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Updated 2024-12-23 18:00
Hamilton police probing overnight shooting on central Mountain
Shooting occurred in area of Towercrest Drive and Upper Wellington Street around 1 a.m. on Nov. 1
Flu shots available in Hamilton for everyone over six months old
Residents can even get it at the same time as their COVID shot
Hamilton manslaughter case taken over by Brampton Crown office
Former defence lawyer of accused was hired by prosecution’s office
Hamilton manslaughter case moved to Brampton over conflict in Crown’s office
Former defence lawyer of accused was hired by prosecution’s office
Missing Brantford man found
Brantford police say Neil Shalapata located safely
Missing: Have you seen Neil Shalapata?
Brantford police looking for missing 53-year-old man last seen on afternoon of Halloween
Missing: Have you seen Neil Shalapata?
Brantford police looking for missing 53-year-old man last seen on afternoon of Halloween
Affordable housing units are coming to Six Nations
The five-unit rental properties will be built on Harold Road in Ohsweken as a collaborative effort from two Habitat for Humanity affiliates
Mayors of obscurity: Many have served Hamilton, but few are remembered
I think it is fair to say a lot of former mayors have slipped into obscurity over the years. Most Hamiltonians would be hard pressed to come up with o
Hamilton grandma plans to share $3-million lotto win with ‘big, wonderful family’
Magdolna Kovac bought her winning Instant $3,000,000 Prestige ticket at Upper Gage Big Bee
Laying out what’s next for Hamilton’s new slate of city councillors
After months of campaigning and door-knocking, the work is just beginning for councillors-elect
Hamilton highway closures for planned roadwork (Nov. 1)
Plan your trip before you’re in your car: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled four closures in Hamilton on Nov. 1 for roadwork on Queen Eliza
Hamilton Mountain resident marking National Indigenous Veterans Day Nov. 8
Don Kennedy will be wearing a colourful Métis Sash around his waist along with his blue blazer on Nov. 8 to observe National Indigenous Veterans Day.
Dundas King Street West-Highway 8 hill project on target for late November completion
Bridge replacement needed two construction seasons due to creek access restrictions
Ward 5 councillor Matt Francis raring to go after big win
Matt Francis has been on the go since being the first candidate to enter the race for councillor in Ward 5 and shows no signs of slowing down now that he’s won voters’ confidence in convincing fashion.
POLL: In the ongoing labour dispute, do you support province’s education workers (CUPE) or Ontario government?
After months of negotiations in the province's labour dispute, the two sides — the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) and the Ontario government — haven't been able to reach a new agreement.
Ancaster Ward 12 candidates accept election results, commit to being involved in town's growth
"The electorate is never wrong," said Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson, who has served since 2006.
Candidate Kojo Damptey concedes defeat; no election recount for Ward 14
Candidates talk about racism, violence experienced on the campaign trail
Hamilton family enters Michael Bublé’s dance competition
West Mountain’s Cea family has been consistently moving up to the next rounds of the dance competition
‘Extreme situation’ at McMaster Children’s Hospital causes cancelled surgeries and potential transfers
Staff from other hospitals asked to come and help as McMaster deals with ‘unprecedented pressures.’
I’m 27 years old and have never been trick or treating
Spectator reporter Beatriz Baleeiro goes trick or treating for the first time
Hamilton's Ward 14 candidate Kojo Damptey will not seek a recount in municipal vote
"At this time we are accepting the outcome of this election," said Damptey, who lost to councillor-election Mike Spadafora by 79 votes.
Hamilton public schools to remain open, Catholic schools to close should CUPE workers go on strike Friday
HWDSB chair Dawn Danko is calling on the province to ‘consider a better deal’ for its approximately 500 CUPE workers
Hamilton public schools to remain open should CUPE workers go on strike
Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board chair Dawn Danko is calling on the province to ‘consider a better deal’ for its approximately 500 CUPE worker
Chef at Dundas’ Red Door Cucina wins top prize at Pizza Summit
Giovanni Campisi wowed judges with his octopus pinza
Ontario government plans legislation to pre-empt strike by CUPE school support staff
The Ontario government plans to introduce pre-emptive back-to-work legislation on Monday and impose a contract on 55,000 school support staff after CUPE said its workers would strike starting Friday.
