Indigenous families seek the truth about what happened at Mohawk Institute. Indigenous residential school survivor Dawn Hill, 72, always remembers the day she was told about the kid who was “dumped” down the local well at her school.

Indigenous survivors use radar to locate the graves of children who died at the Mohawk Institute.

Friday, Sept. 30 is National Truth and Reconciliation Day, and Tim Hortons is bringing back a popular fundraising campaign that raised more than $1.6 million last year.

You shouldn’t have to sit in traffic: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 20 closures in Hamilton on Sept. 30 for roadwork on Highway 403, Hi

“Fabulous! Incredible! Wow! Great voices! State-of-the-art sound and lighting.” Theatre Ancaster's British Invasion’s final weekend almost sold out.

The local funding is part of a $13.5 million investment in youth programing across the province that will assist 110 organizations.

Marion Richardson was shaking with excitement after winning the top prize of $77,777 on her $5 Instant Diamond 7s scratch ticket.

The popular teenage sleuthing brothers — which is shown on YTV and Global TV in Canada — has added a lot of the supernatural to it, writes Daniel Nola

Closed-captioning goofs make for bizarre reading at city council meetings

Testimony highlights communication barriers, including staff, family and First Nation community not knowing about past suicide attempts

Evening papers became morning papers; there was early news and late news and then hourly news. And now, of course, there is 24-hour news, and we wonde

John Wignall, 57, and Ryan Valentim, 38, died Sunday night in a dramatic downtown collision

Crop-dusting pilot survived, chopper left mangled

Some stars are gone but the bulk of the OHL champion team is back for the new season that begins Friday, Scott Radley writes.

This week, a local vintage music and movie store went viral on TikTok after showing the cassette tape of the famous $5 concert.

Saturday against York, David Choinière will become fifth Hammer to reach 100 games, Steve Milton writes

Highway 403 westbound is closing between Highway 6 and King Street West from Friday night to Monday morning

You can welcome the Juno-nominated pop-rock band to the city Oct. 1 at Bridgeworks

Ward 15 candidates grapple with how to improve services while keeping taxes low

Police say emergency services were called to a house on Traymore Avenue just after 8 p.m. Wednesday

As the second National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is marked Sept. 30, local Indigenous stakeholders and allies say education should be the top priority.

Waterdown’s Grace Anglican Church will unveil Bobby’s Place to the community on Saturday, Oct. 1.

The admission-free event happens on Oct. 6

Two Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board special-needs elementary students were left unattended at recess in separate incidents on the same day ea

You don’t need to sit in traffic: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 17 closures in Hamilton on Sept. 29 for roadwork on Highway 403, Highway 6 and Queen Elizabeth Way.

With demand for services at their Victoria and Friends women’s shelter on the west Mountain on the rise, Interval House in Hamilton (IHH) has once again teamed up with Shoppers Drug Mart on a key fundraising initiative.

Scott Peck says it may take a bit of imagination to appreciate the impact of the two new mostly barren and dry wetlands at upper Stoney Creek’s Saltfleet Conservation Area.

With one exception, all hopefuls are against cuts to Hamilton Police Service budget

Inquest into 16-year-old’s death by suicide at group home continues in Hamilton

The sold-out event celebrated Pakistani entertainment in a star-studded night

The vegan and gluten-free bakery launched in 2016.

Choosing what to include from Leonard Cohen’s songbook wasn’t as straightforward as one might think, Leonard Turnevicius writes.

A life insurance policy becomes ‘in force’ when it has been issued by the life insurance company and accepted by the owner, Thie Convery writes.

With Bratina sidelined by COVID-19, rivals take each other’s track records to task

Residents living near Waterdown Garden Supplies in Troy want to know what a new council will do to get rid of the piles of polluted dirt.

All proceeds from Waterford farm market support cancer research and treatment

Hamilton Community News has reached out to all Ward 12 council candidates and asked them to fill out the questionnaire below. This is how candidate Bob Maton responded.

Things will heat up at local restaurants from Oct. 1 to 2 for the 10th annual Flamborough Chili Fest.

Working out with a Baker’s cyst can be done if you modify your regular routine after assessing exactly where strengths and weaknesses are, Ernie Schra

‘It’s time to break with the past,’ says Alex Wilson, who is challenging Dundas incumbent Arlene VanderBeek.

Crown applied to have both young men, who were 17 at time, sentenced as adults

City’s Emergency Operations Centre recommends ways to better prepare for the next pandemic

Released from jail without medication, Zakery Rogers spiralled. A month later, he was back in jail where he died.

You don’t need to sit in traffic: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 12 closures in Hamilton on Sept. 28 for roadwork on Highway 403 and Queen Elizabeth Way.

Decision on internal repairs awaits real estate plan.

Canada Post says it will relocate a community mailbox on Highway 8 in Winona because a nearby dog known for running loose is threatening the safety of staff and customers.

A first-time candidate, Slye says traffic and pedestrian safety No. 1 issue for residents.

Candidates address lack of communication, protecting farmland, and illegal dumping.

Hamilton Community News has reached out to all Ward 12 council candidates and asked them to fill out the questionnaire below. This is how candidate Megg Markettos responded.

Hamilton Community News has reached out to all Ward 12 council candidates and asked them to fill out the questionnaire below. This is how candidate Karl Hanley responded.