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The incident raises questions about what constitutes a hate crime in the eyes of police, and about police protocol and conduct after the fact while investigating.

A pack of steelworkers will head to a Toronto courtroom Wednesday to show support for a motion asking a judge to force U.S. Steel Canada to begin paying their benefits again.

Galina Trzepacz is Burlington visiting family. She's visiting from Europe and speaks Russian, with poor English skills, police say.

Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton today.

Niagara Region police have been cleared of any wrongdoing in a shooting on Oct. 10, 2015 that left two officers and a suspect wounded by gunfire.

The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.

Here's a look at the weather in Hamilton.

Patrick Brown's comments in Flamborough Monday went against widespread speculation that a Conservative government would defund the project in 2018.

A would-be alleged burglar was forced to take cover in an industrial facility early Monday, after realizing workers were still on shift at the business he broke into, police say.

The Ward 8 councillor says the report shows that Hamilton needs to improve its transit system before it builds LRT. Others say it has no new information.

About 150 passengers boarded a Boeing 737-400 at John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport on Monday, headed for Winnipeg in the inaugural flight from the new low-cost air travel company — NewLeaf.

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Provincial police say a Hamilton man, after being warned not to pat a dog, has been treated for a serious bite to his face.

The winning ticket for the five-million dollar jackpot in Saturday night's Lotto 649 draw was sold in the Brantford area.

Niagara Police have charged four people with stunt driving over the past week.

Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton today.

The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.

Here's a look at the weather in Hamilton.

Researchers at McMaster University are one step closer to developing a preventative vaccine against chlamydia.

A woman was assaulted with a weapon, although police won't say what the weapon was.

Six Nations of the Grand River is holding its 37th annual powwow this weekend. People competing in dance and song have gathered from across Canada. Aside from offering a grand prize, the event fosters community and celebrates Aboriginal culture.

Discount airline NewLeaf is about to be up and running in Hamilton. Flights are available from a handful of cities, but Hamilton sold out first. The destination? Moncton, New Brunswick.

Andy Fantuz reeled in a pair of touchdown passes from Jeremiah Masoli as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats came from behind to defeat the Edmonton Eskimos 37-31 on Saturday.

Check out some great new music from Coszmos Quartette, Bruce Peninsula and Limestone Chorus.

One Hamilton man’s dying wish will ensure the city’s cats are better taken care of from here on out.

Lots of music, a picnic, a church garden tour, and more.

A worker who was crushed by a falling concrete slab in Flamborough Thursday is in critical but stable condition, police say.

CBC Arts is on a search to find out how Hamilton has bred its own particular electronic sound and how those artists feel the city has influenced their music.

A Hamilton man is facing child pornography charges after a multi-jurisdictional investigation found evidence illicit images of a child leading to a Hamilton IP address.

International music legend Paul McCartney wowed fans during his first ever Hamilton show Thursday night — and he made sure to share the stage with some of the city's best.

Halton police say they won't stop searching for a missing woman who has Alzheimer's. She was last seen at her home on July 5.

Hamilton fire officials say a duplex fire caused $200,000 in damage and killed two cats on Thursday.

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It's a hot one in the forecast, Hamilton.

There are no major delays on highways or GO Transit so far this morning.

Tom Jackson says the injuries and rope rescues over the last two years, as well as the death of a man in his 50s this month, have prompted him to call the city to look into it.

A man is dead after a steel coil fell on him in an industrial accident in Stoney Creek, police say.

The first Aboriginal Summer Games, organized by the Aboriginal Sport and Wellness Council of Ontario, were held at Six Nations. Teens from across the province have come to compete in sports like archery, rifle shooting, swimming, kayaking, and other athletics.

A controversial evangelical preacher whose claims include raising the dead, curing cancer and healing the blind is in Hamilton for a residency in an east end church.

The ban includes burning wood, campfires and any other outdoor wood burning appliances until further notice.

New numbers from Statistics Canada show gun violence was up dramatically in 2015 compared to the year before.

Police arrested two other suspects this week.

A worker was transported by air ambulance to hospital after he was trapped under a concrete slab on a Flamborough construction site Thursday.

Paramedics took a woman with severe injuries to hospital in an ambulance Thursday. Police charged the bus driver with failing to yield to a pedestrian.

Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton today.

Temperatures are expected to reach 33 C Thursday afternoon.

GO trains and buses are delayed out of Hamilton, and there are no major delays on highways.

The city is adding up the cost of replacing the seats, and safety measures, to give to the province.

The province’s municipal watchdog ruled Tuesday that a city committee was wrong to have deliberated about local election spending complaints behind closed doors last year.

Hamilton has had more hot days this summer than all of last year, and the trend is set to continue. The grass is brown, and parks are looking more like a desert than a destination.