‘Look at these animals’
Huge show brings over 300 majestic horses to Ancaster
Stoney Creek Coun. Jeff Beattie wants city to up game on land tribunal appeals
Jeff Beattie vows to fulfil his promise to be a stronger voice for compatible development after decisively unseating Ward 10 incumbent Coun. Maria Pearson in the Oct. 24 municipal election.
You can say it: Forge is a dynasty
2-0 win before nearly 15,000 fans in Ottawa third title in four years, Steve Milton writes from Ottawa
Court strikes down appeal for McMaster-area peeping Tom caught with photos of naked women
In rejecting his arguments, The Court of Appeal said the victims of Dennis Rhodes “detailed significant fear and anxiety” and the crimes were a “signi
Data shows little change to Hamilton teacher retirement rates during pandemic
At the public board, teacher resignations hit a five-year high last year
Obituary: Dr. Alan Hebb was ‘a great role model to people in the community’
Burlington physician popular with patients and medical staff, involved with community
Wait times building at Hamilton hospitals as flu and COVID cases rise
Dr. Kuldeep Sidhu, chief of emergency medicine at HHS, said getting flu shots could help lowering overwhelmed number of patients
Hamilton highway closures for planned roadwork (Oct. 31)
Avoid traffic jams before they occur: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled four closures in Hamilton on Oct. 31 for roadwork on Queen Elizabet
Samaritan’s Purse launching 2022 Operation Christmas Child shoebox collection in Hamilton
Canada’s 2022 Operation Christmas Child shoebox collection season is underway.
Tom Jackson, Esther Pauls, John-Paul Danko returned, Mike Spadafora newly elected on Hamilton Mountain
Long night for central/west Mountain results.
Dundas voters show they’re ready for new leadership
Wilson wins Ward 13 with strong support from Valley Town polls.
Hamilton Police probe shooting in West Mountain
The investigation revealed that the shooting occurred around 6 a.m. when the occupants at the home were asleep
Hamilton Bulldogs drop a pair of weekend matchups
Bulldogs loose 3-2 to Gnerals Friday and 3-1 to Sting Saturday.
Halloween is expected to be spooky — and wet — in Hamilton area
60 per cent chance of rain and fog expected Monday.
Have you seen Jodi Andrews? Hamilton woman, 44, missing since Oct. 10
Police are seeking assistance locating missing woman.
Multi-vehicle collision closes Hwy. 6 in Flamborough
Two people were seriously injured in a three-vehicle collision on Highway 6 on Sunday at 8:30 a.m.
Hamilton highway closures for planned roadwork (Oct. 30)
Plan your commute before you’re on the road: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 10 closures in Hamilton on Oct. 30 for roadwork on Queen Eli
Concession 5 West intersection open following collision
Hamilton Paramedics superintendent Dave Thompson told The Spectator a man was taken to the hospital “in serious but stable condition”
Concession 5 West intersection closed following Flamborough crash
Hamilton Paramedics superintendent Dave Thompson told The Spectator a man was taken to the hospital “in serious but stable condition”
Hamilton’s West Town — ‘Locke Street’s living room’ — going up for sale
The West Town Bar & Grill has been a fixture on Locke for decades, a virtual “living room” to its many patrons, writes Jeff Mahoney.
Hamilton’s West Town — ‘Locke Street’s living room’ — going up for sale
The West Town Bar & Grill has been a fixture on Locke for decades, a virtual “living room” to its many patrons, writes Jeff Mahoney.
‘Outdoor Maverick’ David Sweet blazes trail in New Brunswick after leaving Hamilton politics
David Sweet bought a 45-acre camping park that had been listed for $1.2 million
Chita Rivera is the real thing — a Broadway dance star
She’s 89 and feisty. If she told me she was going to dance on Broadway next week, I’d be there, Gary Smith writes.
7-Eleven gets OK to sell booze in Hamilton stores after city loses court challenge
Consumption of wine and beer at the 622 Upper Wellington St. and 415 Melvin Ave. stores will be limited to dine-in customers
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