Police say victim was told to pay $120,000 to get grandson out of jail

With the number of surviving Second World War veterans dwindling, what will the future of Remembrance Day look like?

After settling in Hamilton, woman is fighting to bring kids to Canada

Emergency rooms ‘frequently’ at capacity due to surge in viral infections

There were 21 cars entered for the Toronto race, held as part of the CNE’s regular Friday-night show. Indiana’s Don Oldenberg won with his 1955 Buick.

New digital record system allows Hamilton Health Sciences patients to access their test results instantly through app — but some docs wonder if that’s

COVID-19 had ‘very material impact’ on city that continues to strain coffers

Climb the property ladder to your forever home, writes Thie Convery

The calls are coming quicker and growing stronger: bring back mask mandates to help curtail the triple threat of COVID-19, influenza and respiratory syncytial virus that’s sickening Ontarians and putting pressure on an already teetering hospital system.

Catholic trustees have been holding in-person, open sessions since June.

Lease to former Bed & Breakfast operators was scheduled to end Nov. 6

You shouldn’t have to sit in traffic: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 12 closures in Hamilton on Nov. 10 for roadwork on Highway 403, Hig

Spread of flu and COVID increasing in Hamilton

Two men were involved in a road-rage incident, police said, with one man pointing a gun at the other

No injuries in the Monday evening incident

The latest report from Ontario Health suggests the situation in hospitals is worsening as COVID-19 and respiratory virus season picks up.

Rail transloading facility at Pier 15 will eventually allow more finished steel to travel by rail.

Around here, seeing his name tied to this is intriguing for sure. Partly because we don’t see a ton of local billionaires, writes Scott Radley.

Former Burger Bus gets a fresh white paint job as Wingtastic takes over.

Families to receive 25 per cent rebate and reduced fees by end of year

Charlotte Green believes her son was dead in his room for three days at the supported-living home before being found, Susan Clairmont writes.

“Missing” is the theme explored by 12 storytellers; the storytelling event is held virtually on Saturday night

Bob Bell’s new book describes how exploring nature helps him cope with a chronic illness

The provincial Greenbelt proposal is on top of an order to expand the city’s urban boundary for new development.

It’s been a banner year for the Hamilton Golf and Country Club Foundation (HGCCF), with more than $260,000 distributed to charitable organizations in the Hamilton area.

Cassar, along with the new council, will also begin the 2023 budget discussions, starting with the water and wastewater rates.

Hamilton Conservation Authority directors say they fear new provincial legislation that hopes to build 1.5 million homes in the next decade will allow developers to bulldoze vital wetlands, leading to increased flooding of streets and houses.

Total costs for The Big Bounce and upcoming repairs not yet known

Hamilton’s new mayor, Andrea Horwath, has done some work when it comes to building relationships with local Indigenous nations and peoples.

Expect delays or plan an alternative route: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 12 closures in Hamilton on Nov. 9 for roadwork on Highway 403

Exercise helps to maintain bone strength, proper posture and core stability while building endurance and enhancing balance and coordination, Ernie Sch

Poke Co. is all about honouring Hawaiian poke culture by serving fresh food from the land and sea, Joyce Leung writes.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the province is returning to bargaining with an “improved offer” for lower-income education workers.

The former director of finance accused of bilking organization out of more than $250,000

Expect lane restrictions and the closure of the bike lane on Bay Street North

Police is asking the public for information after a car was stolen from a Caledonia driveway.

Police say to slow down and steer straight when confronted by deer on roadways.

Lest we forget

Nine years ago, the museum was commemorating the 25th anniversary of the refurbishment of the Second World War plane and offered a chance for a Specta

Canada’s first age-related macular degeneration study spearheaded in Hamilton

Nine years ago, the museum was commemorating the 25th anniversary of the refurbishment of the Second World War plane and offered a chance for a Specta

MPP Donna Skelly, meanwhile, urges ‘calmer heads’ in effort to address housing crunch

When the three front-runners for Hamilton mayor — including new mayor-elect Andrea Horwath — announced their support to push the Waterdown bypass project to completion in the final days of the election campaign, the Review wanted to check in on the status of the long-awaited project.

Pleasant View Protection Association (PVPA) will send a delegation to speak against Columbia International College’s proposal for a 1,000-student private school, in the former Sisters of St. Joseph Convent on 574 Northcliffe Ave., at a Niagara Escarpment Commission public meeting on Nov. 16.

The Hamilton public school board’s elementary and secondary teachers unions say a spike in employee sick days last year shows an absence management plan isn’t working and needs to be scrapped.

The Halloween house on East 11th Street far surpassed its fundraising goal this year.

Cyclists, as well as motorized bikes, have become a common sight along the trail, with residents saying contributing to near misses.

Avoid gridlock before it happens: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 10 closures in Hamilton on Nov. 8 for roadwork on Highway 403, Highway

The organization is raising money for its embracing LGBTQ2S support work with an auction, music, art and much else at Cotton Factory on Thursday

Students in both the Catholic and public boards were out of the classroom on Monday, both will return to in-person learning Tuesday