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Updated 2025-07-19 13:45
GPS used to track nighthawks from northern Alberta to Brazil using backpacks
The whoosh of nighthawk wings is a familiar sound in the Canadian dusk.
Signpost: Fieldcote Fine Arts entries now open
The Fieldcote Fine Arts Committee invites area artists to submit two works for the Fresh From the Studio exhibit at Fieldcote Memorial Park and Museum this fall. A panel will judge entries with three prizes of $200 each; online submissions at www.hamilton.ca/fieldcoteartcall until Sept. 15 at 4 p.m. For info, email Janet Parker at jep6612@gmail.com.
Ontario to request $200 million from feds
Conservatives push Liberals for plan to deal with asylum seekers
Police urge public to stay away from Upper Wellington/Mohawk Road area for investigation
Hamilton Police are conducting an investigation “in the area of Upper Wellington and Mohawk” Road, and in a tweet just after 6 p.m. urged the public to stay clear “until further notice.”
Police find 2 grenades in city park
Police trying to determine if grenades found in GTA park are live
Suspect sought in Burlington bank robbery
Halton police say they were called to the Guelph Line TD Bank for a reported robbery around 12:50 p.m. Tuesday
Police presence in Stoney Creek near Prestwick and Tilden
Hamilton Police say they have arrested two people following an investigation into what they termed a “contained incident” Tuesday afternoon in Stoney Creek, near Tilden Avenue and Prestwick Street.
Death Valley high of 51 C forecast as U.S. Southwest blasted by heat
Scorching weather swept across the U.S. Southwest on Tuesday, with the highest temperatures expected in California’s Death Valley during a week that forecasters say could prove to be the hottest in the region this year.
Man arrested in Parliament Hill incident yells, swears at judge in brief court hearing
Jesse Mooney was in court via video link Tuesday related to four charges stemming from an alleged altercation the day before his arrest.
It’s not the smoke, it’s the humidity: Fire crews dealing with false alarms
Fire officials are shedding light on a little-known phenomenon that can cause the number of false alarms to soar in the muggy summer months: Some smoke detectors can be accidentally set off by high humidity.
Montreal psych hospital probing alleged attack by teenage patients
The administration of a maximum-security psychiatric hospital in Montreal has launched an investigation after several employees were allegedly injured by a group of teenage patients who reportedly plotted an attack.
Ottawa plans monitoring to keep migrant detainees out of jail pending hearings
The federal government plans to rely on electronic monitoring, telephone reporting and community supervision to avoid locking up migrants while they await immigration hearings.
Toronto shooting won't deter visitors: experts
Toronto shooting won't deter visitors, but will spark festival safety discussions
Feds consider stricter handgun controls
Ottawa was considering gun crackdown even before Toronto shooting: Goodale
Fate of Ontario safe injection, overdose prevention sites in limbo
The Ontario government says it is weighing the fate of the province’s safe injection and overdose prevention sites.
Greek forest fire survivor tells of dramatic flight, rescue
The fire came suddenly, and the group of friends ran. When they reached the beach and there was nowhere more to run, they swam into the ocean, choking and blinded by the smoke and pulled by the strong current.
Wind project cancellation deals a blow to Ontario’s business reputation
The demise of White Pines might please anti-turbine protesters, but Doug Ford’s move may cost the province in the long run, writes Jennifer Wells
Watchdog to probe Ontario's cap and trade cancellation
Ontario's fiscal watchdog to probe the cancellation of cap and trade
U.S. Tim Hortons franchisees sue parent company
A group of U.S. Tim Hortons franchisees filed a lawsuit Tuesday alleging their parent company engaged in price gouging and equity theft.
Girl arrested in stabbing of man, 20
Girl, 17, arrested in stabbing of man, 20, in Burlington, Ont.: police
Man drowns trying to rescue dog from pond
Winnipeg police warn of pond hazards after man drowns trying to rescue dog
Male stripper lands in court for club assault
A 48-year-old man who assaulted a fellow adult entertainer at a Niagara Falls strip club has been granted a conditional discharge.
With focus on Mexico, apprehensions grow at the U.S.-Canada border
While the Trump administration fortifies the southern border, there’s growing concern over the number of foreigners entering the country illegally across the porous northern border with Canada.
