Investigations ongoing and suspects unknown in September incidents

Police say the driver was going 133 km/h in an 80 km/h zone.

After 34 years of service, an employee has to do something quite horrendous to warrant a termination without any notice or pay in lieu of notice. Jeff managed.

In a news release Friday, police allege the man sexually assaulted two women while they were seated on a train, once on Jan. 3 and again on Jan. 16.

Unions are asking for wage increases of around two per cent to keep up with inflation, but the government passed legislation last year capping wage hikes for all public sector workers at one per cent for three years.

“Ms. Zoia is extraordinarily lucky that she didn’t kill someone,” prosecutor Heather Keating said Friday morning.

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Police are asking for the public’s help in finding a missing 56-year-old Hamilton woman.

“You are apparently one disgusting excuse for a human being,” Tanner tweeted.

Valentine’s Day is around the corner and nothing says ‘I love you,’ like a chocolate cream puff

Family has already turned to paying for what they can out of pocket since they can’t financially support the therapy needs for their children.

Investigators are asking the public for help finding the white sedan because they believe it is linked to the shooting on Gordon Street.

The ship carrying 2,666 guests and 1,045 crew was first quarantined in Yokohama on Tuesday following a confirmed outbreak of the new coronavirus.

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The lawsuit filed Jan. 24 at the Ontario Superior Court of Justice alleges the bank and the police treated Dana Ramadan, 31, differently “solely because she was a Muslim, Middle Eastern POC” and accuses them of inflicting mental distress

A long-haul trucker who paid his tab at a Niagara Falls gentlemen’s club with counterfeit cash has been granted an absolute discharge.

The Chinese Communist Party’s handling of coronavirus and the death of Dr. Li Wenliang, who alerted people to the existence of the virus, has resulted in backlash from Chinese communities around the world.

A week after they learned of a ‘rainbow sheen’ on creek water, the city is informing the public

Dave Braden is on solar-powered duty for energy efficiency

City staff favoured Vrancor but council opts to keep venue process competitive

Councillors unwilling to offer city-funded agency a break on paying the tab

Hamilton parents have mixed feelings about the teacher strikes, and about caring for their children when they’d otherwise be in school.

No Rob Lowe or Patrick Swayze but a fictional movie turns into a real game on Friday

Environment Canada said Friday morning’s commute could be affected by between five and 10 centimetres of snow

Roughly 40 per cent of the European Union’s land mass is covered by trees, making it one of the most forest-rich regions in the world. It’s also ripe for wildfire.

John Massel’s latest conviction was for sexually assaulting a girl

A suspect wearing a blond wig opened fire on officers on Jan. 31.

Ontario’s new animal welfare inspection squad has launched an investigation into Marineland after a worker there said she saved three cubs from the bear enclosure.

Research measuring the effort of climate change on bees suggests they are only half as likely to be found in areas where they were once common.

‘This has set a great precedent that will benefit future international students in Canada,’ an emotional Anish Goyal tells court.

Indigo posts quarterly profit, but revenue, comparable sales fall

A planned restructuring of Ontario’s public health units should be put on hold until the current novel coronavirus outbreak is over, the leader of the provincial Opposition said Wednesday.

Public sessions on Burlington’s private tree bylaw, a variety show to support the Sex Workers’ Action Program, and a new city clerk

Nine coaches from record-setting 2019 Hamilton Tiger-Cats team return

Panel announces five general and 10 group-specific meetings

Trenton, Ont. facility to close this September

A powerful winter storm raked across the Deep South on Thursday, with high winds causing damage that killed one person and injured several more across a dozen states. Rescue crews also repeatedly pulled people from flooded cars, and one person was seen disappearing into a rain-swollen creek as a car sank.

No one was injured when a Nissan Pathfinder crashed through the front of a Welland gas station Wednesday night, said Niagara Regional Police.

Zoia pleaded guilty to mischief causing danger to life for tossing a patio chair off a highrise balcony last February. The Crown is arguing for a six-month sentence.

Allan Mann Jr. was extradited to Canada after an 18-month stint in U.S. prison for illegally obtaining government benefits while eluding authorities.

Police believe the robberies are related. No one was physically injured in either robbery.

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Jim Diodati says he has never used an internet dating site.

The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario is also holding a provincewide walkout Feb. 11 and one in Hamilton Feb. 13

Teachers hit the street outside Dalewood elementary on Thursday morning.

Emergency crews were called just before 6:30 a.m., for reports of a collision to that area.

With teachers on job action and no discernible progress toward resolution, organizers of the venerable Hamilton Indoor Games have decided to cancel the event.

A medical incident led to a Nissan Pathfinder crashing through the front of the Neighbours Petro-Canada, 383 King St., in Welland before 9 p.m. Wednesday.

In all likelihood, Niagara Regional Police investigators will spend more time on the road starting this summer when the Hamilton Regional Forensic Pathology Unit closes.

Quarantine was ordered for the Diamond Princess the day after guests were to disembark