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What's open and closed for Thanksgiving in Hamilton
Here's what you need to know to plan your holiday weekend.
Asbestos present in 7 federal buildings in Hamilton
Seven federal buildings in Hamilton contain asbestos, according to data from the newly released Canadian National Asbestos Inventory.
Driver in pig truck crash charged
The driver of a truck carrying pigs to slaughter that rolled over in Burlington this week has been charged with careless driving.
Man breaks in to convenience store just to steal smokes
Hamilton police are searching for a man who they say broke into a North End convenience store early Friday just to steal smokes.
Planes collide on tarmac at Welland airport
Transport Canada is investigating after two planes collided while on the tarmac at the Welland Airport.
Things to do in Hamilton Thanksgiving long weekend
Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton this Thanksgiving long weekend.
Collision on the 403 at Hwy. 52/Trinity Rd. Friday: DayStarter Commute
Follow along for updates on road and rail commutes in the city.
Sunny Friday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Too racy for Hamilton? Burlesque dancers fight bylaw bust
A legal fight is taking shape over the city of Hamilton's policing of burlesque dancers, two of whom were ticketed just after they'd performed at a Hess Village club in August.
911 call played at the Robert Badgerow trial
A recorded 911 call from 1981 was played Thursday at the first-degree murder trial of Robert Badgerow. The caller had information about the victim's death that had not previously been released to the public.
Burned rooming home would have been inspected yearly if licensed
191 Grenfell, a rooming house that burned on Saturday, killing three people, would have been subject to yearly fire inspections under rooming house licensing.
Pigs that survived Burlington truck crash were still slaughtered
Though they experienced some fleeting moments of freedom, there was no stay of execution for the pigs involved in a truck crash outside Fearmans Pork Plant in Burlington yesterday.
The city wants your opinion on supervised injection sites
As the city considers supervised injection sites in Hamilton, local planners want your opinion about places where drug users can get high under medical supervision.
Blue Jays fan wanted in beer-can throwing incident charged with mischief
The man accused of throwing a beer can onto the Rogers Centre field during Tuesday's wild-card game between the Toronto Blue Jays and Baltimore Orioles has been charged with mischief.
Man charged with 2nd degree murder after fatal stabbing
A Hamilton man is facing second-degree murder charges after a downtown stabbing left a man dead early Thursday.
Fraud warning - Scheme involves emails, texts offering job: police
Police are warning of a fraud scheme where you get an email or text offering you a job: wrap your car in ads and get paid. Don't fall for it.
Things to do in Hamilton on Thursday, October 6
Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton on Thursday, October 6
Man struck by car on Kenilworth after backing off curb
Police say a man backed into the road on Kenilworth Avenue last night and was hit by a car.
GO delay at West Harbour station early Thursday: DayStarter Commute
Follow along for updates on road and rail commutes in the city.
Chance of showers Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Lawyer says Tony Divers, man shot by police, had mental illness
Tony Divers was struggling with mental illness when he was killed by police Friday night, according to a Hamilton defence lawyer who has represented him since 2011.
Man arrested after teen grabbed in Stoney Creek park
Hamilton police say they have arrested a man in connection with an incident where a teen was sexually assaulted walking through a Stoney Creek park Tuesday morning.
Blue Jays offer 'sincere apologies' to Orioles after fan throws beer can at outfielder
The Toronto Blue Jays have formally apologized to the Baltimore Orioles after a fan threw a beer can on the field at Orioles outfielder Hyun Soo Kim on Tuesday night.
Woman already on trial for giving water to pigs arrested after pig truck rollover
A woman on trial on mischief charges for giving water to pigs that were headed to slaughter last summer has been arrested again, this time at the scene of an accident where a truck full of pigs headed to the same pork plant flipped over in Burlington, Ont.
Things to do in Hamilton on Wednesday, October 5
Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton on Wednesday, October 5
403 collision before the Linc early Wednesday: DayStarter Commute
Follow along for updates on road and rail commutes in the city.
