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Judge rules in favour of U.S. Steel parent's $2.2B debt claim
Ontario Superior Court Justice Herman Wilton-Siegel said more than $2.2 billion spent to acquire and keep afloat the former Stelco should be repaid.
Aldershot Greenhouses fined after worker dies
A worker at the Waterdown company fell from a ladder while watering bales and died of head injuries weeks later.
Carding and 'cleaning up' the core: Hamilton's ACTION team
Hamilton Police will have to reconcile its ACTION team's use of carding and policing of vulnerable people downtown with new parameters being drafted by the province.
Tim Bosma trial: Blood, DNA evidence links Bosma, Millard
There is a one in 18 quadrillion chance that the blood found inside and outside Tim Bosma's truck came from someone other than the slain man, a Hamilton jury heard Monday as the trial of two men accused of killing the father of one continued.
Winter storm expected to hit Hamilton Tuesday
Environment Canada has issued a winter storm watch for the City of Hamilton with anywhere between 15 to 30 cm of heavy snow expected to fall on Tuesday.
Neil Bantleman in mass holding compound as family prepares to support him in jail
The Burlington Ont. teacher's family wants him set up in a proper cell as soon as possible and is prepared to pay money to ensure he gets safer conditions.
Hamilton police and fire crews investigating hazardous material incident
Houghton Avenue by Main Street East and Dunsmore Road is closed as emergency crews investigate an incident involving suspected hazardous materials.
Hamilton man dead after fatal collision
A local man is dead after a fatal collision in Ancaster Monday morning.
Tim Bosma murder trial: Incinerator evidence focus at trial of 2 accused
The trial of two men accused of killing Hamilton's Tim Bosma enters its fifth week today, with testimony expected from a forensic biologist who examined a portable incinerator.
Oscars, Di Caprio wins at last; Trump and Clinton: DayStarter Top Stories Monday
Catch up on the Oscars, look ahead to Super Tuesday and in the U.S. presidential primaries and find out about NHL trade deadline day.
Roads moving well: DayStarter commute Monday
The roads are mostly dry and traffic is moving well this morning.
DayStarter Weather: Flurries and rain today, on the way to a stormy Tuesday
A mild windy day with rain and flurrries is in store. But watch out for Tuesday
This ward has 22 candidates: How do you hold a debate?
With 90 minutes, it won't exactly be a proper debate.
What is the future of Hamilton Police's ACTION team?
Former chief Glenn De Caire's departure comes at a time of big questions for one of his most visible, lauded and controversial projects, the ACTION team. A new chief will have to decide what the future of the team looks like.
Concert Sunday ensures Hamilton guitarist's legacy lives on
Homegrown Hamilton set to host fundraiser show for the Brian Lee Griffith Guitar Bursary.
Man refuses breath test after collision sends other driver to hospital, police say
Hamilton Police are investigating a crash between two vehicles on Saturday night that sent a 58-year-old man to hospital with life-threatening injuries.
Neil Bantleman's wife thanks Canadian government for support
Support from Canadian government is "extremely helpful," says wife of Burlington, Ont. teacher fighting a sentence to 11 years in Indonesia on sexual assault charges.
Man rescued after slipping over icy cliff at Albion Falls
A 21-year-old man was rescued and taken to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries after he fell down a cliff at Albion Falls early Saturday morning.
Licensed medical marijuana grower opens in Flamborough
The company announced its presence this week and is already looking at expanding its Flamborough facility.
Things to do in and around Hamilton this weekend
There's a wood show, Maple Syrup events a McMaster hackathon for healthcare, a pair of Hamilton Bulldogs games and if you are up for a bit of a drive, a Ron Sexsmith concert.
Hamilton teen charged with Red Hill speeding, stunt-driving
Hamilton police have charged a 19-year old with speeding and stunt driving after an incident on the Red Hill Valley Parkway.
Taxes on the average Hamilton home will increase $67 this year
The city of Hamilton has approved its budget, which means $67 on a home valued at $295,300.
Brantford gets new GO bus service link to GO trains
The new Ontario budget includes expanded options for Brant residents travelling in and out of the area.
Neil Bantleman's wife Tracy calls his Indonesia rearrest 'inhumane' and 'absurd'
The wife of Canadian teacher Neil Bantleman says his rearrest on allegations he sexually abused kindergarten children in Indonesia is "inhumane" as his family decides to adopt a more aggressive tone in its fight for Neil's freedom.
Bring you sunglasses: DayStarter commute Friday
A bright and crisp morning has local roads and highways moving well.
