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Smooth sailing Wednesday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Heat warning Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather in Hamilton for July 6, 2016.
Tree-planting program takes root in Hamilton after Hydro One clear-cut
Just over a month after a section of land along the Red Hill Valley was clear-cut by Hydro One, Ward 5 councillor Chad Collins is sowing the seeds for a tree planting program.
Metrolinx warns heat wave could impact rails with 'sun kinks'
Metrolinx says hot weather could impact GO Transit and UP Express rails in Southern Ontario
City considering changes to its outdoor patio noise bylaw
Councillors on the city's planning committee on Tuesday voted to hold a public meeting in October to discuss possible changes - or none at all - to the city's outdoor patio noise bylaw.
Horizon Utilities: mail stoppage is not a freebie
Customers of Horizon Utilities are advised of how to pay their bill in the case of a Canada Post disruption
Junk food ads leading to heavier kids: McMaster study
Researchers at McMaster University are craving change after findings show the effect of junk-food marketing on children's eating habits.
Hamilton man's trial in St Lucia postponed again
Hamilton's Sahab Jamshidi will have to wait longer to learn the outcome of his trial on the Caribbean island on St Lucia where he has been charged with causing the drowning death of a four-year-old boy.
Man killed in West Mountain home fire
The Office of the Ontario Fire Marshal is investigating after a man died in a house fire on the Mountain.
Things to do in Hamilton July 5, 2016
Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton today.
Minor delays Tuesday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Heat warning Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather in Hamilton for July 5, 2016.
Feds and province won't kick in for new forensics building: Police
A $24.5 million forensics building project won't have the support of upper levels of government, Deputy Chief Ken Weatherill told city councillors on Monday.
Heat warning in effect for Hamilton on Tuesday
The City of Hamilton's medical officer of health is issuing a heat warning for Tuesday. Temperatures are expected to reach 31ºC on Tuesday and Wednesday, with overnight lows that can hardly be called "low." (They are expected to remain above 20ºC.) The city has advice on staying cool.
1 woman dead and several injured after 3-vehicle crash in Vineland
The Niagara Regional Police Service and the coroner's office are investigating a three-vehicle collision that caused the death of an 81-year-old woman.
Tim Bosma case: Dellen Millard to appeal murder conviction
Dellen Millard will appeal his first-degree murder conviction in the slaying of Hamilton man Tim Bosma, CBC News has learned.
Police say man violated house arrest order to celebrate Canada Day
A Brantford man is facing repercussions after violating the terms of his house arrest to take part in the Canada Day celebrations near his home.
City to spend $450k on improving Stelco Tower for Hamilton Health Sciences
The city will spend $450,000 on improvements to three floors in the old Stelco Tower for 350 workers from Hamilton Health Sciences who are expected to relocate to the downtown building later this year.
Man in yellow hat stole tray of lottery tickets, police say
Back on May 31st, 2016, a man in a yellow hat stole a whole tray of lottery tickets from a Pioneer Gas Station on Upper Paradise Road, police say.
Sunny Monday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather in Hamilton for July 4, 2016.
Lions pounce all over Tiger-Cats in Hamilton home opener
Windy conditions in Hamilton made it difficult to score points but the B.C. Lions were able to sack Jeremiah Masoli four times to earn a 28-3 victory in front of a sold-out crowd.
Hamilton citizenship ceremony welcomes 40 new Canadians
Forty people from 15 different countries became official Canadian citizens on Canada Day during festivities at Gage Park in Hamilton.
Nutrition program organizers concerned students may be hungry over summer
With the end of the school year comes the end to breakfast programs across the city, and organizers are concerned some students won't be getting the nutritious food they need over the summer.
Early morning fire badly damages Hamilton townhouse
An early morning fire has severely damaged an attached townhouse unit in the south end of the city.
A summer's worth of heat this spring
Hamilton and area experienced a summer's worth of days above 30 degrees this Spring, and farmers are starting to sweat
Hamilton forensic expert finds identity mixup in iconic American photo
A Hamilton forensic expert found a bombshell in one of the world's most famous photographs.