Sun and cloud Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Woman calls cab driver n--ger during altercation caught on tape
A Hamilton man has posted video online of a physical altercation he saw this week between a cab driver and a woman in which she repeatedly calls him n--ger.
Under scrutiny: How the SIU decides a police shooting is justified
As the SIU investigates the death of Anthony “Tony” Divers and tries to determine whether the shooting was justified, it is doing so amid scrutiny on the secrecy of its reports into other police-involved shootings around Ontario.
Home in fatal fire was not zoned or licenced for rooming house use
CBC Hamilton has learned the house that burned and killed 3 on Saturday was targeted for a zoning inspection twice, but the city was unable to investigate.
Man grabbed teen in Stoney Creek park, police say
Hamilton police are searching for a man they say accosted a teen who was walking through a Stoney Creek park this morning.
Hundreds of litres of diesel spilled at downtown seniors' apartments
Hundreds of litres of diesel fuel leaked out of a tank that powers an emergency generator at a downtown seniors' apartment building at 226 Rebecca Street on Tuesday.
Hamiltonian contracts West Nile virus
Someone in Hamilton has contracted West Nile virus, the city announced Tuesday.
Hamilton development fees report called into question
It costs residential developers much less in fees to build homes in Hamilton than any major city in Ontario, according to a survey released today by the Fraser Institute. But the executive director of the Hamilton Halton Homebuilders Association questions the results.
3 days after Tony Divers was shot by police, key questions remain
Who was Divers? What happened earlier in the evening to lead to this point? Reports from an earlier assault suggested a man might be armed. Was he?
Police identify man found dead on reserve near Brantford
Police in Haldimand County have identified a man whose body was found near a roadway in the Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation last weekend.
Hamilton author Gary Barwin nominated for Governor General's Literary Award
Hamilton author Gary Barwin has been nominated for the Governor General's Literary Award for his book, Yiddish for Pirates.
Things to do in Hamilton on Tuesday, October 4
Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton on Tuesday, Oct 4
Early Tuesday collision on Hwy 6: DayStarter Commute
Follow along for updates on road and rail commutes in the city.
Sun and cloud Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.
Fatal fire investigation gets closer to finding cause as community mourns
In the aftermath of a devastating Saturday night fire at 191 Grenfell Street, officials are still working out how it happened. Meanwhile, the community is mourning the people it lost and celebrating its heroes.
Nephew of 1981 Hamilton murder victim to attend unprecedented trial in Kitchener
The nephew of 1981 Hamilton murder victim Diane Werendowicz says he and his mother will attend the trial in Kitchener on a weekly basis
Parents call 911 after being beaten, choked by 14-year-old son: police
Brantford police say an argument between a teen and his parents escalated into a fight with the teen assaulting his mom and dad.
Dan Kinsella is Hamilton's new deputy police chief
Hamilton police have promoted from within to fill the vacant deputy position
11 deaths in 2016, Hamilton fire chief asks: What is your safety plan?
After Hamilton's 2016 death toll from house fires rose to 11 on Saturday night, the fire department wants to remind the public to adopt better practices around fire safety.
Road delays for Monday: DayStarter Commute
Check here for your traffic and transit updates for Monday morning
Vegan who gave water to pigs headed for slaughter finds it 'unfathomable' she was charged
A Toronto woman facing mischief charges for giving water to pigs on a truck headed to slaughter used the witness box like a pulpit in court today, with her testimony almost completely centring on her beliefs that everyone should be vegan and an activist.
Trial of activist who fed water to pigs en route to slaughter resumes today
A woman who gave cool water to hot pigs on their way to slaughter last year is expected to take the stand in her own defence today.
Ontario drivers high on drugs to lose their licences temporarily as new rules take effect
Ontario drivers caught high on drugs can now temporarily lose their driver's license on the spot, just like they would if they were caught drinking and driving.
Neighbour braves fatal inferno to help rescue two trapped inside
After a Saturday house fire that killed 3 people, 2 are alive thanks to help from Jonathan Davidson, their neighbour across the road who leapt in to the burning building.
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