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(Aug 7, 2010) – An ultimatum from Ottawa and the province is aimed at forcing a stadium for the Tiger-Cats on the east Mountain.
(Aug 7, 2010) – A Dundas man is being fitted for an electronic-monitoring bracelet after pleading guilty to attempting to bilk his parents of their life savings while holding power of attorney for the elderly couple.
A city report says a Pan Am stadium at the east Mountain will cost $55 million to $80 million more than a stadium at the west harbour site, the Spectator has learned.
A 55-year-old man is dead after being crushed by a 25-ton truck in front of crowd of distressed pedestrians in downtown Hamilton.
(Aug 6, 2010) – With the long-running Festival of Friends opening today in Gage Park, general manager Loren Lieberman said his team is going “out of their way” to make sure nobody gets a parking ticket.
(Aug 6, 2010) – Hamilton police have arrested the two teen boys responsible for a major vandalism attack on a city cemetery last weekend.
(Aug 6, 2010) – Mike Smyth is deeply grateful to the numerous strangers trying to save his son’s life.
ANCASTER (Aug 6, 2010) – A humble hero used the CPR training from his youth to save an elderly woman who collapsed on the sidewalk with no vital signs.
McMaster University is getting needed relief from its pension plan solvency obligations.
(Aug 6, 2010) – Tomorrow, 84-year-old Charlie Solary will be embarking on the trip of a lifetime.
(Aug 6, 2010) – “They paved paradise, and put up a parking lot,” Joni Mitchell sang. Hamilton is doing the opposite, turning a big contaminated parking lot into a downtown park.
(Aug 6, 2010) – McMaster University is getting needed relief from its pension plan solvency obligations.
Steve Gaul makes no bones about shooting for the moon to drum up Canadian Cancer Society donations.
A Burlington woman who said she had cancer and disappeared after raising thousands of dollars for research is being investigated by Halton police after her father claimed it was all a hoax.
(Aug 6, 2010) – According to one gambling associate at the Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort, Shellee Spinks “played the part of a high roller,” tipping waitresses $500 or dropping a hundred bucks in the doorman’s palm.