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Updated 2025-02-04 06:15
Hamilton city council, staff have kept a 24-billion litre sewage spill secret
Confidential reports obtained by The Hamilton Spectator show city staff recommended councillors keep details of the spill secret from the public as long as possible because of potential legal action the city could face.
Hamilton waterfront ‘greenway’ reduction source of debate
North End neighbour upset community wasn’t consulted on scale-back
‘No progress’ from mediation in high school teachers’ negotiations
The province’s push for mediation has not led to any progress in negotiations with Ontario’s public high school teachers, their union said Wednesday, and no further talks are planned.
Mississauga man dies after being Tasered by police, SIU investigating
The man died in hospital about an hour after the incident. Ontario’s Special Investigation Unit investigates incidents involving police where there has been serious injury, death or allegations of sexual assault.
Westmount upended by Welland’s Notre Dame
Wildcats lose regional football title, but still need to be ready to play at provincials
Amateur scene: Local results, events, clinics and more
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Sheryl Nadler: Mabel’s Labels’ Julie Cole stays grounded in her boho roots
Julie Cole, one of the co-founders and a senior director of the wildly successful Mabel’s Labels, says she puts together her looks in a way that also reflects her upbeat personality.
Leonard Turnevicius: Tom Allen brings Bohemians in Brooklyn to Burlington
Story-telling, musical cabaret and ‘a lot of other stuff’
Toronto police officer who arrested, released serial killer Bruce McArthur in 2016 pleads not guilty to disciplinary charges
Sgt. Paul Gauthier faces misconduct charges related to the investigation into McArthur. It’s alleged he conducted a negligent investigation into a 2016 report that the serial killer attempted to strangle a man inside his van during a sexual encounter.
Lowe’s says they will close 34 underperforming stores across six provinces
Lowe’s Companies Inc. says it will close 34 underperforming stores across six provinces as part of a restructuring of its Canadian business.
City of Hamilton says demolition plume not a long-term health risk
Neighbourhood around Sherman Avenue North was shrouded in dust Sept. 30 after a demolition at the former Slater Steel
Overhauling Canada’s toxic chemicals law should be priority, advocate says
Muhannad Malas of Environmental Defence says ‘in Canada, we’re not really seeing improvement’ in how retail companies manage chemicals.
Hamilton eyes new bylaw crackdown on development fill dumping
Council has already banned out-of-town construction fill. Next week, it will look at forcing landowners to prove incoming fill material is clean and prohibit weekend dump-and-runs.
SIU investigating death of man Tasered by police in Mississauga
The man died in hospital about an hour after the incident. Ontario’s Special Investigation Unit investigates incidents involving police where there has been serious injury, death or allegations of sexual assault.
Love-in on Melrose sends Ticats off to the Grey Cup in style
Rally outside Tim Hortons field featured a robust gathering of Hamilton Tiger-Cats fans
Police launch investigation at Oakville hospital after this man disappears
Halton Regional Police are searching for a 45-year-old man who vanished from Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital Wednesday (Nov. 20).
Private member’s bill to overturn Ontario pit bull ban introduced in legislature
Rick Nicholls introduced a private member’s bill in the legislature Tuesday that would alter controversial provisions in the Dog Owners’ Liability Act that prohibit the breed.
Andrew Dreschel: Flipped vote sinks biweekly garbage pickup option
‘I really think as a council we have a duty to find out what those cost savings could be’
Hamilton GO stations push up housing prices
CMHC says West Harbour and Confederation GO expansions have been a draw for homebuyers
DARTS forecasts $1.2M overrun due to surge in passengers
Councillors ask city auditor general to review paratransit service’s ridership
Accused killer Dale King takes stand in own defence
King, 21, has pleaded not guilty in 2017 killing of Yosif Al-Hasnawi
Ammonia leak prompts food bank to dump 1.8M pounds of food
Ammonia leak prompts food bank to dump 1.8M pounds of food
Busch’s NASCAR championship was a fitting end to Joe Gibbs Racing’s emotional season
When Kyle Busch won Sunday’s Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway, he handed team owner Joe Gibbs his fifth NASCAR Cup championship trophy.
