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Woman scammed of jewelry while walking downtown
Police are searching for two suspects after a woman had her jewelry stolen in downtown Hamilton Monday morning.
Missing 74-year-old man spent months in homeless shelter
A 74-year-old man who participated in the city's survey of people experiencing homelessness this spring has been missing since Thursday, Hamilton Police say.
Woman dies after suffering serious burns in east-end fire
A woman has died after suffering serious burns in an east-end apartment fire.
Thomas Mulcair in Hamilton: Canada Post, jobs, U.S. Steel and more
Tuesday morning CBC Hamilton spoke with NDP leader Thomas Mulcair. He's scheduled for a campaign-style stop in Hamilton Tuesday evening at a rally with supporters including local candidates. It's part of an Ontario tour with a federal election just a few months away.
Pan Am Games: What you need to know for Monday in Hamilton
Here's a list of what you need to know about the Pan Am games schedule and local cultural events on Tuesday, July 21.
Canada's women's basketball team beats U.S. for historic gold
Canada's women's basketball team made history by defeating the Americans in the gold medal final to become the country's first team to earn a major international championship in the sport.
U.S. Steel Canada attempting to swap financiers
After fielding threats from parent company U. S. Steel its financing would be cut, U.S. Steel Canada is filing to replace its original bankruptcy lender.
Mountain neighbourhood begins life without door-to-door mail
36,000 Mountain residents today had their first day visiting super mailboxes to get their mail. The fight against them goes on for some.
Arkells' Max Kerman plays troubadour for wedding proposal
Arkells frontman Max Kerman helped an Ottawa man concoct an unforgettable wedding proposal when he pretended to be a busker on the streets of the nation’s capital earlier this month.
Police too busy to rescue dog trapped in car during heat alert
A dog spent over an hour panting in a scorching-hot car on Stoney Creek Mountain in Hamilton, but with police and animal control not responding, Stephanie Baran had to decide whether to take action on her own to save the pet.
Activists push Hamilton Police board to stop carding/street checks
Hamilton's police chief on Thursday is expected to address concerns raised last month about privacy issues and racial bias in the service's on-the-street policing tactics.
Ontario craft brewers launch self-guided 'discovery tours'
The association representing Ontario craft brewers has launched self-guided "discovery tours" in and around the province's protected Greenbelt region.
Heat alert cancelled for Hamilton
The heat alert issued for Hamilton over the weekend has been cancelled, but the forecast calls for temperatures in the mid to high 20s and sunshine all week.
Pan Am Games: What you need to know for Monday in Hamilton
Here's a list of what you need to know about the Pan Am games schedule and local cultural events on Monday, July 20.
Police investigate 2 motorcycle crashes in Hamilton Sunday
Two separate collisions Sunday involved motorcycle riders hitting highway guard rails and being thrown from their bikes.
Woman close to Matthew Brigmantas says dog was 'peaceful'
A woman close to the victim in says the canine was not as vicious as its being portrayed.
Canadian women beat Brazil, will face U.S. for basketball gold
Canada will play the U.S. for gold in women's basketball after dispatching Brazil by a score of 91-63 Sunday at the Toronto Pan Am Games.
People of Pan Am: La Chiva Gantiva
The Colombia/Belgium-based band played at the Hamilton World Music Festival at Gage Park on Saturday, after their performance at a Pan Am stage in Toronto.
Why Canada is winning so much at the Pan Am Games
Why is Canada winning like never before? Some say it's the home field advantage. Some say it's weak competition. But almost mid-way through the Pan Am Games team Canada has won more medals than any other country. One prominent sports psychologist says there's more to it than all that.
Brantford child, 4, dies after found in swimming pool
​A four-year-old child has died after she was found in a swimming pool in Brantford Saturday.
Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Hamilton
​Scattered thunderstorms are expected Sunday afternoon as a hot, muggy weekend comes to an end.
Pan Am Games: What you need to know for Sunday in Hamilton
Here's a list of what you need to know about the Pan Am games schedule and local cultural events on Sunday, July 19.
Witness Blanket on display at the Hamilton Public Library
An artwork called the "Witness Blanket" is on display now at the Hamilton Public Library through Aug. 29. The piece comprises more than 800 individual items arranged and hung to look like a decorative quilt or blanket.
How are the Pan Am Games affecting the Sherman Hub?
The Sherman Hub, once a flourishing neighbourhood because of the steel mills is no longer, but the area's chairperson believe that could change thanks to the Pan Am Games.
People of Pan Am: 8-year-old soccer fan
Check out our gallery of portraits of people from the Pan Am Games.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out great new tracks from Chastity, Hairy Holler and Spells of Vertigo.
