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Highway 403 westbound fully reopened; OPP identify victim of Wednesday’s fatal crash
Police say the man was killed after crashing his vehicle into the back of a commercial vehicle.
One lane on Highway 403 westbound closed for vehicle fire
Right lane is closed from Highway 6 to the Linc on-ramp
'Intersection is awful': St. Thomas student busing across Dundas Street will continue
Due to an ongoing crossing guard shortage, St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Elementary School students who live north of Dundas Street East in Waterdown will continue to be bused to school.
Police uncover ‘ghost gun’ manufacturer in Hamilton
3D-printed and modified guns part of a new and alarming trend.
Strike a pose: Hamilton real estate agent Rob Golfi sued over stretched-arm stance
Minnesota real-estate agent claims pose is his property.
It’s back to tradition for the Burlington Concert Band
During the concert, the BCB will be remembering those that they’ve recently lost. One such is the late trumpeter-conductor-arranger Bobby Herriot, a m
Glory days of pick your own at Hamilton-area farms and orchards
Early apples and other seasonal produce ripe for the picking
Avery Raquel is stretching jazz into alternative soul
Raquel decided on a career in music when most kids are still trying to learn how to ride a bicycle without training wheels, writes Graham Rockingham.
Jim Young and four other local greats named to Hamilton Sports Hall of Fame
Hall of famer was traded from the NFL to the CFL.
Chedoke Creek dredging paused amid dispute
Haudenosaunee call for monitors at Chedoke Creek dredging project
Vacant to vibrant: Barton Street to become walkable art gallery this fall
The Barton Village BIA is looking for artist submissions for a project that will see empty storefronts transformed into public art displays.
Toot! Toot! Iconic Theodore Too to become an Airbnb
The beloved vessel that calls Hamilton home will be available to book for overnight stays for one weekend in September, but more dates could be on the
Hamilton man arrested in series of weekend robberies
Man remains in custody, and faces five counts of robbery
Driver serious but stable after crash on Main Street East
Both passengers in the vehicle were transported to hospital, with one in critical condition, Const. Krista-Lee Ernst said
Two taken to hospital after crash on Main Street East
All lanes of Main are currently closed between Tisdale and Wentworth streets
Hamilton man charged in two armed robberies
Police say two businesses robbed Saturday evening
Stay out of the water at Hamilton’s Valens Conservation Area (Aug. 24)
Heading to the beach? You’ll want to stay out of the water at Valens Conservation Area as of Aug. 24 at 3 p.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality r
Hamilton highway closures for planned roadwork (Aug. 24)
Avoid traffic jams before they happen: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 13 closures in Hamilton on Aug. 24 for roadwork on Highway 403, Highway 5, Highway 6 and Queen Elizabeth Way.
Hamilton summer camp preparing Black kids to return to school with confidence
The idea for the camp was to empower Black children, address issues of cultural pride, and have fun
Hamilton’s curious (official) history
The city paid $200,000 to build a website about our story. What isn’t included is puzzling.
Analysis shows Hamilton has one of the oldest populations in the country
Census data also reveals that in one downtown neighbourhood, 60 per cent of seniors are living in poverty.
How Hamilton, Burlington and other neighbours have changed since the last census
A look at population, age, income and COVID supports from 2021 census data
Hamilton’s curious (official) history
The city paid $200,000 to build a website about our story. What isn’t included is puzzling.
Meet the ‘grandma’ of this McDonald’s in Hamilton
Sharron Harley, 75, has greeted morning ‘regulars’ to the Upper Gage Avenue McDonald’s with a cheerful smile for more than four decades
Two cancer diagnoses in one family inspire BRIGHT Run fundraising effort
Gerri Nyman and her family are taking part BRIGHT Run to keep daughter-in-law Jerilee Nyman’s spirit alive
Ward 5 council hopeful Krysta Boyer focusing on ‘five pillars’
Krysta Boyer says her experience volunteering on non-profit boards and promoting local business improvement areas, including downtown Stoney Creek’s, prompted her to join the race for Ward 5 councillor in the Oct. 24 municipal election.
