Candlelight vigils to be held for Canadian teacher detained in Indonesia

Canadian teacher detained in Indonesia 2:35 Canadian teacher detained in Indonesia 2:35 Candlelight vigils will be held in several cities tonight for a Canadian teacher who has been detained in Indonesia for more than two weeks. Neil...

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Time capsule found in Gore Park could be almost a century old

Crews on a revitalization project in Gore Park found a time capsule from the 91-year-old cenotaph on Tuesday. The capsule won't be opened until it can be done carefully by a conservator, but the contents are most likely a scroll listing 1,800 names...

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Christina Noudga bail hearing underway in Tim Bosma slaying

Tim Bosma's widow speaks 2:28 Tim Bosma's widow speaks 2:28 A bail hearing being held in a Hamilton court for Christina Noudga, the Toronto-area woman who is charged as an accessory after the fact in the death of Ancaster, Ont., man...

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Hamilton Ticats RB Gable chases rare double CFL milestone

He's got some work to do but C.J. Gable hasn't given up on his goal to re-write the CFL record book this season. Prior to the opening kickoff, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats' dynamic running back stated he wanted to become the first player in league history...

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City to research best way to open Gore Park time capsule

City of Hamilton conservators will research an artifact found during construction this week in Gore Park to determine how to better examine or possibly open it. The artifact, first thought to be a time capsule, could possibly be a scroll bearing the...

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Hamilton weather, traffic and more: Daystarter Wednesday

It's another cool one out there this morning Hamilton, with temperatures hovering around 12 C. It should warm up come afternoon. If you're looking to get gas, the cheapest price in the area is 126.9 at the Amco at 859 Hwy 6 near 5th Concession West...

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Mothers in Fruitland Road area fight to keep Hamilton sex offender out

A group of mothers outside of Stoney Creek, Ont., will be distributing some 2,000 posters with the face of convicted sex offender Keith Theodore Constantin Tuesday night, to let as many people as possible know what he looks like. After...

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City will firm up deal to put sports field on old glass plant

The city is set to finalize the purchase of a 10-acre brownfield site — expected to be the old Consumers Glass property — for a new outdoor sports facility in the lower city later this week. After months of negotiation, the city expects to...

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Karen Flynn gets 5 years for killing a woman over an air conditioner

Karen Flynn was sentenced to 5 years and 56 days in jail with credit for time served for the stabbing death of 56-year-old Margaret Elizabeth Steer Tuesday — all because of a disagreement over a borrowed air conditioner. It's a case Justice Fred Campling...

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Michael Sullivan's family: Please help us find his killer

Michael Sullivan's sister Teresa Mummery talks about her brother's death 1:18 Michael Sullivan's sister Teresa Mummery talks about her brother's death 1:18 One year ago today, a father of two with a disability spoke to his family for...

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Eid celebrations overflow Hamilton Mountain Mosque

The meaning of Eid in Hamilton 1:50 The meaning of Eid in Hamilton 1:50 There is no denying that Hamilton's Muslim community is steadily growing – and Monday's Eid Al-Fitr celebration at the Mountain Mosque was proof. Thousands...

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Standoff with Peel police officer 'in crisis' ends peacefully

Peel Regional Police tracked an off-duty member of their service who they said was "in crisis" to Hamilton, where he was stopped at a rural gas station. A tense standoff was peacefully resolved shortly before 6 p.m. ET, Peel police said With...

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Police issue new alert as sex offender changes Hamilton address

Convicted sex offender Keith Theodore Constantin is moving to Hamilton and is a danger to reoffend, police say. (Hamilton Police) Hamilton police have issued a second public safety alert about Keith Theodore Constantin after the convicted...

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Chamber properly serves immigrant communities: president

The head of the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce says he's never heard the complaint that the chamber isn't properly serving small immigrant-led businesses. Keanin Loomis, president of the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce, says he hasn't heard the issues mentioned...

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Hamilton weather, traffic and more: Daystarter Tuesday

Happy Tuesday, Hamilton. It has felt more like fall than summer over the last 24 hours, but hopefully that changes later today. And did you know we got three weeks worth of rain in Hamilton overnight Sunday and into Monday? From 8 p.m. Sunday to 8...

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Hamilton food banks work overtime to help poor, students

Food banks in Hamilton are extending their hours into the evenings and weekends to accommodate the changing faces of hunger. The move, part of a one-year pilot project, aims to better serve those who may not be able to access emergency food during the...