Woman charged after driving wrong way on highways 403, 407
A Mississauga woman has been charged after reportedly driving on the wrong way on highways 403 and 407 early Saturday morning, police say.
Centennial Parkway partially closed this weekend for rail bridge work
The Centennial Parkway is closed between Goderich Street and Arrowsmith Drive this weekend to move the CN train tracks to the newly constructed rail bridge.
Temperatures soar above 30 C as Hamilton under heat warning
Temperatures in Hamilton soared to above 30 C on Saturday as the city came under a heat warning from Environment Canada.
Multicultural or 'my culture?' Who 'owns' the colour festival?
When Midsummer’s Dream colour festival organizer Mark Gowland was accused of "cultural appropriation," he went straight to the Hindu Samaj Temple for guidance. Now, the temple is partnering with the festival for the first time ever.
Fringe festival play shows Hamilton through a caveman's eyes
One lived 10,000 BC years ago, has a loincloth and unibrow and skulked around prehistoric Hamilton. The other is a modern-day woman presenting her first play at the fringe festival. And somehow, Grog and Francesca Brugnano have a lot in common.
Things to do in Hamilton this weekend
A three day festival of free music and arts, the Hamilton World Music Festival will be at Gage Park this weekend, playing host to artists from all over the world.
Heat warning issued for a hot, muggy weekend in Hamilton
The city's medical officer is calling a Stage 2 heat warning this weekend, which triggers extra swim times and free drop-in swims at local pools.
Gun call at apartment turns out to be BB gun
Hamilton police were called to a report of a man with a gun entering a Cumberland Ave. apartment building.
Hamilton financial planner now accused of defrauding clients out of $5M
Hamilton police fraud officers have laid further charges on a financial adviser they first charged a year ago.
75-year-old man arrested for sexual assault case from over 30 years ago
A 75-year-old former Brantford man has been charged with sexual offences that occurred sometime between 1979 and 1981.
Pan Am Games a chance to show off Hamilton's progress and optimism: Eisenberger
The path to getting ready for the games hasn't been easy for Hamilton, so says Mayor Fred Eisenberger.
Hamilton manager allegedly used city credit card to buy personal stuff
A Hamilton city councillor is calling for police to be involved in a city investigation into allegations that a public works manager bought personal stuff with a city credit card.
Owner of dog who attacked man found, no decision on euthanasia
The city now knows who owns the dog that attacked a Hamilton man before he died screaming in the street last week, but it wont make a decision on whether or it will be put down until next week.
Man attacked with his own bear spray in knifepoint home invasion
A man ended up in hospital Thursday after three men forced their way into his central Hamilton home with a knife and attacked him with his own bear spray, police say.
'Leap forward' for harbour as Randle Reef cleanup contracts awarded
The contracts mark a milestone in the decades-long struggle to get the country's largest coal tar contamination site cleaned up.
Police arrest man protesting Canada Post mailbox installation
Hamilton Police have arrested a 69-year-old Hamilton man who tried to protest the installation of a super mailbox on the Mountain Thursday.
Stadium 'mismanaged from the outset' claims lawsuit: Daystarter Friday
Here's your Hamilton news, weather, traffic and more for Friday, July 17.
People of Pan Am: 'Dancing is a sport'
Check out our gallery of portraits of people from the Pan Am Games.
What would make you ride the bus more? HSR wants to know
The city has started a branding exercise to improve HSR's image.
Steve Mesic's widow sues Hamilton Police over fatal shooting
The widow of Steve Mesic, a man shot and killed by police two years ago, is suing Hamilton Police Service for more than $1-million for damages, claiming the officers acted 'carelessly, recklessly and with wanton disregard.'
Alouettes get best of Tiger-Cats in defensive battle
S.J. Green's third-quarter reception and big games from the defence and kick coverage teams lifted the Montreal Alouettes to a 17-13 victory over the visiting Hamilton Tiger-Cats in a defensive CFL struggle Thursday night.
Grand River Enterprises boss named in large U.S. marijuana grow op raid
U.S. Law enforcement has been investigating the possible involvement of the head of Six Nations tobacco company Grand River Enterprises and a director of the Big Bee Convenience Store chain in a large marijuana growing operation in northern California.
Pan Am soccer stadium lawsuit claims defective steel, mismanagement
A subcontractor who worked on Hamilton's CIBC Pan Am Soccer Stadium claims in a construction lien the project was mismanaged and that major defects to the structural steel of the stadium drove up costs and delayed the stadium's competition.
Tim Hortons offered buyouts to more than 15% of corporate staff
Tim Hortons has offered voluntary buyouts to about 15 per cent of its total Canadian staff of more than 2,000 employees, CBC News has learned.
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