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City will spend $18K to subsidize employees' SoBi accounts
The city is spending as much as $18,000 to subsidize SoBi bike memberships for its employees.
Crown closes its case in Tim Bosma trial: Here's what comes next
After more than three months of testimony and over 90 witnesses, the Crown has closed its case at the trial of the two men accused of killing Hamilton man Tim Bosma. So what's next?
Will new info revive the police investigation into Hamilton's $1M city hall fraud?
It's been three years since the city dismissed a worker in connection with more than $1 million in missing money. Some of it had to do with stall fees at the Hamilton farmers market. Officials still offer little clue of what happened.
Off-duty Hamilton cop arrested on domestic assault charges
A three-year member of the Hamilton Police Service has been arrested as a result of an off-duty domestic assault investigation.
Hamilton housing starts down in April due to lack of apartment starts
The downward trend in Hamilton housing starts for April has to do with the lack of apartment starts, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
Hamilton woman charged for using phone and dangerous driving: police
On Thursday, a 29-year-old woman from Hamilton was charged with using her phone and driving dangerously while skipping various stop signs and red lights. Police also say, that when they tried to stop her, she sped away.
Canadians get rare opportunity to see Mercury Monday
Canadians are in an ideal position to observe Mercury pass between the Earth and the sun on Monday morning.
Man in hospital following Hamilton house fire
A man has been taken to hospital with unknown injuries following a house fire on Park Row North.
Hamilton house fire caused by nest built inside a light fixture
A house fire that caused more than $25,000 in damages was caused by a nest built inside a light fixture.
Tim Bosma trial: Millard won't testify, no word on Smich
Legal counsel for accused killer Dellen Millard announce in court that their client will not testify at the trial of the two men accused of killing Hamilton man Tim Bosma.
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 in Hamilton for May 9, 2016.
Niagara region teen dies in a car crash in Ft. McMurray
The chair of the Niagara Catholic District School Board is sending his condolences to the family and communities of a young local teen killed in the evacuation of the devastating fire in Fort McMurray, Alberta.
A fire at St. Joseph's Healthcare West 5th campus is under investigation
A small fire was put out quickly by Hamilton Fire early Sunday morning at Juravinski's West 5th campus. One person was taken to hospital
Police are looking for two suspects in Pharmacy robbery
Police are asking for your help in finding two suspects after a robbery at a local IDA Pharmacy
7 things to do in Hamilton this weekend
The sun is out, finally, and there are lots of great events, tours and things going on this weekend in Hamilton.
Sew Hungry 2016 in Hamilton - all you can eat on Ottawa Street
Scribble for Sew Hungry 2016
Crown wrapping up its case, 3 years after Tim Bosma's disappearance
On May 6, 2013, Tim Bosma said goodbye to his wife Sharlene for the last time before driving off with two strangers in a pickup truck he was trying to sell. He never returned. This weekend marks three years since his disappearance, which prompted a frantic search that ended with police finding burned bones in a livestock incinerator.
Orange plume that spilled from Dofasco Thursday isn't toxic, company says
The plume lasted for about seven minutes. The Ministry of Environment is investigating.
Smooth start Friday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Sunny Friday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather in Hamilton for May 6, 2016.
City slaps zoning notice on medical marijuana grower at former Boomers bar
The city has slapped a zoning violation notice on a medical marijuana grower operating in a former far on Kenilworth Avenue North.
Tim Hortons co-founder to appeal blistering ruling in sex-assault suit
The billionaire co-founder of Tim Hortons is appealing a court decision that allows a woman's sexual-assault lawsuit against him to go to trial, his lawyer says.
Hamilton MPP Monique Taylor booted from legislature in debate over autism cuts
New Democrat Monique Taylor was ejected from the Ontario legislature today when she refused to stop railing at the government over cuts to IBI therapy for autistic children.
Judge, again, won't unseal U.S. Steel 'secret deal'
U.S. Steel's settlement with the federal government in 2011 won't be shown to attorneys for the steelworkers and the city, a judge has ruled.