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Ontario wine: good quality but smaller crop after cold winter

Many Ontario vineyards that saw their grape crops damaged by extreme cold weather this past winter are experiencing strong growth again, thanks to the mild summer, experts say. Favourable weather conditions, such as ample precipitation and the lack...

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South Asian businesses forming their own chamber of commerce

Dissatisfied with what they say is a local focus on larger businesses, a group of south Asian business owners have come together to form their own chamber of commerce. A group of about seven entrepreneurs have formed the South Asian Canadian Chamber...

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Hitchbot, the hitchhiking robot, bums 1st ride

It didn't take long for a little robot attempting to hitchhike across the country relying on the kindness of strangers to get its first ride. The little traveller, about the size of a six-year-old child, was made using pool noodles, an old bucket, Wellington...

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Severe thunderstorm warnings ended for southern Ontario

All severe weather warnings and watches have ended in southern Ontario on Sunday evening, which had been triggered by a series of thunderstorms that affected communities all the way from Windsor through to the Greater Toronto Area. Environment Canada...

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Ontario grape crops recovering from bitter winter

Many Ontario vineyards that saw their grape crops damaged by extreme cold weather this past winter are experiencing strong growth again, thanks to the mild summer, experts say. Favourable weather conditions, such as ample precipitation and the lack...

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South Asian business owners form chamber of commerce

Dissatisfied with what they say is a local focus on larger businesses, a group of south Asian business owners have come together to form their own chamber of commerce. A group of about seven entrepreneurs have formed the South Asian Canadian Chamber...

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Things to do in Hamilton this weekend

Give Proof to Our Youth The second annual Give Proof to Our Youth event is in memory of Marley J. Rowe, the first murder victim of Hamilton in 2014. Organizer Sherri Bonnallie, parent of Rowe, said youth should not be lost to the streets and should...

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Claremont Access closed this weekend for annual maintenance

Annual maintenance started following 2012 land slide CBC News Posted: Jul 26, 2014 4:23 PM ET Last Updated: Jul 26, 2014 4:23 PM ET The Claremont Access is closed both ways this weekend for annual maintenance. Crews will complete rock...

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Ticats QB LeFevour impresses in win over Redblacks

Dan LeFevour stole the spotlight from Henry Burris on Saturday night. LeFevour threw for 361 yards and a touchdown and rushed for a game-high 109 yards and a TD in his first CFL start, leading the Hamilton Tiger-Cats past the Ottawa Redblacks 33-23....

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Police issue public safety alert over sex offender moving to Hamilton

Convicted sex offender Keith Theodore Constantin is moving to Hamilton and is a danger to reoffend, police say. (Hamilton Police) A man who has been convicted of sexual assault with a weapon, assault with a weapon and a slew of other crimes including...

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LRT questions still unresolved after city and province meet

The province is committed to fully funding the capital costs of a Hamilton transit project, say councillors who were in a closed-door meeting Friday. But it provided no new information on whether it will be for light rail transit (LRT) or bus rapid...

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Ministry charges U.S. Steel after worker crushed on the job

The provincial Ministry of Labour has charged U.S. Steel with three health and safety violations after a worker was crushed on the job last summer. The incident happened in the coke ovens on July 5, 2013, when a worker had to perform a procedure that...

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Wonderbus #2 is a strange but loving look at riding the HSR

The next time you're riding the HSR and the cell-phone junkie in the seat beside you won't knock it off, remember: it's OK to laugh. That's the message singer-songwriter Yitka Karlik is looking to send with her cheeky new song Wonderbus...

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South Asian business owners form chamber of commerce

Dissatisfied with what they say is a local focus on larger businesses, a group of south Asian business owners have come together to form their own chamber of commerce. A group of about seven entrepreneurs have formed the South Asian Canadian Chamber...

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How vibrant is your neighbourhood, Hamilton? Find out here

Data nerds, rejoice – the first results from Cobalt Connects' innovative vibrancy study are in, giving you an in depth look at the elements that make up a livable, inviting social space. "What we're doing here is trying not to look at culture in a bubble,"...

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Friday closed-door meeting draws ire from Hamilton LRT advocates

City councillors and government officials are in a closed-door meeting Friday morning to discuss the future of transit funding for Hamilton. Transportation Minister Steve Del Duca, Mayor Bob Bratina, local MPP Ted McMeekin and others are meeting to...

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