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City reaches agreement with 8 supervisors in roads scandal
The city has reached an agreement with eight supervisors who were disciplined in a sweeping roads work investigation involved nearly 50 employees.
Charge dropped against Hamilton police officer
A criminal charge has been dropped against a Hamilton police officer charged with sending a threatening email while off duty.
Stampeders begin defence of Grey Cup against Ticats
The Calgary Stampeders hope to start their Canadian Football League season the way they finished the 2015 campaign -- with a victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
The last day of school — ever — at these Hamilton schools
For the schools closing for good this year, the last day of school carries a different weight.
Fourth man charged in Nathan Miller's shooting
Hamilton police have arrested and charged a fourth man in connection with the shooting death of Toronto man Nathan Miller.
Flooding warning issued, heavy rains expected Saturday
Forecasters are expecting "cool wind-driven rain" beginning Saturday, creating a "very un-summerlike weekend" across southern Ontario.
Australian coroner declares Hamilton man dead, 2 years after he vanished
Prabhdeep Srawn, the Hamilton man who went for a bush walk through Australia's Snowy Mountains has been declared dead by a coroner in New South Wales, Australia, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation is reporting.
Single in Hamilton? So is this rare pelican in Cootes Paradise
An American white pelican spotted in Cotes Paradise is odd on several levels. The birds don't normally fly this far east. They also don't migrate at this time of the year, and they're usually in colonies of thousands.
5 ways to fight allergies this summer
Grass pollen season is here and a McMaster University allergy specialist has tips on how to get through it.
8 councillors will have to explain their election expenses
Eight councillors will face scrutiny next month when a city committee decides whether to take a closer look at their election expenses.
World War II shell found in Port Dover home
Police and a military explosives unit were called to a home in Port Dover Wenesday after a Second World War shell was found during renovations.
Men found with cocaine, mushrooms, pot and MDMA during arrest
Two men are facing a host drug charges after police seized several different drugs during an arrest on Wednesday.
Police board wants answers after 'eye-opening' street check report
Hamilton Police Chief Glenn De Caire agreed Thursday to provide answers about the service's on-the-street policing tactics in response to concerns raised about privacy and racial bias.
Men Without Hats, Psychedelic Furs and Big Wreck headline Festival of Friends
New wave 80s throwbacks Men Without Hats and The Psychedelic Furs are headlining this year’s Festival of Friends, alongside Canadian rock acts Big Wreck and Junkhouse, and Grammy winner Travis Tritt.
CBC CFL panel: Watch live on Friday for a season preview
The 2015 Canadian Football League season kicks off this week. Join our live chat with CBC reporters from across Canada who will give you an inside look at what to expect this summer in the CFL.
Man arrested after Jackson Square security guard attacked
A Hamilton man is facing assault charges for allegedly attacking a Jackson Square security guard on Wednesday.
Council approves road closures for giant outdoor water slide
City council unanimously approved road closures for a Slide the City event in Hamilton that’s slated for this summer.
Firefighters rescue couple hiking by cell phone light at 3 a.m.
A couple who were using the glow of their cell phones to navigate the steep path by The Devil’s Punch Bowl at 3 a.m. ended up calling firefighters for help getting out Thursday morning.
Police release video of break and enter attempt suspect
Hamilton police are trying to track down a man wanted for trying to break into an east end convenience store back in May.
Vacationers trash rental home: Daystarter Thursday
Here's your Hamilton news, weather, traffic and more for Thursday, June 25.
'Suck it up': 5 councillors try to fight the Canada Post mailbox appeal
Hamilton is officially appealing a court decision about Canada Post super mailboxes, even though about a third of its local politicians say doing so will be a waste of time and money.
5 unanswered questions about carding and street checks for Hamilton Police
Five important questions remain unanswered as the force's oversight board will hear Thursday a call for an end to what are called "street checks" here.
HWDSB has a culture of fear and mistrust, survey results say
It wasn’t easy to hear. Phrases included a “culture of fear,” “helpful but not enough” and “critical and mounting issues.” But the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB) says it’s still happy to get the results of a survey aimed at helping change its culture.
Hamilton 8th most popular destination for 1-way U-Haul trips
The city jumped five spots from 2013 to become the eighth most popular destination for those heading here in a U-Haul.
Don't put Auchmar up for sale after all, Whitehead says
Auchmar Mansion is already headed for the real estate market. Now, Terry Whitehead will try to convince his fellow councillors to delay that for a while. Follow this and other debates at council live here.
A lucky penny, and 5 questions with Mark Oldershaw
The medal winning paddler will be providing CBC Hamilton with exclusive updates on his training and preparation for the Pan Am games as part of CBC's nationwide #ourathletes program.
