Local users report trouble with internet and mobile services, debit transactions and more

Local users report trouble with internet and mobile services, debit transactions and more.

No reported injuries in early-morning blaze

Heading to the beach? You’re in luck — Hamilton’s public beaches are safe for swimming as of July 8 at 12 p.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality r

Many Rogers customers across Ontario reported losing mobile service early Friday morning.

‘The Lake’ is Amazon Prime’s first scripted Canadian program it greenlit for its streaming service. It filmed around North Bay on such lakes as Lake N

It’s set to be beautiful and sunny; perfect time to get outside and enjoy yourself

Volunteer group holding out hope city will help establish pint-sized homes for people on street

Programs still not fully back while backlogs expected to take at least 18 months to clear

Laughter and tears will send you out of Lighthouse Festival Theatre with a warm glow

Memorial ride organized by safety advocates set for Monday

The Church Street home backs right onto Lake Ontario.

‘If we’re not enforcing those bylaws that are already there, then why do we have the bylaw in the first place?’ asks one city councillor.

Plan your trip before you’re in your car: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 24 closures in the Hamilton area on July 8 for roadwork on High

Both Health Canada and The Canadian Food Inspection Agency are warning shoppers about certain products at Canadian Tire and Walmart that are being pulled from shelves.

Mother of two was last seen on the morning of New Year’s Day

Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario says contract costs are typically required to be disclosed

Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board has hired Sheryl Robinson Petrazzini as its new education director — the first woman to hold the position

New ‘complete streets’ manual is meant to ensure roads and intersections are designed to allow safe travel for everyone — not just vehicle drivers

Fabricio Lauar said that something convinced him to drive to work Monday morning. He was running late, and when he was travelling along on the QEW, the industrial millwright had no idea his commute would be interrupted by a fiery rescue.

Carolynn Andersen could barely believe her eyes when she uncovered a box on her Instant Bingo Doubler game.

Toronto man alive due to heroic efforts of five men who risked their life on the QEW.

The race is on in Hamilton’s municipal election, which will take place Oct. 24, 2022.

A new study looks at migration trends to Hamilton from across Ontario, and finds many are settling in the suburbs

The horse was found walking on dark Rock Chapel Road in middle of night

Heading to the beach? You’re in luck — Hamilton’s public beaches are safe for swimming as of July 7 at 8 a.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality report from Hamilton Region Public Health:

As for the financial markets, you can look ahead to better times there as well. Constantly observing the daily fluctuations and gloomy commentary can

July 22 show for his band The Un-Teens, more dates in the works for Teenage Head and The Killjoys

Bullied students will soon have someone in their corner thanks to a pilot program starting up in select schools within the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board this fall.

A $4.6-million contract has been awarded for the St. Mark’s Church adaptive reuse project and expects construction to start this month.

Door left open for change after board seeks information from Ontario

Avoid traffic jams before they occur: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 16 closures in the Hamilton area on July 7 for roadwork on Highway 403 and Queen Elizabeth Way.

Spread increasing as Hamilton’s hospitals already struggle with overcrowding

Seven-year-old Percheron cross is remembered for his boldness and keen curiosity

The seven-year-old Percheron cross is remembered for his boldness and keen curiousity

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Injuries not serious enough for police watchdog mandate

Police watchdog says 34-year-old’s injuries not serious

An investigation is underway after dramatic video surfaced late Tuesday night showing a construction worker dangling several storeys in the air, hanging from construction equipment hauling a load in downtown Toronto.The video posted on social med

Public hearings on hold until at least mid-July.

Council has already voted to convert the wide, collision-prone street to two-way traffic — eventually. But in the meantime, a series of short-term roa

Expect delays, especially during busy travel times: your weekly roundup of Ontario highway closures for new and ongoing construction in the Hamilton area, including Burlington, Stoney Creek, Flamborough, Ancaster, Dundas and Glanbrook.

Hamilton fire called to structure fire

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Heading to the beach? You’re in luck — Hamilton’s public beaches are safe for swimming as of July 6 at 9 a.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality re

When dentists Shelly and Inkesh Bajaj were looking to expand their dental practice, they saw an opportunity blossom in Waterdown's Magnolia Dental.

Last September, Jermaine Dunkley was found not guilty of Michael Parmer’s 2005 murder when a confidential informant’s credibility was shredded by the

$8.3-million break on city fees crucial for 266-unit project on Mountain, proponent says

Shortfall fuelled by recalls, closure of Michigan-based Abbott Laboratories.

City-owned international airport dug out a polluted pond and capped a historical hot spot in 2019 — but recent testing shows toxic firefighting chemic