Whether you’re an experienced vegan or curious about trying a plant-based diet, here are some great places to try in and around Steeltown.

Looking for the cheap seats: 8 ways to get a deal on concert tickets

What came in and out of the Port of Hamilton

Correspondent Jessica Allen said that she doesn’t “worship at the altar of hockey” and found in her experience that those who did “all tended to be white boys who weren’t, let’s say, very nice,” adding that “they were often bullies.”

The Stoney Creek resident who made the lone request for a hearing on the expansion of Terrapure Environmental’s Taro industrial dump says he’s still waiting to hear why the province turned him down.

Vehicle seized, no suspect description available

Panellists at Hamilton meetup cite numerous problems, from packaging to product quality

The shirtless 15-year-old screams as he lies facedown on the kitchen floor of his Tucson group home. He has no arms or legs, so he can’t flee or fight back. But a sheriff’s deputy at least twice his size is crouching over him and pinning him to the ground, using his body weight to restrain the quadruple amputee.

Ios Estiatorio’s family makes sure yours is treated to its best

Paul Christidis and his granddaughters toboggan on the reservoir hill at Garth Street and Stone Church Road Thursday after school.

Astronauts began an extraordinarily complicated series of spacewalks Friday to fix a cosmic ray detector at the International Space Station.

The House will hear from a singular witness Friday in the Trump impeachment hearings: Marie Yovanovitch, the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine who was targeted by the president’s allies in a “smear” campaign now central to the inquiry.

The Ghermezian family, Canadian owners of the American Dream mega mall, said the foreign corporations caught in the CRA’s crosshairs are not owned and controlled by family members inside Canada.

The NHL legend called Cherry ‘the most generous, caring guy’ in an interview with a Boston radio station on Thursday.

Leafs centre, Arizona security guard reach settlement over May parking lot incident.

Locally, nationally and abroad, several key antibullying programs are helping to address the problem.

Digital tracking will allow city’s public school board to see a more fulsome picture of bullying in local schools

Two teens died at the same Hamilton high school eight years apart. Judy Howell demanded action after her son died by suicide after relentless bullying. ‘Nothing’s changed,’ she says. Why not?

Football, parades and Santa. Here’s what’s happening in the Hamilton area.

One person is in hospital with unknown injuries after a house fire in Hamilton’s east end.

Probe aims to ‘promote healing’ and ‘build trust’ between police and LGBTQ community

“This was not just some minor hazing incident,” the victims parents said in a victim impact statement written on behalf of their son.

Company hopes for $20 million in savings through attrition, while expanding into pig iron production and leasing vacant Hamilton Bayfront buildings

Union has the option of requesting a ‘no board’ report to start the clock ticking toward a legal transit strike.

James Matheson was also charged in relation to the killing of Yosif Al-Hasnawi

Chief questions how accurately a video would capture confrontations with the public

Deal between Canada and U.S. close, but divided Washington might take time to ratify.

The three pleaded guilty to sexual assault with a weapon and assault with a weapon against two victims.

Mitra Javanmardi was charged with unlawful-act manslaughter and criminal negligence causing death when, in 2008, an 84-year-old man died following an IV injection.

A student pulled a gun from his backpack and opened fire at a Southern California high school Thursday, killing two students and wounding three others before shooting himself in the head on his 16th birthday, authorities said.

Giant plume clouded the neighbourhood southwest of the former Hamilton Specialty Bar during a demolition gone wrong.

The case stems from a lawsuit filed six years that challenged the Ontario Society for the Protection of Animals’ powers to investigate offences and lay criminal charges.

“If Mr. Trudeau wants to pass something that’s national, something that’s national and progressive that benefits all Canadians, he’s got really just two choices, he can work with us or the Conservatives.”

Stone, a longtime confidant of President Donald Trump, accused of lying to Congress about his attempts to communicate with the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks

‘Heavy police presence’ reported in the area of Driftwood Drive

Grimsby man facing multiple charges

James Matheson was also charged in relation to the killing of Yosif Al-Hasnawi

Police say one member of an elderly couple died in hospital after altercation in Oct. 27 break-in.

After nearly seven hours of deliberation jury members return with 13 recommendations for government and police agencies to consider.

Even though the legislation passed last Thursday is retroactive to June 5, last Thursday was also the day an independent arbitrator awarded heftier raises to the 3,100 Society of United Professions members.

Hamilton’s public and Catholic school boards are hoping a bell time study by their transportation consortium will resolve or significantly reduce a bus driver shortage blamed for regular delays in getting students to and from school for the past four years.

A correspondent on the Canadian daytime talk show “The Social” has clarified her hot-button on-air comments about Don Cherry’s firing from “Hockey Night in Canada.”

Revenues were $475 million, down from $619 million in the third quarter of 2018, due to a 28-per-cent decrease in average selling price for steel.

A childcare centre at St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Elementary School in Waterdown has been delayed.

A 2018 review flagged a legal loophole Metrolinx has known about for years: the UP Express is not covered by the agency’s bylaws, which means the organization can’t impose rules specific to the service and fine riders who break them.

"It doesn't look like much now. But it will," said Colin Lapsley, executive director of the Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre.

The $228,000 commitment keeps doors open at Carol Anne’s Place and Willow’s Place

Province won’t reveal the severance of CEO Donna Cripps or whether she’s now working for the super agency

A board with highly experienced and expert specialists will examine issue and make recommendations.

Nonprofit group is preparing second pitch to Commonwealth Games Canada