Hamilton school board Stop Woke candidates’ platform denounced as ‘hateful’
Two candidates are running for Hamilton’s public school board on a platform opposing anti-racism and equity education. Yet neither is willing to talk about their stance, one an opponent calls a “hateful ideology.”
Groundbreaking for Dr. Bob Kemp children’s hospice could happen in 2024
The Dr. Bob Kemp Hospice has teamed up with Hamilton Health Sciences to design, build and operate a children’s hospice that could be in place by 2025.
Hamilton Greek Fest means food, music and fun at Inch Park on Hamilton Mountain
Food and fun were flowing at Inch Park on the weekend.
KF Aerospace to host job fair to fill 40 new positions
Aviation company is looking to hire aircraft painters as well as hangar support staff
How did misinformation feed the myth that COVID vaccines killed hundreds of Canadians?
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Longtime downtown Hamilton Thai restaurant closes
Bambu, formerly My-Thai, shutters permanently after two decades of serving Thai food on John Street North.
‘A gross miscarriage of justice’: Soleiman Faqiri’s family devastated by OPP decision not to lay criminal charges in 2016 jail death
For the third time, police have decided not to lay charges in the 2016 death of Soleiman Faqiri, a mentally ill man in crisis who was severely beaten, restrained and pepper-sprayed by correctional officers in an Ontario jail.
Missing person found dead hours after waterfront search
Hamilton police searched for missing person around Harbour West Marina
Hamilton police searching for missing person near Harbour West Marina
Search not tied to any ongoing cases or missing person reports
harbour west marina missing person search
Search not tied to any ongoing cases or missing person reports
No Ontario hospital patients will be moved to nursing homes without consent, long-term care minister says
Moving to allay fears that transfers could be made to nursing homes not on a patient’s preferred list of choices — and possibly away from their loved ones — Long-Term Care Minister Paul Calandra said no one will be forced to relocate.
Ontario school workers to hold strike vote starting Sept. 23
School support staff will take a strike vote starting Sept. 23, a move their union says will “be a signal” to the Ontario government and boards that workers will not accept concessions at the bargaining table.
Stay out of the water at Hamilton’s Valens Conservation Area (Aug. 23)
Heading to the beach? You’ll want to stay out of the water at Valens Conservation Area as of Aug. 23 at 3 p.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality r
These Hamilton public beaches are open for swimming (Aug. 23)
Heading to the beach? You’re in luck — 6 Hamilton public beaches are open for swimming as of Aug. 23 at 7 a.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality report from Hamilton Region Public Health:
Hamilton highway closures for planned roadwork (Aug. 23)
You don’t need to sit in traffic: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 12 closures in Hamilton on Aug. 23 for roadwork on Highway 403, Highway 6 and Queen Elizabeth Way.
Hamilton, Haldimand County paramedics mourning death of ‘caring and compassionate’ colleague
Ria Vannoort, 32, died over the weekend after a marine accident in upstate New York
Leap of faith: Hamilton church converted into apartments
Tal Dehtiar took a risk in transforming a former church on West Avenue South.
The Mayflower’s second voyage recounted in ‘The Wicked Pilgrim’
In 1956 Warwick Charlton completed his quest to have a second Mayflower built and sail from England to America. Now 60 plus years later, Warwick’s son
Iconic Sherman Clock returns to the Bayfront
When J.I. Case took over IH’s Hamilton plant in the mid-1980s, the cube was dumped in favour of a Case sign that sat on a pole-like structure with “wi
Back to school and back to giving: Backpack For Brainiacs provides school supplies to kids who need them
What started as a passion project in 2018, Backpack For Brainiacs is now a registered charity, helping kids get back to school with confidence
Dundas’ Valley Community Centre Park plan awaits NEC review
Project's first phase delayed to next year
One dead, another critically injured in single-car Highway 403 crash
Collision occurred amid heavy rain near the on-ramp between the Linc and Highway 403
Two people seriously injured in single-car Highway 403 crash
One person was taken to hospital without vital signs, while another was taken in critical, life-threatening condition
UPDATE: Rainfall warning ended for areas in north Hamilton
‘Heavy downpours’ and flooding was possible in parts of Flamborough
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