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Grand jury returns 42 indictments
The Butler County grand jury returned 42 indictments during its fourth session in June.
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'Miracle' teen recalls hit-and-run
Clothes and a toque covered the horrendous scars Nick Perkins has from being dragged 600 metres under a car.
City receives $7 million foundation for social housing units
Hamilton received over $7 million in funding from both levels of senior levels of government to construct over 80 affordable housing units for low-income seniors.
Nick Perkins celebrates his "alive day"
It has now been a year since one of the most head-shaking crimes in recent memory took place in Hamilton.
Ontario PC 2009 Leadership Convention: Regional Strenth Breakdown
As part of our continued coverage of the Ontario PC Leadership convention today, here is a breakdown who won what ridings, with special attention to where each candidate had the most strength.
University of Regina graduate student Miranda Dunbar poses with a big brown bat.
He may be not be wrangling criminals to save Gotham City, but Mark Brigham is a bat man in his own right.
Fine Tuning for Friday, June 26.
In space, no one can hear you ask questions. Virtuality is an enigmatic, trippy, sci-fi thriller, a thoroughly entertaining TV movie in the vein of Solaris and Danny Boyle's Sunshine, from the mind that created Battlestar Galactica.
Many families lived in the Manse over the years
The Manse was built in 1896 by carpenter Frank W. Russell. Built two years ahead of the building boom in general for Loggieville, it proved to be a catalyst to bring the boom to Manse Street .
Arson suspected in mountain fire
Hamilton Police are treating a house fire on the east mountain as "suspicious". The blaze broke out at about 3:30 on Thursday morning, and has "basically destroyed" a home at 839 Queensdale Avenue near East 36th Street.
In the feudal age of pensions, a renaissance must come
Join Globe and Mail columnist Roy MacGregor as he travels This Country. The idea is to bring together a journalist with a great eye and insights with the strengths of the digital world, particularly immediacy and interactivity.
C-Suite Survey The return of optimism It wasn't long ago that executives saw only clouds on the horizon.
One man is dead following a two-vehicle collision in Haldimand County late this afternoon.
New iPhone goes on sale with more features, less drama
A shop worker holds the new Apple iPhone 3GS in Barcelona, Spain, Friday, June 19, 2009.
U. S. bankruptcy Judge Redfield T. Baum gave some important victories to the NHL in his Monday night decision on the sale agreement between the Phoenix Coyotes and RIM billionaire Jim Balsillie.
Report: U.S. Steel to recall 800
The Associated Press is reporting that U.S. Steel Corp. plans to recall about 800 laid-off workers.
Judge rejects sale of Coyotes, move to Canada
The Coyotes are staying in Phoenix. A bankruptcy judge has rejected the proposed sale of the team to Canadian billionaire Jim Balsillie, who would have moved the team to Hamilton, Ontario.
Prominent Hamilton physician Dr. Bob Kemp dies
Prominent Hamilton physician, philanthropist and passionate crusader for quality health care Dr.
Ride rolls through Mississauga
June 13, 2009 11:15 AM - Motorists on The Queensway and Dundas St. had a few delays today as 3,000 cyclists rode through Mississauga for a good cause.
Dead Banks Walking And The Fight For Financial Reform; Perspectives
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation list of problem banks grew to 305 in the first quarter, the highest number since 1994, but of course the names of those banks are not released so that depositors can be forewarned.
Vehicular homicide may be charged in crash that killed teacher
Edgewood student is charged with misdemeanor in wreck that killed retired teacher.