Ontario budget, trumping Trump and Neil Bantleman's long fight: DayStarter top stories
Another U.S. mass shooting, Trump gets blasted, latest on Neil Bantleman's Indonesian nightmare and winners and losers in the Ontario budget
Plan to sell North End lands seems like a done deal, residents say
About 150 people weighed in on a plan to sell city lands in the North End to fix a social housing cash crunch. But some say they doubt anyone listened.
Chilly start, sunny finish: Daystarter weather Friday
A chilly morning will shift into a sunny mild day as we head to a warmer weekend
Mayor hopes Ontario budget helps Hamilton's affordable housing crunch
The Ontario budget on Thursday included $178 million for affordable housing. Mayor Fred Eisenberger hopes some of that comes to Hamilton, where 5,700 families are waiting.
People shouldn't have to dig for public info, says Hamilton Police board member
Terry Whitehead wants to make sure people don't have to file Freedom of Information Act requests unless it's absolutely necessary.
Ontario budget 2016: How is your pocket book affected?
With talk of budget deficits and cap-and-trade systems, the average Ontarian may wonder what the 2016 budget means for their daily lives.
Tim Bosma trial: Financial health of Dellen Millard's company disputed
Lawyers picked apart the financial health of Dellen Millard’s company Thursday, as the trial of two men accused of killing Tim Bosma continued in Ontario Superior Court in Hamilton.
Brantford woman warned after collecting money for past fundraiser
Police have issued a warning to a Brantford woman after officers say she was found collecting money for a charitable event that had already passed.
Artistry abounds in Hamilton's craft cocktail scene
It's not just Hamilton's food scene that is blossoming. There is also a vibrant and creative craft cocktail scene rich with the same values propelling the city's chefs, says columnist Chanry Thach.
Hamilton man facing two counts of robbery
Hamiltonpolice have taken a 24-year old into custody in connection with two recent robberies at a local bank and convenience store.
Winter weather means delays Thursday: DayStarter commute
Risk of freezing rain early morning, changing to rain, then blowing snow late day as commuters travel to where they're going.
Tim Bosma trial: Dellen Millard's bookkeeper returns to witness box
Jurors at the trial of the two men accused of murder in the death of Hamilton's Tim Bosma will hear more testimony Thursday from Dellen Millard's bookkeeper.
Freezing rain, snow and clouds Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for Feb. 25, 2016.
We like the North End and want to stay, residents tell social housing agency
CityHousing Hamilton is debating selling two North End properties and putting residents elsewhere. But 73 per cent say they don't want to move far.
Pablo Neruda probe leads to McMaster University
An international team of genomics experts and forensic specialists said Wednesday it will study the remains of Nobel Prize-winning poet Pablo Neruda to try to solve the cause of his death.
Neil Bantleman conviction for sex assault upheld by Indonesia supreme court
Indonesia's Supreme Court today overturned the acquittal of Canadian teacher Neil Bantleman on charges of sexually abusing children at a private school, and has ordered him back to prison.
CBC's Searchlight competition back for a fourth season
Bigger prizes, more visibility and more career support are among the changes aimed at improving the national music competition.
Hamilton needs to take control of its policing: Merulla
City council will vote on payday loans, a new 21-storey student residents in downtown Hamilton and the city's control over policing on Wednesday.
Tim Bosma trial: Arrest of accused Mark Smich detailed for jury
When Mark Smich was being arrested for first-degree murder in the death of Tim Bosma, he yelled at his girlfriend to keep quiet, a Hamilton court heard Wednesday.
Police looking for 4 suspects in Mountain homicide
Hamilton Police are looking for four suspects in a Hamilton Mountain shooting. The suspects are still at large. Police say the public is not in danger.
Snowy, slushy, slippery Wednesday: DayStarter commute
Some freezing rain, rain and fog this Wednesday as drivers, pedestrians, cyclists and transit make their way to where they're going.
Tim Bosma trial: Witnesses questioned about surveillance video
Jurors at the trial in Hamilton of the two men accused of murdering Tim Bosma in 2013 are hearing evidence from private surveillance cameras police used to search for Bosma's missing truck.
Wet, slushy Wednesday as storm moves through Hamilton
Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for Feb. 24, 2016.
4 Soupfest chiefs reveal secrets of a great soup
14th annual Soupfest in Hamilton brings thousands through the doors at the Convention Centre all to support at-risk youth.
Dundas should be exempt from new parking rate increases, councillor says
Dundas’s city councillor says her ward is a special case and should be exempt from a $10 hike in parking fees that will impact the rest of the city. But not everyone agrees.
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