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20+ firefighters battle heavy fire in Durand neighbourhood
A heavy house fire in the Durand neighbourhood required seven units and 20 to 25 firefighters to stop the fire early Thursday morning.
Landlord charged after St. Catharines house fire
A landlord is facing charges after a fire in a St. Catharines rental home.
All clear early Thursday: DayStarter commute
Your Hamilton traffic notes for Dec. 31, 2015. Check here for traffic and commute updates.
Mainly cloudy Thursday: DayStarter weather
Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for Dec. 31, 2015.
Police search for climber seen scaling Brantford building, entering apt.
Brantford Police say nothing was stolen from the apartment.
10 fun ways to ring in the new year in Hamilton
There are many events happening in the city to help you say good-bye to 2015 and hello to 2016.
Woman escapes police after robbery, invites cops into home, gets arrested
A woman who, police say, escaped after robbing a pizza place was arrested after she invited officers, on an unrelated matter, into her home.
Stolen Christmas bicycle returned to Hamilton boy
A 12-year-old Hamilton boy was reunited with his stolen bicycle, take on Boxing Day after he received it for Christmas. Now, he wants to give away the bike a local businessman bought for him.
The 7 most important Hamilton sports moments in 2015
2015 was a year in Hamilton sports that can be chalked down to wins and losses.
The top 5 political blunders of 2015: Top Stories
The Harper government's focus on the niqab and Justin Trudeau's embrace of Eve Adams make the list of the CBC's top 5 political blunders. This is one of our top stories worth your time this morning.
Calgary-bound Sunwing passengers angry after 8-hour wait on Hamilton tarmac
A lot of angry passengers have finally arrived home in Calgary after spending eight hours sitting on a Sunwing flight on the runway at Hamilton's airport.
Smooth start Wednesday: DayStarter commute
Your Hamilton traffic notes for Dec. 30, 2015. Check here for traffic and commute updates.
3 charged after string of armed robberies, police chase across GTA
Three people, including two minors face charges after a string of armed robberies and a wild police chase across the GTA.
Mainly cloudy Wednesday: DayStarter weather
Here's your Hamilton weather forecast for Dec. 30, 2015.
Will mild winter bring runners back to Around the Bay Race?
The annual Around the Bay Road Race is a little more than 13 weeks away and more than half of the spots in the 30-km route are gone, organizers say.
The 10 most read stories on CBC Hamilton in 2015
Here are the stories that you viewed the most this year.
Ontario correctional workers and ministry move closer to contract showdown
A "no board" report has been issued in the negotiations between the Ministry of Labour and the Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) Correctional Bargaining Unit, moving the sides one step closer to a strike or lockout.
Replica of Dofasco-built Pan Am cauldron to go on Hamilton waterfront
ArcelorMittal Dofasco says it is working with city to find the ideal spot for the smaller version of the Pan Am/Parapan Am Games cauldron.
Northbound RHVP closed until at least 4 p.m. due to two separate accidents
Police have shut down parts of the northbound Red Hill Valley Parkway due to two separate vehicle collisions.
Stolen vehicle's getaway thwarted by winter storm
Though Monday’s ice storm has been the cause of delays and frustration, it inadvertently played hero in a police chase Tuesday morning, stopping a suspect in a stolen vehicle.
Crown will appeal manslaughter verdict in Tania Cowell death
Haiden Suarez Noa says his girlfriend, Tania Cowell, provoked him before he fatally stabbed her in their Stoney Creek apartment.
Man beaten with hammer during carjacking, suspects and car still missing
A man was beaten with a hammer in a restaurant parking lot and was sent to hospital with non-life threatening injuries during a carjacking Monday morning.
Winter comes, Lemmy dies and a boy gets a bicycle: DayStarter Top Stories
The lengthy battle over a strip of historic buildings in the Gore continues. A motor head dies. Here are the top stories from Hamilton and beyond.
Slushy start brings late morning collisions, delays
The overnight freezing rain has stopped, but people are taking extra caution on the highways as crews work to clear the roads.
Temperatures back above zero after night of freezing rain
There's a chance of snow later this week.
Drizzly Tuesday: DayStarter weather
Expect periods of rain or drizzle throughout the day until the afternoon, which will be cloudy with 40 per cent chance of drizzle.
Port Fuels deciding next step with its Hamilton gasification plant
Robert Clark says he can't say yet whether Port Fuels will forge ahead now that the province has insisted on full environmental assessment.
