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There’s been a sharp and sudden rise in the volume of people reaching out to the local SPCA.

Charitable group says it is ‘shocked’ by evidence implicating Villa Italia’s late executive director Pat Mostacci

Villa Italia’s former executive director Pat Mostacci is accused of orchestrating an identity theft and embezzlement scheme s

Plan your route before you’re on the road: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 18 closures in the Hamilton area on July 18 for roadwork on Highway 403, Highway 5, Highway 8 and Queen Elizabeth Way.

The Hamilton Fringe Festival is back July 20 to 31, showcasing independent performance artists live on stage, or in pre-recorded video and audio.

Conditional site plan approval extended to May 2023

A controversial redevelopment plan for Winona’s LIUNA Gardens property is headed to the Ontario Land Tribunal before the city has completed a review of the project and held a legally required public meeting.

Memorial to Mario Rogers finds a new home near the apartment building where he was killed

“Alice is going to follow me forever,” Davis laughed. “It wasn’t just the regular ‘Brady’ show, there were ‘Brady Bunch’ Specials too and then too, th

Police asking for the public’s help in locating 61-year-old Thomas Hart

Domestic: 4U.S.A.: 2Overseas: 22 vessels handled bulk material related to the steel industry3 vessels handled petroleum product1 vessel handled agricultural product1 vessel handled aggregate1 vessel handled finished s

The Biindigen Well-Being Centre will be built in the McQuesten Neighbourhood on Britannia Avenue.

Heading to the beach? You’re in luck — Hamilton’s public beaches are safe for swimming as of July 17 at 3 p.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality report from Hamilton Region Public Health:

The pool, adjacent to Pat Quinn arena in Hamilton’s east end, has been closed since November 2020 for a $3.2-million renovation.

Plan your route before you’re in your car: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 13 closures in the Hamilton area on July 17 for roadwork on Highway 403, Highway 5, Highway 8 and Queen Elizabeth Way.

Friday night vigil sheds light on how the criminalization of sex work puts workers at increased risk of gender-based violence.

Heading to the beach? You’re in luck — Hamilton’s public beaches are safe for swimming as of July 16 at 3 p.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality r

Race to the Oct. 24 vote is starting to heat up this summer

Ryan Campbell stands alone atop the leaderboard after having beaten one grandmaster and about to face another

It is the first time in decades that the country’s biggest and most prestigious chess tournament has been hosted here.

The Pathfinder Indigenous Youth Program, which focuses on Indigenous culture, identity and leadership skills, aims to prepare Indigenous students for

Avoid traffic jams before they happen: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled two closures in the Hamilton area on July 16 for roadwork on Highw

Grandmothers of Steel held a tea in the garden “friendraiser” event on Saturday, July 9, on Melville Street in Dundas.

Three arrested after nine-month police investigation

The long-promised resurfacing of Dewitt Road between Barton Street and Highway 8 is being put on hold again, this time because of a ballooning bill and shortages in construction materials.

Former MPP and provincial cabinet minister Ted McMeekin is throwing his hat in the ring for the vacant Ward 15 Hamilton city council seat.

The Climate Action Incentive payment is meant to offset rising costs of fuel for individuals and families

As a photographer, Ken Price enjoys taking pictures of fireworks, but hates what they can do to pets and wildlife.

Ann Konkle wants friends and well-wishers in Hamilton and around the world to know she’s still living life to the fullest at 107 years young.

Rotary Club of Hamilton running free summer literacy camp at Pauline Johnson Elementary School on Hamilton Mountain. It’s a summer morning camp with the focus on fun and learning.

If you’re serious about recruiting and retaining LGBTQ2+ employees and their allies, you need to do some heavy lifting year-round, writes Jay Robb.

One person was killed and another seriously injured in separate collisions early Friday.

Both men taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries

The third Sunday in July is National Ice Cream Day — not that you need an excuse to indulge.

Alectra says lights should come back on by 2:30 p.m.

Heading to the beach? You’ll want to stay out of the water at Pier 4 Park and Valens Conservation Area as of July 15 at 9 a.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality report from Hamilton Region Public Health:

Environment Canada is calling for hot summer days this weekend with daytime highs up around 30 C.

Several spooky shows are being filming across the city this summer, Dan Nolan writes.

The boy was in a HSR bus shelter with his family when a car, hit by another vehicle, crashed into them

Construction is ongoing at Townhall Social Eatery at 581 Concession St. and a liquor licence is pending.

Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Hamilton has jumped by nearly $170 in just one year

The latest Unique Restaurant Group endeavour opened mid-May at 116 George St.

Fewer tents are visible amid ramped-up bylaw enforcement but the crisis persists

Burlington Springs is the course that her late father Larry built and the one she grew up on before heading out to college in the United States where

Starting June 18, Hamilton customers can now get their loaves downtown at 103 Vine St., near Bay Street North.

Steel Town Cider Co. opened a new tap room and bottle shop in early May at 150 Chatham St.

Plan your commute before you’re on the road: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 25 closures in the Hamilton area on July 15 for roadwork on

Something special has been happening in recent days at the Indigenous Hoop Dance area of the Fennell campus at Mohawk College.

City says work is still on target for planned November 2022 completion