Man charged after walking off with 'ghost bike' memorial on Claremont Access
Hamilton Police apprehended a man walking down Claremont Access with the "ghost bike" memorial for Jay Keddy, a cyclist killed in December of 2015.
This Canada Day treat fireworks 'with respect'
Hamilton Fire Department issues safety guidelines leading up to Canada Day celebrations this weekend.
Things to do in Hamilton July 1-3, 2016
Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton this Canada Day long weekend.
Motorcyclist killed in Welland in head-on collision
A motorcycle rider is dead following a head-on crash Wednesday evening in Welland.
No 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 in Hamilton for June 30, 2016.
Sidelined bidder raises 'concerns' about U.S. Steel Canada sale process
A company that has been sidelined in the competition to buy U.S. Steel Canada expressed “concerns” over the sales process for that company and another Ontario steel company.
What you need to know about possible work stoppage at Canada Post
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers will be in an official strike position as of July 2. If there is a work stoppage, we have some tips to help you manage without mail.
Small-scale online-entrepeneurs face up to risks of a postal stoppage
Small-scale online shops are trying to prepare themselves for a potential mail strike this weekend, one that could have serious effects on their business.
Firefighter retrieves replica gun from sleeping driver: police
After being called to investigate an idling pickup truck on Flora Drive, a Burlington firefighter discovered a replica gun on the lap of the vehicle's sleeping driver.
Niagara Police searching for 78-year-old Michael White
Niagara Police report that 78-year-old Michael White was last seen leaving his home in Pelham Tuesday morning for a walk.
Tim Hortons Field ready for Ticats home opener on Canada Day
Tim Hortons Field will be ready for the Ticats home opener this Canada Day, following a month of structural issues on the east side of the stadium.
Mostly smooth Wednesday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Indigenous leaders demand action on 'no foul play' MMIW cases
Indigenous leaders and advocates say dozens of cases where police found no evidence of foul play must be included in a federal inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, following a CBC News investigation calling those findings into question.
Chance of showers Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather in Hamilton for June 29, 2016.
Inuit art created at Hamilton TB Sanatorium to be showcased at AGH
The Art Gallery of Hamilton is planning a major public exhibition to showcase Inuit art created by Inuit recovering from tuberculosis at the former Hamilton Mountain Sanatorium.
New report calls for LGBTQ+ community centre, better institutional practices
A new report makes the case for an LGBTQ+ community centre in Hamilton, as well as better efforts to facilitate safety and inclusion in community and public spaces.
U.S. Steel Canada sale behind-the-scenes maneuvers have workers worried
Unionized steelworkers are nervously eyeing the bidders that remain in a months-long process to buy U.S. Steel Canada and take over its Hamilton and Nanticoke operations.
5 reasons why Hamilton is renaming part of Burlington St. after Nikola Tesla
Hamilton once billed itself as "The Electric City" because of its enthusiastic adoption of widespread AC power. That electric relationship helped make the city what it is today.
Ticat Simoni Lawrence takes CFL weekly honors
The Tiger-Cats linebacker took a CFL player of the week award for his performance against the Argos in Week 1.
Work begins in 2017 on GO train expansion into Niagara
Expansion into Niagara includes construction of new east Hamilton station at Centennial Parkway.
Family doubts 27-year-old Tanya Hill's death was an accident
The 2011 death of Tanya Hill is one of dozens of cases across Canada where police say there is no evidence of foul play, but where the families of Indigenous women maintain their loved ones may have been murdered, a CBC News investigation has found.
Why, for many Canadian families, summer is a time for hunger
Pam Jolliffe, interim Executive Director of Food Banks Canada, explains why she says many so many families in Canada struggle to feed themselves during the summer and why food banks are struggling to keep up with demand.
Hamilton housing market shows no sign of cooling down
The Conference Board of Canada reports that the number of house listings in Hamilton, Ont. fell almost 20 per cent since May 2015.
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