Homeless advocates in Hamilton are concerned about a decision to board up the heating vents behind city hall, where some Hamiltonians have been seeking refuge from the cold.
There’s been a happy ending for Electric Diner, which has been reunited with the heaters stolen from its outdoor patio – thanks to a very observant Instagram follower.
A GoFundMe seeks to raise $12,000 to replace four heaters that were reported stolen from The Electric Diner’s outdoor patio in Hamilton’s Hess Village.
A 19-year-old woman is accused of being behind the wheel of a vehicle involved in a hit-and-run that seriously injured two Hamilton police officers.
Niagara Regional Police have released surveillance footage of two suspects involved in an armed robbery at a home in St. Catharines on Tuesday morning.
Hamilton police are searching for witnesses after a 15-year-old boy was hit by a bus while riding his bike on Stone Church Road on Thursday evening.
The election of the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board’s new vice-chair is getting some pushback from current and former student trustees.
Police are investigating after a man was attacked by an unknown assailant while sleeping on the steps of a church in downtown Hamilton. He was shot in the shoulder.
St. Joseph’s Healthcare is asking for help meeting its goal of bringing a CT scanner into the emergency department to reduce wait times and cut down on ambulance offloading delays.
The province has announced $3 million in funding for Hamilton to host the upcoming 108th Grey Cup, as well as the 110th Grey Cup and corresponding festival in 2023.
A one-year pilot project to provide Hamiltonians in need with free menstrual products is finally underway after being delayed by the pandemic.
Commuters leaving Hamilton’s West Harbour GO Station faced major delays on Friday morning amid an arson investigation by CN Rail police.
A fire at a downtown Hamilton park ripped through a homeless encampment early Wednesday, destroying the tents and belongings of several residents.
A historic downtown Hamilton building on York Boulevard that pre-dates Confederation will be restored and renovated into a community hub.
Councillors are asking city staff to look into the potential of Hamilton entering into a direct municipal agreement with the federal government’s national childcare strategy.