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Hamilton man who lost his apartment to demolition, is calling for strong tenant policies

Kick-style, standup electric scooters were supposed to be available to rent this year, but the commercial pilot was delayed to address safety and acce

Wilfred “Wilf” Weisensee founded the club at a time when ‘people had to make their own entertainment,’ Mark McNeil writes.

Aspiring physician Rishi Bansal, 23, becomes fourth Mac student since 2011 to win the international scholarship

Children’s hospitals are filling up — and classrooms are thinning out.

Municipal enforcement officer will return to site January 2.

“Where’s Neil?! Where’s Neil?! Where’s Neil?!” The chant, targeting Hamilton East-Stoney Creek Progressive Conservative MPP Neil Lumsden, came from about 60 people protesting his silence on concerns about his government’s push to build 1.5 million homes in Ontario over the next decade.

Over 350 came out to honour and celebrate the life of Redeemer University student Bekett Noble at city hall Dec. 18.

Avoid gridlock before it occurs: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled five closures in Hamilton on Dec. 20 for roadwork on Highway 403, Highwa

Health Canada is issuing a recall for Christmas lights due to a shocking hazard.

Railcar maker pleaded guilty to one provincial health and safety charge related to a fatality in 2020

Police searching for suspect and Ford F150 truck spotted near north Hamilton scene

The cost of a one-bedroom unit in November was up 21 per cent year-over-year.

No reported injuries in multiple alarm blaze at Highbury Drive townhouse

Man reportedly offered to give ride to get ice cream

The human rights tribunal ruled that Pride Hamilton deserves standing as a corporation.

Busy doctor was an inspiration to many, often called ‘Superwoman’

Local actress is in the hottest play of the New York season, writes Gary Smith

For a third time in a row, the Taro industrial dump’s community liaison committee is delaying consideration of a trustee’s request to help organize an open house to address concerns about plans for a public school near the upper Stoney Creek site.

After over two years of waiting, Ancaster resident Alf Moulden has finally found peace.

City of Hamilton reviewing university building permit application.

Plan your trip before you’re on the road: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled four closures in Hamilton on Dec. 19 for roadwork on Highway 6

After years of requests, the City of Hamilton is planning to improve the accessibility of the crosswalk signal at the intersection of Main Street South and Dundas Street East in Waterdown.

Plan your route before you’re in your car: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled one closure in Hamilton on Dec. 18 for roadwork on Queen Eliza

Opponents say they will push the Tory government to reverse the contentious Greenbelt carve-outs and work to ‘keep bulldozers at bay’

Rob Howard: Local gift ideas from those in the know

Pair arrested, loaded gun seized

Don’t tell what you do, says author Ann Handley. Show who you are and why you matter.

Expect delays, especially during heavy traffic periods: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled nine closures in Hamilton on Dec. 17 for roadwork

The new provincial spill investigation comes as the city is in court over separate charges related to the Sewergate leak into Chedoke Creek.

$75,000 for new chiller helps improve efficiency of ice-making system.

Students at Literacy And Mathematics Academy (LAMA) in Stoney Creek were excited when a parent noticed a Hamilton Spectator article, explaining the City of Hamilton was looking for fun and creative names for their 10 snowplows.

Jury found Binbrook man not guilty of second-degree murder, but came back with finding of manslaughter in 2016 shooting

Another person was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries

A holiday tradition returned to the Winona Senior Citizen Centre for the first time since 2019 on Dec. 11.

Hamilton residents are celebrating some big lottery wins this holiday season.

‘There will never be another person like her,’ niece says

Domestic: 8U.S.: 4Overseas: 74 vessels handled bulk material related to the steel industry3 vessels handled petroleum product5 vessels handled agricultural product1 vessel handled fertilizer cargo1 vessel handled liqu

There are electrical shock and fire risks for the products in question

Free agent signee has recently joined both the city’s pro lacrosse team and its fire department, Steve Milton writes

Good morning. Hope everyone is staying safe and warm. Here’s the latest on Ford’s “alarming” new process to appoint the next chief justice, whether the Ontario government bypassed voters on the Bradford Bypass, and what we can all do to help swamped hospitals.

This past week the movie was filming downtown at the Ajio Sushi Korean & Japanese Restaurant and the neighbouring Sana Grill, Dan Nolan writes.

While John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport experienced growth, the average air cargo traffic declined three per cent across Canada during the

Environment Canada is saying Hamilton might see some sun shine through the partly cloudy skies and daytime highs around -3 C on Saturday and Sunday.

The accused was held in custody and it set to appear in court

Church Out Serving invites everyone to its Sydenham Street table

The users and donors come and go quietly at the free community fridge and cupboard near the west side entrance to Immanuel Christian Reformed Church on Mohawk West near West 5th.

Lyndon George has seen first-hand how well-intentioned Hamilton councillors continue to arrogantly make decisions on behalf of Indigenous people in the city without properly talking to them first.

Plan your trip before you’re on the road: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 16 closures in Hamilton on Dec. 16 for roadwork on Highway 403,