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23-year-old McMaster student found safe, police say
Joyce Li, a McMaster University student, was reported missing on Tuesday. Police said Wednesday morning she'd been found safe.
Smoother Wednesday: Daystarter commute
It's a smoother morning than yesterday, but drivers, pedestrians, cyclists and transit are still navigating snowy streets in places.
Tim Bosma trial: Focus shifts to incinerator discovered on farm
Jurors in the trial of two men accused of murdering Hamilton resident Tim Bosma are expected to hear today from police officers who found an incinerator called The Eliminator on Dellen Millard's farm.
Flurries Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for Feb. 17, 2015.
Hamilton ready to lead the way regulating payday loan business
Payday loan businesses will have to meet new conditions top operate in the city if by-law is approved by city council in March.
21-storey student residence planned for next to Lister Block moves ahead
The city's planning committee granted a zoning change that allows a planned 21-storey apartment building to move forward on James Street North.
Tim Bosma's truck key, incinerator receipt found in Dellen Millard's SUV
The key to Tim Bosma’s truck and the receipt for an animal incinerator were found inside Dellen Millard’s SUV after he was arrested, court heard Tuesday.
Police find cocaine and marijuana at Aberdeen shooting site
Hamilton police say they've found thousands of dollars worth of cocaine and marijuana inside an Aberdeen Avenue home where a woman was shot last week.
City struggles to crack down on illegal erotic massage parlours
The city wants to crack down on unlicensed body rub parlours in Hamilton. But increasingly, its hands are tied.
15-year-old arrested after armed convenience store robbery
Police say the teen used a 'realistic-looking pellet gun' to steal money from an east-end store on Saturday night.
Stolen sedan crashed into video game store in break-in attempt
Hamilton Police are searching for at least two suspects and a silver minivan after they say the minivan and a sedan were used in a break-in attempt at a video games store on the Mountain.
2 midnight Durand street robberies believed to be linked
Police believe two weekend robberies were linked.
New law would protect tenants in smaller buildings from elevator outages
The change comes after the Red Cross had to take blankets to residents trapped in their apartments.
Tim Bosma trial resumes with defence challenging forensic procedures
The Tim Bosma trial enters its third week with a closer look by the defence teams at forensics evidence gathered from Bosma's truck.
Snowy, slow Tuesday: Daystarter commute
Expect some delays during the commute this morning as drivers, pedestrians, cyclists and transit navigate snowy streets.
5 cm of snow in Hamilton expected: Daystarter weather
The air has warmed up after a frigid weekend, but there's snow on the ground and more on the way.
Lawrence Hill and Clara Hughes to hold Hamilton fundraiser for Syrian refugees
Hamilton notables Lawrence Hill and Clara Hughes hope to boost local refugee resettlement efforts by holding a fundraising event on March 7.
Hamilton, watch out for 'freezing drizzle' Monday
Forecasters at Environment Canada say Hamilton is under a "freezing drizzle" alert on Monday afternoon.
What should the Bulldogs' new jerseys look like?
The Hamilton Bulldogs announce three finalists in a jersey design contest
Ontario rewriting Police Services Act, seeks Hamilton input
Twenty-six years after the Police Services Act was written, the Ontario Ministry of Correctional Services and Community Safety is working on a rewrite.
Attempts to thaw frozen pipes cause 2 Hamilton house fires
A misguided attempt to thaw frozen pipes led to two house fires in Hamilton. City officials say they got about two dozen calls for frozen pipes over the weekend.
What's open and closed on Family Day in Hamilton
Check out special family programming at city rec centres, arenas, museums and libraries.
430 lanterns make Hamilton's east end glow red
To see the specatcle, head to the Pipeline Trail between Province and Graham streets this week.
Extreme cold alert over, but it's still a chilly Valentines Day
Temperatures will crawl to the zero mark later this week, and be even warmer after that.
Police looking for suspect in Queen Street robbery
Police are looking for the suspect in a convenience store robbery early Saturday morning.
What's the long-term plan for the raccoon rabies scare in Hamilton?
Two more cases of raccoon rabies were confirmed Feb. 10, bringing Hamilton’s total to 35, and with more cases expected to be discovered in the future, what’s the province’s long-term plan of action for the outbreak?
Valentines Day: What a beating heart is really doing
It may not be what love looks like, but thanks to a McMaster engineering specialist, here's a chance to see what a beating heart really looks like.
