HMCS Haida glides through Hamilton Harbour on way to drydock repairs

The world's last surviving Tribal Class destroyer, docked in Hamilton since 2003, is moving for repairs.

Hamilton aims to vaccinate 500 pets against rabies in 1 day

The recent outbreak of rabies in Hamilton has prompted the city to hold a low-cost vaccine clinic for dogs and cats.

Audio Kathleen Wynne's throne speech kicks off election showdown: Robert Fisher

A throne speech from the Ontario Liberal government has got opposition parties staking out their pre-election positions. Political analyst Robert Fisher talks about how the three party leaders are re-inventing and re-defining their positions.

Brantford crime spree includes dine and dash, stolen bike and home invasion

Brantford police say a local man went on a crime spree that started with a dine and dash and ended in a someone else's apartment.

Muslim council says police too hesitant on 'hate crime' designation

by Dave Beatty

Following an alleged act of arson at a local mosque, the Muslim Council of Greater Hamilton is criticizing the police's 'hesitancy' to call the incident a hate crime.

Public asked to watch for missing 74-year-old woman

Grace Elliot of Stoney Creek has been missing since Tuesday, and police are asking the public to watch for her.

Things to do in Hamilton this weekend: Sept. 16-18

Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton this weekend.

Child porn, exploitation numbers jump drastically in Hamilton and across Ontario

by Adam Carter

In the last decade in Hamilton and across Ontario, child pornography and child exploitation incidents have grown a staggering amount, data obtained by CBC News shows.

No major delays Friday: DayStarter commute

Follow along for updates on road and rail commutes in the city.

Mainly sunny Friday: DayStarter Weather

Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.

Overnight arson at Hamilton mosque, fire put out by Syrian refugees

by Dave Beatty

An arson at the Ibrahim Jame Mosque on King Street East was stopped by Syrian refugees.The attack comes on the eve of the 15th anniversary of an arson attack on the Hindu Samaj Temple in the days after 9/11.

Mom who received 1-cent after soldier son's suicide getting Silver Cross

A Canadian soldier who killed himself after serving in Afghanistan will finally be honoured with a Memorial Cross this weekend, ending a long battle to have the military recognize his death as service related.

Police showing Hindu Samaj documentary Thursday; one day after a mosque arson

The documentary will be part of an event called "An Evening of Reflection."

Kids voted on how to spend $1M on Hamilton street projects

by Samantha Craggs

Kids are "the ultimate pedestrians," one politician says. That's why their votes were given equal weight in how to spend $1 million.

City joins call for public inquiry into U.S. Steel bankruptcy process

by Samantha Craggs

The bankruptcy protection process has left hundreds of Hamilton steel retirees without their regular healthcare benefits.

No longer homeless: How Buddy and Maureen went from sleeping in a field to a new apartment

by Kelly Bennett

The story of how two of the city's 70-some people prioritized for housing this year moved from sleeping outdoors for eight months to a two-bedroom place with a roof over their heads.

Things to do in Hamilton on Thursday, Sept. 15

Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton on Wednesday, Sept. 14.

Via train rolled past Burlington stop signal and now its crew is temporarily suspended

by Andrew Lupton

A Via train travelling from London, Ont., to Toronto rolled past a stop signal in Burlington in a Labour Day incident that prompted Via to immediately replace the train's crew.

A few delays early Thursday: DayStarter commute

Follow along for updates on road and rail commutes in the city.

Mainly sunny Thursday: DayStarter Weather

Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.