This council is already showing its willingness to spend bigger than predecessors, writes Scott Radley.

This council is already showing its willingness to spend bigger than predecessors, writes Scott Radley.

Brantford woman facing dozens of charges in relation to alleged months-long scam

Historians searching for evidence to protect final resting place of escaped slaves who fled north to Canfield along the Underground Railroad

Thomas Jordan was also handed a 10-year driving ban in connection to the September 2021 crash near Gage Park

Two-bedroom units in the city are renting for an average of $2,234, a new report has found.

On several occasions this year, Khadija Zafar’s son Esa has had to miss school due to snow.

You shouldn’t have to sit in traffic: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled six closures in Hamilton on March 16, 2023 for roadwork on Highway

Councillors are focused on doing things differently, but sometimes that means spending a bit more.

‘The fairness of my trial was doomed from the outset,’ Millard tells Court of Appeal

The deepest stab wound measured 8.5 centimetres.

Call came as several Hamilton fire crews doused another blaze more than 30 kilometres away

Office of the Fire Marshal has been contacted about blaze

Canada’s senior hockey championship is back after a three-year COVID hiatus

“Across the board all agree on one thing: there is such perfection in Mozart’s music that there isn’t much margin for error.”

You may not always have control over which cards are dealt to you — but you absolutely get to determine how to play those cards in your life.

Hamilton Public Libraries planned a wide variety of family-oriented activities for March break, including a "Make and Create" event at the Sherwood library.

In case you’re wondering what, exactly, a Music Hall is, it’s a collection of musical numbers, medleys, skits and jokes.

Transport Canada is alerting drivers to recalls on certain vehicles from Mercedez-Benz, Tesla, Ford, Hyundai and others.

The analyst drew attention to a period of zero calls or texts just before and after Carel Douse was stabbed

Patient stories from Joseph Brant Hospital raise questions about how ill-equipped our health-care system is to properly support dying patients. Famili

The analyst drew attention to a period of zero calls or texts just before and after Carel Douse was stabbed

‘We can’t build our way out of this problem,’ housing expert tells council

Millard asked for more time to prepare for his appeal in the murder of his father, Susan Clairmont writes.

From the day they opened, the community jumped on board and supported them like no other, Joyce Leung writes.

Avoid gridlock before it happens: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled four closures in Hamilton on March 15, 2023 for roadwork on Highway 6 a

The work is on display until March 17

The alleged victims, registered doulas, are from cities across the province, including Hamilton, Whitby and Sarnia.

Police arrested Shawn Delaney in the Hamilton area just before 1 p.m. on Tuesday, almost two weeks after his improper release

Two-time Hillman winner Steve Buist of The Hamilton Spectator and Rachel Mendleson of the Toronto Star won for their series into how police were viola

Don’t forget to vote in the byelection for MPP

This week, I’d like to take a step back to physiotherapy based on a recent experience of mine, Ernie Schramayr writes.

From 1961 until the 1980s masses of First Nations children from across Canada were removed from their homes, in most cases without band or parental consent, and placed into the child welfare system.

Hamilton police continue to search for Daniel Tomassetti, who is shown in Interpol photos lounging in the sun.

"At the heart of the Zellers experience is its price philosophy: Everyday Low Prices."

Provincial transit agency knocking down apartment this month and approaching more landowners about selling other buildings in the way of the 14-kilome

Nine swabs of suspected blood stains from inside the More Than a Haircut barbershop were processed for DNA

Welcome to the strange world of the Dundas dolls that have been suddenly released from archival captivity after 20 years.

Nrinder Nann says some opponents of the site have been threatening and intimidating those who support the plan

No heated seats, no air conditioning, no seat belts, no FM radio, Tim Miller writes.

Plan your trip before you’re on the road: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled five closures in Hamilton on March 14, 2023 for roadwork on Hig

A decade after murders of Laura Babcock, Wayne Millard and Tim Bosma, court of appeal likely to reduce sentences, writes Susan Clairmont

Police say a man used a propane tank and blowtorch to try and set fire to building at 40 Oxford St. on Feb. 10

Nipissing First Nation Chief Scott McLeod’s stolen vehicle — which contained a sacred headdress inside — was found Monday afternoon, March 13.

Police say six people, including two adults and four children, escaped with minor injuries.

Redemption Canadian Reformed Church is open and has been welcoming parishioners — and the community — for nearly a year.

The fire, at a Cannon Street West business, is believed to have been caused by faulty wiring.

Nipissing First Nation Chief Scott McLeod is appealing to those who stole his SUV early Saturday morning, March 11, in Mississauga to return the sacred headdress that was inside.

The city has also started for the first time clearing 866 kilometres of sidewalks of snow this winter season.

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