Low supply of homes for sale sent Hamilton prices higher in April
There's just over one month supply of homes on the market in Hamilton, sending prices higher.
No major delays: DayStarter commute Thursday
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Chance of shower Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather in Hamilton for May 5, 2016.
Alex Johnstone: Life lessons after the infamous Auschwitz comment
When your biggest gaffe goes viral, says Alex Johnstone, "you want to say or do anything to make it stop." She doesn't want her experience to discourage other people from running.
485 sexual assaults reported to Hamilton police last year
Only about one-third of the sexual assault cases reported to police in Canada end up in charges, and even fewer go through to conviction. But Hamilton's numbers are more encouraging.
City approves new $50M poverty plan - but is poverty the city's job?
Hamilton's city councillors just approved the mayor's $50 million poverty plan. But two say the city shouldn't "throw money at" the problem.
SIU investigates Hamilton police officer over sex assault allegation
The SIU is handling a case of an apparent sexual assault by a Hamilton police officer.
Royal Botanical Garden's rock garden gets a makeover
The Royal Botanical's rock garden just got a $21 million facelift and it looks spectacular. See photos here and listen to an interview with Jim Mack, head of Horticulture at the Royal Botanical Gardens.
Let's confirm once and for all that we want LRT: Merulla
Sam Merulla asks: Do we want the province's $1 billion for LRT or not?
2 years later, dog lost in Windsor finds family that moved to Hamilton
A Hamilton family has been reunited with their dog after two years. They say he was stolen from them as a 5 month old puppy, found as a stray and recently put up for adoption.
Tim Bosma trial: Courtroom erupts in laughter at Christina Noudga's testimony
Laughter erupted more than once in a Hamilton courtroom over the testimony given by Dellen Millard's former girlfriend at the trial of the two men accused of killing Tim Bosma.
Highway 5 now clear: DayStarter commute Wednesday
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Chance of shower Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather in Hamilton for May 4, 2016.
Should Hamilton have 'trial road closures' to prepare it for LRT?
The city is looking at temporarily closing streets, even when there's nothing happening on them, to prepare Hamilton residents for LRT construction.
How Hamilton students are making change happen
Hundreds of students gathered Tuesday to set up science-fair displays with practical ideas for tackling problems like excess garbage, bullying, student stress and processed food.
Hamilton man charged with 17 break and enters
The break and enters included several Concession Street businesses.
City moves ahead with plan to designate Westdale Theatre as a heritage building
The city is going to inspect Westdale Theatre to potentially designate it as a heritage building, and will let the theatre's owners know of this plan in a letter later this month.
Brampton man faces human trafficking charges after arrest by Niagara police
A Brampton, Ont. man is facing nine charges in an alleged case of human trafficking that took place in the Niagara area.
Hamilton man charged with impersonating police
A 27-year-old Hamilton man who was already wanted by police tried to convince a cabbie he was a police officer.
Hamilton man arrested, faces sex assault charges from 1990s: police
Hamilton police say they've arrested a man in connection with alleged sexual assaults dating back to at least the mid 1990s.
Save the Navy League building, says a west harbour resident
It's a fairly unassuming white and blue building on Hamilton's waterfront, but it's important enough that it once inspired John Winn's future. Now it will be demolished as the city redevelops piers 7 and 8.
Tim Bosma trial: Christina Noudga now 'loathes' Millard, court hears
Christina Noudga fell out of love with Dellen Millard after he "got her arrested" on an accessory after the fact charge in the Tim Bosma case, court heard Tuesday at the trial of the two men accused of killing the Hamilton man.
Good start Tuesday: DayStarter commute
The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.
Mainly sunny Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Here's a look at the weather in Hamilton for May 2, 2016.
LRT is coming and Metrolinx has to start buying land — lots of it
Metrolinx will have to buy or expropriate about 250 properties, in whole or in part, to make way for Hamilton's new light-rail transit (LRT) line, but it hopes most of them have willing sellers.
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