The Hamilton Medical Officer of Health has issued a cold weather alert. Continue reading
Paul Tipple
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There have been eight shootings in the city since the beginning of January compared to three during the same time in 2018. Continue reading →
Halton Regional Police say there was a seven per cent increase in the number of impaired-driving charges laid in the region last year compared to 2017. Continue reading →
New posters being plastered on numerous bus shelters in West Hamilton and Dundas are being called the latest example of the “hard right” on the rise in Canada. Continue reading →
CP Rail has announced its investing half a billion dollars in new high-capacity grain hopper cars that will be built at Hamilton’s National Steel Car. Continue reading →
Hamilton’s Burlington Street east has topped the CAA Ontario’s worst road list for a second year in a row. Continue reading →
The latest Hamilton motorist to be charged with stunt driving was caught driving 115 kilometres an hour on Upper Centennial where the speed limit is 60 km/h. Continue reading →
The 72-year-old driver of the vehicle wasn’t hurt and police say he is co-operating with their investigation. Continue reading →
The chair of the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board is adding his voice to those concerned about the location of provincial cannabis stores when recreational marijuana is legalized later this year. Continue reading →
McMaster University and Mohawk College are two of Hamilton’s institutions that are getting praise from a judge connected to the Intelligent Communities Forum. Continue reading →
The province has rejected a $16 million funding request to transform the Sir John A. Macdonald Secondary School property into a community hub. Continue reading →

Todd White said they’ve rented Westdale out for the annual book fair since 2010 and there’s never been a problem. Continue reading →
At least one Hamilton councillor is defending the decision to allow digital billboards on the Lincoln Alexander Expressway. Continue reading →
The Ministry of Labour is investigating after a fatal industrial accident at Hamilton harbour. Continue reading →
Passenger traffic jumped 80 per cent last year over 2016, making Hamilton the country’s fastest growing airport. Continue reading →