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Teen survives plane crash: Daystarter Tuesday
Here's your Hamilton news, weather, traffic and more for Tuesday, July 14.
Seats with obstructed views sold to Pan Am soccer fans
Some seats with obstructed views in the new stadium were sold at full price during the Pan Am Games soccer matches on the weekend.
People of Pan Am: 'What we're singing, it gives them power to play better.'
We captured some of the personalities of the Pan Am Games, from volunteers to soccer fans to people parking cars on their lawns.
Pan Am Games: What you need to know for today
Once again, water sports will headline Canada's chances today at the Pan Am Games. The home country will face off against USA in the gold medal of women's water polo, and the swimming competition will get underway.
Tom Jackson will give a list of who got election-time gift cards
Tom Jackson's election expenses came under scrutiny today after a complaint from a citizen. The main issue: More than $24,000 spent on gift cards for volunteers.
Court fines Flamborough land owners for taking dirt
It’s a new era in the city’s quest to keep excess GTHA dirt from being dumped within its borders — it’s fined a Flamborough landowner $1,500 for taking more than 2,000 loads of fill.
Animal Services closer to finding owner in Matthew Brigmantas dog attack
Hamilton Animal Services are still taking leads, but believe they have found the potential owner of the dog involved in an attack associated with the death of Matthew Brigmantas last week.
McMaster and St. Joes grant dying wishes, and comfort comes cheap
Since January 2013, researchers from McMaster University and clinicians at St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton have been granting dying wishes for patients in palliative and critical care. What they found was amazing — most people's wishes could be granted for under $200.
Vandals charged after Hamilton Police HQ sign damaged
Police didn't have to go far to arrest two men vandalizing the main sign outside Hamilton Police headquarters Sunday morning.
Adam van Koeverden, Mark Oldershaw come up short at Pan Am Games
Though the Pan Am Games were not the most important competition on their 2015 calendars, Canadian paddlers Adam van Koeverden and Mark Oldershaw didn't earn the medals they wanted on Monday.
Man stabbed at Lime Ridge Mall, comes back to punch someone in the face
A Hamilton man is facing assault charges after allegedly punching someone in the face at Lime Ridge Mall – but he did so recovering from a stab wound sustained at the same mall just the day before.
Fake police ticket case won't continue until September
The case of five suspended Hamilton police officers charged in connection with an alleged fake ticket conspiracy got underway in court Monday – but it won’t continue until September.
Pluto: 6 facts you should know about the dwarf planet
On Tuesday, NASA's New Horizon's space ship will get its closest look at Pluto after a nine and a half year trek. That's a 4.7 billion kilometre drive. Give or take. Here's a list of six cool things about Pluto from McMaster University astronomer Rob Cockcroft.
Pan Am: What you need to know for Monday in Hamilton
Soccer and cultural events continue in Hamilton Monday: Here's a list of what you need to know.
5 things Hamilton wants from the Pan Am Games
Hobnobbing with other countries. A new stadium. Here are some of the ways the city is measuring whether the games are successful.
Greece makes a deal: Daystarter Monday
Here's your Hamilton news, weather, traffic and more for Monday, July 13.
Teen stabbed near Hamilton Pan Am soccer stadium
A 14-year-old was rushed to hospital Sunday night after he was stabbed in the abdomen near the Pan Am stadium in the city’s east end.
Pan Am Games: What you need to know for Monday
Four-time Olympic medallist kayaker Adam Van Koeverden headlines Monday's action as he goes for his first Pan Am medal. Canada will also have contenders in rowing and diving.
People of Pan Am: 'Last time, I came to see the waterfalls'
We captured some of the personalities of the Pan Am Games, from volunteers to soccer fans to people parking cars on their lawns.
Pan Am Games: How many medals will Canada win on Day 2?
Canada’s medal count reached a Games-leading eight before after Day one of the Pan Am Games, including four gold medals. Day 2 offers a number of other opportunities as a total of 20 medal events are scheduled throughout Sunday.
Fringe festival play tackles the thorny subject of abortion
Hamilton native Rose Hopkins will perform a play about abortion in the 1950s, one of 48 performances at the Hamilton Fringe Festival in July.
Pan Am: What you need to know for Sunday
Here's a guide to transportation, sports and where you can go for good food and music.
Pan Am organizers and revellers not discouraged by low attendance
Early estimates show fewer than 4,000 people showed up for the first soccer game of the Pan Am Games in Hamilton. But residents and officials say they're not discouraged.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out great new tracks from Twin Within, Steph Copeland and West Nile.
