 10
Here's a pretty great list of things to do today in Hamilton.
No major 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 you can expect in Hamilton today.
Hamilton LHIN has most opioid overdose deaths in province over 5 years
There have been more opioid-related deaths in the Hamilton LHIN over a five-year period than anywhere else in the province, according to a new study out of the Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences.
Telling the story of hundreds of Inuit, sick with TB, who were shipped to Hamilton
Hundreds of Indigenous people from the North were shipped here after the Second World War, sick with tuberculosis, for treatment.
Robert Badgerow reveals his sex history in Werendowicz murder trial
Robert Badgerow has taken the stand in his own defence at his first-degree murder trial in Kitchener, revealing details of his sexual history and his claims of a nameless encounter with victim Diane Werendowicz.
McMaster study gives greater understanding to autism's root cause
A new study out of McMaster University’s Stem Cell and Cancer Research Institute gives a greater understanding of the root causes of autism, researchers say.
Things to do in Hamilton on Wednesday, Nov. 9
Here's a pretty great list of things to do today in Hamilton.
Firefighters save 2 at Webster's Falls
Hamilton emergency crews were called to yet another rope rescue Tuesday night, as calls to the city’s waterfalls continue to mount.
No major delays early Wednesday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Mainly cloudy Wednesday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Woman hospitalized after overdose at Jackson Square Tim Hortons
A woman is in hospital after an overdose inside a Tim Hortons bathroom at Jackson Square Tuesday afternoon.
Kitchener jury hears 2 hours of 911 calls at Robert Badgerow trial
The jury in the Robert Badgerow trial heard two hours of unedited audio of 911 calls made to Hamilton police on June 22, 1981. Badgerow is on trial for an unprecedented fourth time in connection with the death of Diane Werendowicz.
Bad arsonist caught on tape trying to burn same truck 3 times
Hamilton police are trying to track down a man who they say tried to burn the same truck three times over a six-month period in the city’s east end.
Hamilton teen finds last hope cancer treatment in Mexico, but province won't pay
Justin Masotti's family needs to find an Ontario doctor to approve his experimental cancer treatment, which has been the only thing that has helped his exceptionally rare form of brain cancer.
Merulla wants to make Linc, Red Hill 'community safety zones' to take advantage of photo radar
Premier Kathleen Wynne said she wants to allow photo radar in school and community safety zones. Merulla said the Red Hill and Linc parkways should be allowed to use the tool.
Burlington woman part of class action plan to sue over Samsung Note 7 phones
A class action lawsuit is being organized by a couple from Burlington, Ont. regarding Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phones, which were recalled last month following reports of overheating batteries that pose a fire hazard.
Things to do in Hamilton on Tuesday, Nov. 8
Here's a pretty great list of things to do today in Hamilton.
Smooth start early Tuesday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Showers Tuesday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Firefighters rescue man who fell 30 metres at Devil's Punch Bowl
Emergency crews were called to yet another fall at a Hamilton waterfall Monday afternoon, and one man was rushed to hospital.
How should police be policed? Oversight hearing in Hamilton Tuesday
Do the three agencies that oversee police do so with enough accountability and transparency?
Forensic pathologist testifies Diane Werendowicz's death was a sexually-motivated homicide
The second week of defence witnesses in the Robert Badgerow trial includes a forensic pathologist and two people who testified the voice on a key 911 call was not Badgerow.
Liquid fentanyl seizure in Hamilton not the 1st in Canada
Health Canada says that the seizure of liquid fentanyl found in Hamilton that was announced last week is not the first in Canada, despite what Hamilton police investigators say.
94-year-old woman dies after police chase in Brantford
Brantford Police says Colborne Street West at Gilkinson is closed while the police investigation continues.
Hundreds protest in Hamilton in solidarity with Standing Rock
The pounding of drums and chanting reverberated off downtown Hamilton’s buildings Monday morning, as hundreds took to the streets in solidarity with Standing Rock Sioux Nation's fight against the construction of a contentious oil pipeline in North Dakota.
Trump or Clinton? Follow CBC Hamilton live in the U.S.A on election day
The U.S. election could be decided in Pennsylvania. CBC Hamilton will be there. Reporter Samantha Craggs will join a group of Hamiltonians campaigning for Hillary Clinton in Erie, Penn.
How did Jamaican farm worker Ned Peart die? Family files court appeal
Ned Peart was crushed to death on a tobacco farm near Brantford in 2002. Monday his family continues a 14-year pursuit to have an inquest into his death.
Things to do in Hamilton on Monday, Nov. 7
Here's a pretty great list of things to do today in Hamilton.
Mostly smooth start Monday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Sunny Monday: DayStarter Weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Six Nations protests in solidarity with Standing Rock at Brantford mall
A round dance and drumming circle popped up Friday evening at Lynden Park Mall in Brantford in solidarity with people protesting in Standing Rock.
Police force entry into east-end home after suspicious call
A handful of Hamilton police officers forced entry into an east-end Hamilton home on Saturday after a suspicious call came in saying someone in the home had been injured.
Man in hospital after assault on Barton Street
A man was struck in the face with an unknown weapon early Sunday, police say.
Rookie QB Adams leads Alouettes past Ticats in regular-season finale
Rookie quarterback Vernon Adams threw three touchdown passes in just his third CFL start to lead the Montreal Alouettes to a 32-25 win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Saturday at Tim Hortons Field.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out new music from Pet Sun, Emay and King Cuddy.
City councillor will push to scrap committee implementing Hamilton LRT
A Hamilton city councillor will try to get council to reconsider having a special body to deal with the light-rail transit (LRT) project this month. But at least one of her colleagues wonders if it's a "back door" way to try to overturn LRT in general.
Police investigate after woman pressure washes her dog at a car wash
Police and the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA are investigating after someone captured video of a woman apparently pressure washing her dog at a car wash.
1 dead in motorcycle crash, while QEW Niagara-bound has reopened
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a serious crash on the QEW Niagara-bound at Woodward Avenue.
Khanna case is most 'egregious' in financial tribunal history: regulator
An attorney for the regulator seeking to bar Dennis Khanna from brokering mortgages said the licencing hearing that began Friday will include evidence of “the most egregious record of misconduct ever considered by this tribunal.”
Police search of Hasan farm comes up empty
A week-long search of the farm where missing woman Nuseiba Hasan was last seen before she vanished has come up empty, police say.
Abused Chihuahua found dead in Hamilton forest
The SPCA needs the public's help to find out what happened to the black Chihuahua.
Hamilton students improve reading, writing skills — poverty rate still high
Hamilton’s young children are showing marked improvements in language skills, but an increasing number are showing up for school hungry, tired, or badly dressed for the weather, new data obtained by CBC News shows.
Man arrested on sex assault charges, police believe there are more victims
Hamilton police have arrested a man on multiple sexual assault charges, and believe there may be more victims out there.
Matthew Green police carding complaint substantiated, discipline hearing set
Coun. Matthew Green's complaint about being carded has been substantiated and will move to a disciplinary hearing next month.
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