Greek wildfires kill 74, the deadliest blaze in decades
Wildfires raged through seaside resorts near the Greek capital of Athens, torching homes, cars and forests as they killed at least 74 people, authorities said Tuesday.
Harley-Davidson cuts profit margin forecast for this year on tariff hit
Harley-Davidson cut its forecast for profit margin this year by an amount that suggests it’s finding a way to cope with the damage done by President Donald Trump’s trade war.
Feds cite alternatives to jailing migrants
Ottawa spells out new measures to reduce number of migrants in jail
Mental health funds to go to police: govt
Ontario to use part of mental health funding for police initiatives
Niagara man guilty of sharing nude pics of ex-girlfriend
A 29-year-old Niagara Falls man who online shared intimate nude photographs of his former girlfriend has been placed on probation for 18 months.
U.S. Tim Hortons franchisee group sues RBI over alleged price gouging, equity theft
A group of U.S. Tim Hortons franchisees filed a lawsuit Tuesday alleging their parent company engaged in price gouging and equity theft.
Entering Canada no 'free ticket': Goodale
Conservatives push Liberals for plan to deal with asylum seekers
Hamilton officials put finishing touches on Griffin House improvements
Improvements include new entrance sign, accessible parking area, unisex, accessible washroom and kiosk.
Photos: HMCS Moncton stops in Hamilton for a visit
The HMCS Moncton made a stop in Hamilton Harbour at Pier 8 for a brief visit this week.
What we know and don’t know about the mass shooting Sunday on Toronto’s Danforth
Faisal Hussain, 29, of Toronto, struggled with ‘psychosis and depression,’ according to a statement released by the shooter’s family.
What drove the Toronto shooter to unleash violence on the Danforth?
Hussain shared a characteristic in common with many mass murderers
‘It’s terrible,’ mom says after charges stayed in Six Nations murder case
Dustin Monture, 27, was fatally shot on a Tuscarora Road property in February 2017.
Shooter not on watchlist, says minister
Ottawa was considering gun crackdown even before Toronto shooting: Goodale
Ohio State Fair butter sculpture honours 'A Christmas Story'
Ohio State Fair butter sculpture honours 'A Christmas Story'
Man accused in Tess Richey case seeks bail
Man charged in Toronto gay village death seeks bail
Man arrested in Hill incident swears at judge
Man arrested in Hill incident yells, swears at judge in brief court hearing
400 metres of chaos: How the Danforth Ave. shooting unfolded
Fifteen people were shot in the Danforth Ave. gun spree that began at Alexander the Great parkette and ended at 7Numbers restaurant. View the map to see the shooter’s path.
Rare asteroid duo dances in the stars
Finding a life partner, someone to spend your days with while you circle the sun, is hard. Now scientists have discovered a rare perfect match: Asteroid 2017 YE5, originally thought to be solo, is actually a double asteroid. Two asteroids, each approximately 800 meters (almost half a mile) in diameter, are orbiting each other about once a day, as they orbit the sun together. Scientists do not know how long the two have been together.
Goldfish crackers recalled due to salmonella
Salmonella contamination prompts recall of goldfish crackers
Toronto shooter had supportive family: neighbours
Many questions but few answers in Toronto's Greektown shooting
Greek wildfires kill 74 - the deadliest season in decades
Greek wildfires kill 50; hugging bodies found near beach
Gluten-free foods’ ‘health halo’ dims
Despite being associated with a “health halo,” gluten-free foods marketed to children are often high in sugar and aren’t nutritionally superior to regular products aimed at kids, a study has found.
West Mountain Farm Boy is all about food — fresh, local, ready-to-go
The new Farm Boy grocery store on the west Mountain is the Ontario chain’s first entry into the Hamilton market, but quickly becoming a go-to place for high-quality produce and gourmet foods.
Toronto stock index up moderately
Toronto stock index up moderately after falling Monday; U.S. markets also gain
Dancers on Egyptian streets accused of violating traffic law
Dancers on Egyptian streets accused of violating traffic law
No second Lanc for Hamilton’s CWHM
Hamilton’s Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum will not be getting a second Lancaster bomber to restore.
Judge greets potential Manafort jurors: 'Put what you've read and learned aside
Potential jurors in former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort's upcoming Alexandria, Virginia, federal court trial filled out questionnaires Tuesday asking what they know about the case and whether they are able to ignore all that to decide on a verdict.
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