CHCH truck rolls over in collision; minivan driver arrested
Collision around 10 a.m. with CHCH news live truck and minivan sends driver to hospital.
Invasive crab in Hamilton Harbour can carry parasitic lung worm
Fisheries and Oceans Canada believes the Chinese Mitten Crab found in Hamilton Harbour was released intentionally – and whoever did it wasn’t doing anyone any favours.
Was your car stolen before 2011? It could be at a Niagara chop shop
A smashed GPS unit that appeared broken to the naked eye led police to a Niagara-on-the-Lake chop shop stacked with high-end parts from stolen GTHA vehicles.
CFL 2015: Storylines to watch
Quarterback health, the challenge of repeating, a second-year team trying to gain respectability, some scheduling quirks and the uncertain status of a high-profile player are just some of the intriguing angles as the CFL kicks off its 2015 season on Thursday night.
Fire that displaced family of four estimated at $350K in damages
A fire that spread from one central Hamilton home to another, putting a family of four out of a home, is estimated to have cost $350,000 in damages according to Hamilton Fire.
Cops without crowds: Daystarter Wednesday
Here's your quick hit Hamilton news, weather and traffic for Wednesday, June 24.
Samsung wants to install 60,000 solar panels in Flamborough
A major corporation is in talks with landowners across north Flamborough to install about 60,000 solar panels through the area.
Carding and street checks: What they're saying in Hamilton and other cities
Elsewhere in the province, mayors and police chiefs have been weighing in on the controversial practice of "carding or "street checks." But so far in Hamilton, activists and a councillor have been the loudest voices in the conversation.
Fire spreads from one lower-city home to another
Two central Hamilton homes are destroyed after a fire started at one and spread to another.
Police report on Hess Village silent on question of smaller crowds
A new report from Hamilton police on the city’s controversial paid duty bylaw in Hess Village contains no mention of crowd counts and declining attendance – something city councillors specifically asked for to decide if a bylaw change is warranted.
Invasive crab mysteriously appears in Hamilton Harbour
A crab with the dubious honour of being dubbed one of the 10 most unwanted species in the world was found in Hamilton Harbour Monday, and officials have no idea how it got there.
'Chemistry' is key as Ticats ready for third straight East title
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats open the season with 22 starters returning from last year's squad that lost a 20-16 Grey Cup decision to the Calgary Stampeders.
2 people using Cannon Street bike lanes hit by vehicles
Police are investigating two collisions involving people in the Cannon Street bike lanes Monday. One driver has been charged so far.
Teenage demolition derby causes $100K in damages
A north Hamilton auto scrapyard is dealing with $100,000 dollars in damages after three people broke in early Tuesday and started wrecking the place.
Beware of plumber flyers saying they're affiliated with the city
Warning: there are plumbers sending out false advertising in Hamilton, specifically for the backwater valve and lead water pipe replacement programs.
Hamilton police should explain street checks and address community concerns
Ismael Traore, a member of Black, Brown, Red Lives Matter, argues Hamilton police need open up about their "street checks" and the address issues around race, privacy and rights.
Waterdown animator drew your Saturday morning dreams
Waterdown animator Harry Rasmussen is responsible for making cartoon icons like Scooby Doo, Tony the Tiger and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles come to life.
City still doesn't know who got incorrect OW payments
It’s been seven months since the province implemented a faulty case management system for social assistance, and Hamilton still doesn’t know how many people got improper payments.
Hamilton pair sought on murder warrant in death of Niagara Falls senior
Niagara Region police have issued arrest warrants for two people from Hamilton named as suspects in the death of a 70-year-old man whose body was found in his apartment last Friday.
Homeowners still carrying Hamilton's biggest tax burden
Despite attempts to draw industry, homeowners are still shouldering the bulk of the tax bill.
How much will the new GO Station drive development?
Hamilton already has a GO Station at Hunter St., but LRT and waterfront proximity make James St. N. a different animal.
Darnell and Kia Nurse help Pan Am torch light up Tim Hortons field
The Pan Am games torch made its way to Tim Hortons Field Monday, hoisted by two of Hamilton’s burgeoning athletic superstars: Kia and Darnell Nurse. The siblings arrived to cheers from a small crowd of supporters and students, who lined the field for the games next month.
CFL 2015: 10 players to watch
The 2015 CFL season kicks off Thursday night when the Ottawa Redblacks visit the Montreal Alouettes. Here are 10 key players to watch this year around the league.
Pan Am/Parapan Am HOV lanes: 5 things you need to know
The temporary HOV lanes designed for the Pan Am/Parapan Am Games will be in use starting on June 29 . Here are 5 things you need to know to get you moving and avoid fines.
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