Gore buildings' heritage legislation appeal won't be heard until spring
After two winters being battered by the elements, a strip of historic buildings lining Gore Park will have to endure a third season of snow, sleet and cold.
Hamilton man replaces boy's stolen Christmas bicycle
A Hamilton businessman said he wanted to help a local family after hearing their son's brand new bicycle was stolen the day after Christmas.
5 things to know about how Hamilton battles winter storms
With temperatures dipping after last week's record-setting temperatures, and an impending freezing rain storm Monday night, here's look at how Hamilton tackles winter storms.
Are you storm ready? Prepare for power outages, drive carefully: Officials
Hamilton could see up to 10 mm of ice accumulation in first blast of winter weather and here's a look at some key ways to prepare.
Stoney Creek house fire kills family cat, causes $60k in damages
A Monday morning fire in a Stoney Creek townhouse has killed a family cat and left around $60,000 in damages as a result of "careless smoking," said Hamilton fire.
Freezing rain warning for Hamilton as snow threat diminishes
Environment Canada warns ice build-up could lead to power outages as the weather outlook changes from a snow storm warning to freezing rain.
Freezing rain warning in effect: DayStarter weather
A freezing rain warning is in effect for Hamilton, according to Environment Canada.
Top stories: Winter storms in Maritimes, Southern Ontario; the hashtags of 2015
Winters storms- those that have hit part of the US and martimes and those still to hit Southern Ontario - are the top stories today. Are you ready for a look back at the hashtags of 2015?
Main Street West closed: DayStarter commute
Main Street West from Caroline to Bay will be closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday this week from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. so crews can dismantle a crane at a condo project.
New high schools due in 2018 - 3 years behind initial prediction
Political wrangling. Rezoning. Land swaps. At long last, the school board hopes to break ground in 2016 on its two new high schools.
I am a refugee: How 3 Hamilton women made new lives here
Here are three Hamilton women who overcame trauma - and in some cases, near death - before arriving as refugees. Now they're volunteering, running businesses and making big plans.
Winter storm watch warns of snow and ice for Hamilton
Expect dangerous driving conditions and up to 10 centimetres of snow and ice pellets.
Here's the part of Main Street West to avoid for the next 3 days
Crews are dismantling a crane tower at a condo project.
John Beeden completes Pacific Ocean solo journey
British adventurer John Beeden has become the first person to row solo and non-stop from North America to the Australian mainland, local media reports.
A look inside Hamilton's surprising bike share success story
Nearly a year after the first Sobi Hamilton bikes were rolled out, the system has caught on, with the distinctive blue bikes now a regular sight around town. Here's a look at the riders and rides that have made it a success.
3 top Ontario releases for 2015 you need to hear
Every year, hundreds of artists and bands write, record and release new music in Ontario. On this week's 'In the Key of C' on CBC Radio One, we highlight some of our favourites from 2015.
A heritage lover hunts for a house to buy in Hamilton's hot housing market
If you think fixing up Hamilton gems like Dundurn Castle for your day job would make your own house hunt a bit complicated, you'd be right.
People power: David Derbyshire helped Hamilton neighbourhoods do it themselves
David Derbyshire buys turkeys with his own money to hand out on Christmas Eve. One kid thought he knew Santa Claus. The retired community developer looks back on a career helping Hamilton help itself.
Christmas with the Bantlemans, from Canada to Jakarta
Neil Bantleman is free in Indonesia but can't yet come home. Family here will find a way to share Christmas with him and his wife, Tracy, amid the hope they will all soon be reunited after a trying ordeal of false accusations of child sexual assault.
Every Christmas, Hamilton's LGBT residents make their own family
Despite human rights wins in the last five years, Christmas is still rough for many of Hamilton's queer and trans residents who are ostracized from their families. The Well has a solution.
Over 40 SoBi riders tour north Hamilton in group ride
A pack of more than 40 SoBi bike riders took part in a group ride today, touring north Hamilton from the downtown to the harbour.
Police name suspect in Lime Ridge theft and getaway
Police have identified a suspect in the investigations into the Lime Ridge Mall theft and getaway has revealed the a male suspect, police say.
Police confirm another assault at St. Joe's Hospital
Hamilton police have confirmed an assault at St. Joseph's West 5th campus location, the hospital's second attack in the last two weeks.
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