Sweden drops investigation of rape charges against Assange
Swedish prosecutors on Tuesday announced that they were dropping an investigation into a 2010 rape allegation against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
Nadal keeps Spain alive against Russia in Davis Cup Finals
Nadal converted his second match point at the packed “Caja Magica” (Magic Box) centre court. That ensured the tie will be decided in the doubles match, which was set to start after midnight local time.
Hamilton man shot outside Stone Church Road East bar and restaurant
The 22-year-old is in critical but stable condition
Ontario proposes to extend water bottling moratorium by nine months
Over the past year, the government reviewed the state of water resources in key areas of the province and the effect that taking water out of the ground has on those resources, Environment Minister Jeff Yurek said.
Brewing battle over future of NATO makes minefield for Canada
A brewing battle over the future of NATO could have major implications for Canada, which for decades has relied on the military alliance as a cornerstone of its security, protection and influence in the world.
Book about Jack the Ripper’s victims wins nonfiction prize
Book about Jack the Ripper’s victims wins nonfiction prize
UPDATE: Hamilton police say death near lift bridge not suspicious
Family has been notified and the coroner has taken over the investigation
Ford’s cancellation of renewable energy projects to cost at least $231M
When the projects were cancelled, Energy Minister Greg Rickford claimed the move would save energy ratepayers $790 million and said none of the 758 projects had reached “development milestones,” making it cheaper to scrap them.
UPDATE: Accused killer Dale King takes stand in own defence
King, 21, has pleaded not guilty in 2017 killing of Yosif Al-Hasnawi
Ontario needs to focus on energy bills not rates, advises new energy efficiency report
The province ranks poorly on national scoreboard regarding waste reduction.
Hamilton police recover body from water near lift bridge
Police are investigating to determine the person’s identity and cause of death
Electricity rate bump starts showing up on Alectra bills in Hamilton
Off-peak usage rate jumped by more than 50 per cent on Nov. 1
Graham Rockingham: Singer Michelle Titian helping others battle addiction
New music and documentary to be unveiled Friday, Nov. 15, at the Art Gallery of Hamilton
CAUGHT ON VIDEO: Brazen thief steals wind chimes from front of Burlington home
Police investigating after item of ‘sentimental value’ taken
Buying your first stock takes research
Buying your first stock requires lots of research before you take the plunge
Trimming Hamilton’s Christmas tree
Peter Ferrelli places a ball on the giant tree in the forecourt at Hamilton city hall.
Tim Hortons Field to host Grey Cup viewing party for Ticats’ fans
Game will be broadcast on the big screen inside the stadium
On new podcast, Don Cherry addresses Sportsnet’s decision to fire him
Don Cherry says Sportsnet “made it impossible” for him to address a controversy that eventually led to his firing last week.
Ernie Schramayr: Activities of daily living and carrying
10 Commandments of Training for Longevity
UPDATE: Hamilton man shot outside Stone Church Road East bar and restaurant
The 22-year-old is in critical but stable condition
'Avoid this area': Major intersection in Burlington closed after crash leaves multiple people injured
Halton Regional Police are investigating a crash in Burlington Tuesday morning that has created traffic chaos around a busy intersection.
Gary Smith: Watch, or even dance yourself, at Emmons’ Collapsing the Night
Evening brings the audience to where they want to react
Retired Hamilton teacher looks for former students to open time capsules on New Year’s Day
Twenty years ago, Julie Petis Parco and her Grade 4/5 class at St. Luke Catholic Elementary School put together boxes to mark the millennium
Money in the Banks: Ticats are Grey Cup favourites over Bombers
Hamilton has gone 7-1 against the spread in their last eight games
Pitch for every-second-week trash pickup in Hamilton dumped
Councillor fails to receive enough support for his proposal to include option in request for new contract
Landlords lose appeal over Toronto’s new rules to limit Airbnb, other short-term rentals
An adjudicator says the city has balanced the need for tourist accommodation with the protection of Toronto’s housing stock.
Confined to a Toronto nursing home bed 24 hours a day, Tommy Sec wants to die
With no chance of improving his health and the prospect of living out the rest of his life bedridden with no ability to travel or even listen to music, a Toronto man says his only goal is to no longer be among the living.
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