Hamilton-themed murals transform Gore Park historic buildings
The crumbling historic buildings lining Gore Park received a facelift this week.
Pan Am: A Hamiltonian's guide to getting around on Saturday
Driving? Taking the bus? Want to go to a community event and eat a lot of food? Here's everything that's happening today in Hamilton as it relates to the Pan Am Games.
McMaster engineer explores concealed weapon detection in NATO project
A McMaster engineer is taking part in a NATO-funded project to develop devices that help military and civilian security personnel detect concealed weapons with radar technology.
Matthew Brigmantas, Hamilton dog attack victim remembered fondly by his cousin
Relatives recall him as a positive child growing up, but someone who had lost his way as an adult
Craig Ruthowsky, Hamilton cop arrested in Toronto gang bust, gets bail
Craig Ruthowsky, a Hamilton police officer who was arrested in a gang bust by Toronto police, was released on bail.
Things to do in Hamilton this weekend
Pan Am begins but there is much more than the games to keep you busy this summer weekend.
Only 'true' veterans should get free parking: Ferguson
Coun. Lloyd Ferguson’s push to make sure only “true” veterans get free parking in Hamilton landed with a thud at city hall Friday, as councillors decisively voted against his amendment to a new parking pilot project.
1st glimpse of Pan Am cauldron made with Dofasco steel
A colourful cauldron at the base of CN Tower will be unveiled Friday night during the opening ceremony of the Pan Am Games. And it has a strong Hamilton connection.
5 suspects vandalized cars with racist messages, police say
Police are searching for five suspects who damaged several vehicles in a car sales lot back in June and spray painted derogatory remarks on them.
City will pay half of Hess Village police costs
The city will pay half of Hess Village club owners’ paid duty policing costs for the next two years as part of a special pilot project passed at city council Friday.
Don't care about the Pan Am Games? Good chance you will soon
Lots of people are excited about the Pan Am Games. For those who aren't, there's a good chance you will be soon, according to veteran CBC journalist Andi Petrillo. Why? Because everybody loves a winner.
Hamilton plans another shot at developing CN's waterfront land
A city councillor, an architect and other interested residents are among those who want to take another stab at getting CN to move some of its west harbour rail yard.
Space robot turned cancer-detector nets Mac prof a NASA award
A McMaster professor won an award for his part in developing an automated robot used for detecting the early stages of breast cancer.
Greek Parthenon was Athens' Fort Knox says McMaster researcher
The Greek Parthenon might have housed hundreds of millions in coins in its attic, according to new research from McMaster University.
Number of new Hamilton houses built increases for month of June
Housing starts were trending up in the Hamilton for the month of June after seven straight months of decline.
Pan Am Games to reveal Dofasco-contributed cauldron tomorrow
With the Pan Am Games set to kick off tomorrow, one of Hamilton's big contributions to the festivities will be lighting up the games tomorrow night.
Craig Ruthowsky, Hamilton cop arrested in Toronto gang bust, facing more charges
Craig Ruthowsky is back in court Thursday and has new charges laid against him him.
Fire at Hamilton sushi restaurant investigated for arson
An overnight fire at a Hamilton sushi restaurant is being investigated for arson, said Hamilton Fire.
First commuters ride GO from Hamilton's new West Harbour station
Hamilton’s new West Harbour GO Station officially opened for business Thursday morning, as commuters headed towards Toronto for the first time from the new station.
1st trains leave West Harbour GO station: Daystarter Thursday
Today marks the first day of trains leaving Hamilton from the new West Harbour GO station for Union.
'No credible evidence' dog attack caused Hamilton man's death, coroner says
The dog that witnesses say fatally attacked a man in central Hamilton Wednesday night did not cause his death directly, said the regional coroner, and it is unclear what role the dog played in the incident.
Candidates apologize for not auditing their election expenses
It was a two-hour session that included talk of messaging accountants on Facebook, reusing 15-year-old election signs and conflicting interpretations of the elections act.
New 'Airbnb for artists' sets up shop in Hamilton
A service that connects artists and musicians with prospective rehearsal and performance space is now running in Hamilton.
New test developed at McMaster promises earlier diagnosis of infectious disease
Researchers from Hamilton’s McMaster University have created a new test to help identify diseases like hepatitis C and superbugs like C difficile much earlier than ever before.
Going to Pan Am soccer games? Water bottles are OK, bags are not
Hamilton Police outline what's okay and what's not inside the soccer stadium.
Skin graft, surgery ahead for officer burned in Lincoln fire
Niagara Regional police have identified the two officers who were involved in an incident that also left two people dead in Lincoln, Ont. over the weekend.
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