How new mortgage rules will impact Hamilton
Hamilton homebuyers won't likely feel any direct impact from new federal mortgage rules because most homes are still priced well below $500,000.
Things to do in Hamilton this Family Day weekend
A festival for fringe theatre, Frost Bites promises to bring you some of the best in unconventional theatre created in unconventional spaces.
10-year-old crowdfunding his dream of a flight in Lancaster bomber
10-year-old Euan MacDonald has a dream. He plans to take his passion for vintage aircrafts to new heights through a gofundme campaign in hopes of taking a flight in Hamilton's Lancaster Bomber
Riders brave cold, pedal off to work in Winter Bike to Work Day
On Friday there were a few more cyclists in the streets than usual for this time of season.
Chad Collins takes on Hamilton's affordable housing shortage
Chad Collins, a city councillor, has made it his mission to come up with new ideas to fix the city's affordable housing shortage.
Daystarter Top Stories: Clinton-Sanders, Bosma, Ghomeshi and gravitational waves
The fate of Jian Ghomeshi is now in the hands of the trial judge after closing arguments; Democratic presidential hopefuls held another debate and gravitational waves could change the way we understand the universe. Now that is a top story.
Cold weather alert remains in effect: DayStarter Weather
It's another cold one out there.
Lane restrictions on Main Street West: DayStarter Commute
Expect some delays on both Upper Gage and Main Street West as both are seeing lane restrictions for repairs.
Police make 2 arrests in Lynden, seize $500K in stolen property
Police from Hamilton and Waterloo made two arrests in Lynden, Ont. Tuesday and seized over $500,000 in stolen property.
CFL free agency: Tiger-Cats sign Chad Owens
Veteran receiver/kick-returner Chad Owens agreed to a one-year deal with Hamilton on Thursday. The five-foot-nine, 180-pound Owens had spent the last six seasons with the Toronto Argonauts before becoming a free agent Tuesday.
Tim Bosma trial: Blood stains found on inside and outside of truck
Tim Bosma's family sat stone-faced in a Hamilton courtroom Thursday as an investigator explained how blood stains were found inside and on the Ancaster, Ont. father's truck after it was recovered.
Arson unit investigating Eastgate Square dumpster fire
Hamilton Police’s arson unit is investigating a dumpster fire at the Eastgate Square mall that caused at least $20,000 in damages.
City plan to ease affordable housing crisis: offer up its own land
The list of Hamiltonians who need affordable housing is only getting longer, says the president of CityHousing Hamilton. Now the city will identify some of its own land to make available to entice developers.
Careless smoking leads to 2 separate house fires, $125K in total damages
There were two different Hamilton house fires in 12 hours caused by careless smoking, leading to a total of $125,000 in damages, says Hamilton Fire.
Train delays due to signal problems: DayStarter Commute
Less collisions to report than Wednesday morning, but there are some train delays
Tim Bosma's last cellphone calls focus of day 8 of murder trial
Jurors in the trial of two men accused of murdering Tim Bosma in 2013 are hearing more about the Ancaster, Ont., man's last cellphone calls and the path prosecutors say his alleged killers took on the night he died.
Cold weather warning Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for Feb. 11, 2015.
Hamilton's mayor and Terry Whitehead will have a toboggan race
For years, tobogganing was banned. Now the mayor and one of Hamilton Mountain's highest profile councillors will race each other down the hill.
Police called for apparent 3 a.m. baseball bat fight on Mountain
Hamilton Police responded to a call around 3 a.m. on Wednesday and found a 22-year-old who'd suffered non-life-threatening injuries after confronting a man he said he'd seen inside his vehicle.
Hamilton city council will look at legalizing Uber
Hamilton's city council is looking at legalizing Uber by creating a new licensing category for the ride-hailing service.
Cold weather warning issued for Hamilton overnight, into Thursday morning
Hamilton’s medical officer of health has issued a cold weather alert beginning overnight and into early Thursday morning.
Police looking for fugitive they believe is in Hamilton
Police are looking for Jahval Williams-Pownall, who they say faces charges stemming from a domestic violence incident in November.
Students roar at Hamilton Bulldogs school day game
School buses lined the streets in front of the FirstOntario Centre Wednesday as thousands of students from the area took in the Hamilton Bulldogs School Day game.
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