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Updated 2025-02-05 03:15
Hamilton historian and cemetery tour founder takes up photography upon losing his sight
Robin McKee replaces driving and crosswords with photography.
Trudeau heads north to campaign on climate change
Trudeau heads to the North as Scheer and Singh make for Toronto after debate
SIU: No grounds to charge Hamilton police officer in shooting death of woman
Robyn Garlow, 30, was shot twice in a King Street East apartment in October 2018.
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Ontario’s environment ministry is investigating Monday’s demolition of a steel mill on Sherman Avenue that sent a billowing plume of black dust wafting across north Hamilton.A ministry spokesperson said environmental officers in the downtown head
Trudeau targeted in English leaders' debate
Leaders gather in capital for potentially pivotal English debate
The Latest: Six leaders gather for debate
The Latest: Six leaders square off in English-language debate in capital region
Bernier paints himself as a true conservative
Bernier paints himself as genuine crusading conservative in leaders debate
Where the party leaders are Tuesday
Where the party leaders are Tuesday
Trudeau targeted in English leaders' debate
Scheer, who’d much rather not talk about Ford, called Trudeau’s photo op with teachers a “disgusting” attempt to politicize education.
Election Notebook: On-campus voting is for everyone
Tidbits and events from the federal election campaign in Hamilton and surrounding area
Leaders stick to scripts as English debate starts
Leaders gather in capital for potentially pivotal English debate
Boy, 14, stabbed to death in front of his mother outside Hamilton school
Three people have been arrested and police are seeking two more after attack outside Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School.
Right-wing outlets Rebel Media, True North win legal battle to cover leaders debate
A judge ordered the Leaders Debates Commission to provide accreditation to the three men it had previously rejected.
Scheer, Trudeau trade barbs ahead of debate
Leaders gather in capital for potentially pivotal English debate
3 win Nobel Prize for showing how cells sense low oxygen
While some promising drugs have been developed, it will be years before it’s clear whether such discoveries are going to change the lives of tens of thousands.
North Korea criticizes upcoming UN Security Council meeting
North Korea’s UN Ambassador Kim Song stressed the timing of the Security Council meeting, saying the three European countries should seriously consider this issue, which he called “very important.”
Education Minister Stephen Lecce says Ontario won in its deal with CUPE, capping wage increases at 1 per cent a year over the next three years.
CUPE’s Laura Walton responds that the union fought for job security, getting the government to restore grants that will bring back up to 1,500 workers, including education assistants.
Climate protesters shut down bridges in Canadian cities as part of global action
“Somehow this is all supposed to be in the name of environment, but hundreds of cars are now idling unnecessarily as they wait.”
Climate protesters arrested at Bloor Viaduct, as part of global action that shut down bridges across the world
In Toronto, more than 100 protesters blocked the Bloor Viaduct, setting up signs with large letters reading “Act now” on the four-lane bridge, and painting on the street.
B.C. Green Leader Andrew Weaver steps aside
Cites his aversion to becoming a career politician for stepping down.
Update on tentative deal between province and CUPE
Last-minute deal between the province and CUPE includes $20 million to bring back jobs lost from budget cuts
Trump sends strong, conflicting signals on Syria, Turkey
Even Trump’s staunchest Republican allies expressed outrage at the prospect of abandoning Syrian Kurds.
Scheer, Trudeau trade barbs ahead of debate, amid Ontario education unrest
Scheer, who’d much rather not talk about Ford, called Trudeau’s photo op with teachers a “disgusting” attempt to politicize education.
Gender wage gap narrows to 13.3%: StatCan
Gender wage gap narrows to 13.3%, women earn $4.13 less per hour: StatCan
Worms in broccoli at North Carolina college prompt inquiry
Worms in broccoli at North Carolina college prompt inquiry
Shooting of three children, two adults in Boston-area home called a ‘tragic loss’
Two adults and three children were found dead with gunshot wounds in a Massachusetts home Monday, authorities said.
At least 13 dead in migrant boat capsizing off Lampedusa
The smugglers’ boat overturned as a patrol boat was preparing to take migrants on board in rough seas about six miles (10 kilometres) off Lampedusa just after midnight, the coast guard said in a statement.
