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CH management cut dozens of employees in order to to form a new company “free of old Union employees and their demands,” according to an email from an accounts manager leaked to media Tuesday.

The idea of a gondola going up and down the escarpment in Hamilton is proving popular as a transportation option.

Five Hamilton-area stores have the new license to sell beer.

A large section of the roof was torn off of the Bethel Gospel Tabernacle on Monday night.

Neil Macdonald says it's very likely a terrorist attack will come to Canada for its role in the 'half-baked' war on ISIS. He says we will respond in one of two ways: reason or fear. This is one of our top stories worth your time this morning.

A woman who gave water to pigs on their way to a slaughterhouse is set to appear in court in Burlington today.

Your Hamilton traffic notes for Dec. 15, 2015. Check here for traffic and commute updates.

Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for Dec. 15, 2015.

The chief says that if the province and feds won't fund the building, the city should 'as required by law.'

It’s unclear what the relationship will be between the union that represented employees before Friday, Unifor, and the new corporation that offered 58 full-time and 23 part-time jobs to some of the workers let go.

Bdour Naoum and Nancy Filo are accomplished and educated, but in war-torn Syria, violence cut their chances short. Four months after arriving in Hamilton, they talk about starting over.

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for the area Monday.

Police were tipped off after people could be seen “consistently approaching the vehicle for very limited amounts of time” before leaving again.

You can count on the best TV specials and movies all December. It's bound to leave you jam packed with the Christmas spirit by the time Dec. 24 rolls around.

Police say the woman was shot in the chest.

The province is stepping up its vaccine distribution on Monday as a fifth case of raccoon rabies was found in Cayuga late last week.

An early morning vehicle fire spread to the garage and up into the attic of a house on Valera Road in Burlington on Monday.

Your Hamilton traffic notes for Dec. 14, 2015. Check here for traffic and commute updates.

Niagara police have charged a man in connection with an arson attack last Thursday at a retirement home in St Catharines.

Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for Dec. 14, 2015.

CHCH has made 59 full-time and 23 part-time job offers after terminating 129 full-time and 38 part-time jobs on Friday.

Spend an old-fashioned Christmas afternoon in Westfield Heritage Village, or sing along with the Messiah.

A pedestrian that was struck by a car on Queenston Road died on Friday, police say.

Check out some great new tunes from Bosveld, Neverending White Lights and Minotaurs.

CHCH has cancelled its Friday evening and weekend newscasts, with restructuring and cuts coming to the local station that will result in fewer overall hours of local news being aired.

Glenn De Caire wants to dedicate overpasses crossing the Lincoln Alexander Parkway.

Hamilton police are investigating a sexual assault that is similar to a string of other incidents that took place int he same area.

Kathy Georgiades, an associate professor at McMaster University's Offord Centre for Child Studies explains what parents need to know about the new refugee children in their kids' classroom.

A pedestrian that was struck by a car on Queenston Road is in hospital with serious injuries, police say.

The woman is also facing identity theft charges, police say.

Two Hamilton men face cocaine charges after one of the men's public urination led to the discovery of the drugs.

You can count on the best TV specials and movies all December. It's bound to leave you jam packed with the Christmas spirit by the time Dec. 24 rolls around.

RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson admitted to a group of First Nations leaders that there are racists in his police force, but says he doesn't want them there. This is one of our top stories worth your time this morning.

Your Hamilton traffic notes for Dec. 11, 2015. Check here for traffic and commute updates.

Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for Dec. 11, 2015.

A report from realtors under the Re/Max umbrella pegged Hamilton, Burlington price growth at 12 per cent in 2015.

Remember the idea of licensing apartments in buildings with six or fewer units? Those in favour said it would crack down on unsafe apartments. Those opposed said it would shrink the market. Now, after two years, it's back.

Police allege two men stole from someone who was later arrested as part of a major drug investigation.

Job growth this year in Hamilton and Burlington is shaping up to be 1.1 per cent more than 2014, according to new numbers released by the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce.

A new settlement has been reached that could see the disposal of hazardous waste hidden in barrels in the north end by April of 2016.

Critics of photo radar say it's a cash grab. Sam Merulla says that's fine.

A suspect managed to run off after robbing a TD Bank on the Mountain Wednesday evening, police say.

RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson admitted to a group of First Nations leaders that there are racists in his police force, but says he doesn't want them there. This is one of our top stories worth your time this morning.

Your Hamilton traffic notes for Dec. 10, 2015. Check here for traffic and commute updates.

A funeral is scheduled for today for Evan Leversage, a terminally-ill Ontario boy whose wish to see another Christmas prompted his community to stage an early Santa Claus parade.

Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for Dec. 10, 2015.

City council voted again on Wednesday not to give Good Shepherd Centres $230,000 for its Notre Dame resource centre for street-involved youth. And the mayor isn't happy about it.

People like Tam Nguyen of Hamilton know what it's like to leave everything behind. Nguyen's escape from Vietnam decades ago will resonate for many of the Syrians who will settle here in the GTA in the coming months.

Six McMaster University students, all Muslim, have moved after finding a knife stuck in a wall in their home, according to the father of one of the students.

Police and fire crews were on scene Wednesday afternoon at a U-Haul location on Rymal Road, responding to reports of a suspicious package.