Deer crashes through window of Long Island hair salon
The buck’s surprise visit to the Be.you.tiful salon in Lake Ronkonkoma was captured by the salon’s security camera and widely shared on social media.
UPDATE: A 14 year-old boy has died of his injuries after Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School assault
Hamilton police looking for witnesses, video
Father pleads not guilty in death of toddler found outside Edmonton church
Joey Crier is accused of the second-degree murder of his son, 19-month-old Anthony Joseph Raine, whose body was found outside Edmonton’s Good Shepherd Anglican Church in April 2017.
Watching tonight’s leaders debate? Here’s what you should keep in mind
What are the topics? Who will be in attendance? Will the Blackface scandal come up? (Almost certainly)
What next as U.K. and EU seek last-minute Brexit deal
Boris Johnson insists Britain will leave the EU on Oct. 31, with or without a divorce deal. But many EU leaders simply don’t believe him.
Greens remove candidate over abortion posts
Greens remove candidate over social media posts about abortion
Hamilton board awards contract for new Glendale campus school
Construction of a new JK-8 elementary school to replace Glen Brae, Glen Echo and Sir Isaac Brock is ready to start this fall now that the contract has finally been awarded.
Benjamin Netanyahu’s lawyers appeal to Justice Ministry to have a slew of corruption allegations dropped against the Israeli prime minister.
Attorney General is advising that Netanyahu be indicted for fraud, breach of trust and bribery in three separate cases.
Donald Trump ordered to turn over tax returns to Manhattan DA
The U.S. president’s lawyers quickly appealed the decision and the appeals court agreed to temporarily block the order.
UPDATE: “Business as usual” at local schools after tentative deal reached by province and CUPE
Last-minute deal between the province and CUPE includes $20 million to bring back jobs lost from budget cuts
Photos: Repainting the Pagoda
Mural painter Tim Nijenhuis, of Ninehouse Productions, sands the face of the Pagoda Chop Suey House sign on the Treble Hall building at King and John streets.
UPDATE: Major crime unit takes over investigation into serious assault outside Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School
Hold and secures lifted at area schools
Rebel, True North barred from covering election debate
Right-wing outlets turn to court after being barred from covering election debate
‘We’re not here to Disney-ify the culture’: The challenges of marketing Indigenous tourism
Merging authentic past with modern-day present — skipping stereotypes — key to tourism success say operators.
$16.4 million expansion planned for Sackville rec centre
A city feasibility fact sheet says the expansion will include four general multi-purpose rooms, an expanded cafeteria, new washrooms and change rooms, single-use barrier-free washrooms (in the area that how houses the library which will be relocated), refresh/painting of existing washrooms, new reception area in the lobby in front of the cafeteria, a new roof and LED lighting.
Hamilton Centre's crime prompt Conservative's Monica Ciriello and NDP's Matthew Green to face off during debate
"You would rather see people suffer and die in the streets...," said NDP candidate Matthew Green.
‘I never want to go again’: UBC students share stories of ‘unsafe’ frat parties after drugging allegations
Professor who posted tweet triggering investigations into alleged drugging is now calling on all Canadian universities to ban fraternities
Celebrate all of Canadian history: Scheer
Conservatives promise to make admission to national museums free
Public transit: What election promise will drive you to vote?
Free bus rides, electrified transit, bus pass tax credits ... political parties are revving up transit promises ahead of the Oct. 21 federal election.
Police investigating social media threat against Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board
Threat sent to board overnight
Wampum strings welcome latest Dundas Valley deer hunt
Directors unanimously approved the bow hunt, to run in Ancaster and Dundas during daylight hours Monday to Thursday from Nov. 11 to Dec. 5, at their Oct. 3 meeting.
Climate protesters shut down bridges across Canada as part of global action
In Toronto, more than 100 protesters blocked the Bloor Viaduct, setting up signs with large letters reading “Act now” on the four-lane bridge, and painting on the street.
Trump's pullout of U.S. troops from northern Syria angers, worries Europeans
Across the continent, officials lamented what they saw as an unfortunate decision that would exacerbate high tensions in an increasingly unstable region
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