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Why a Hamilton teen girl is fearful of public transit (opens the original)
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A Hamilton man has been sentenced to more than a year in jail for following a teenage girl off a city bus and onto a dark trail where he exposed himself and showed her a sexually explicit video. Harpreet Singh, 30, was found guilty of multiple sexual interference and exposure offences against a minor in connection with the May 2023 incident, which an Ontario Court of Justice heard deeply traumatized the victim and left her fearful of public transit. According to a decision released Sept. 15, Sin
Grimsby man charged in massive drug and organized crime probe pleads guilty (opens the original)
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One of two Grimsby residents at the centre of a Supreme Court of Canada case involving delays in a massive Hamilton drug investigation has pleaded guilty. Robert Vrbanic pleaded guilty to one count of possession of methamphetamine for the purpose of trafficking Friday morning, about five years after he was charged in connection with a sweeping drug and organized crime probe dubbed Project Skyfall. Charges against his co-accused Sarah Josipovic were stayed. Vrbanic and Josipovic were among 18 peo
Alectra investigating power outage on central Mountain (opens the original)
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Alectra Utilities says it is investigating the source of a central Mountain power outage that left nearly 2,400 customers in the dark Tuesday. The outage was reported around 3:30 p.m., spanning the escarpment brow and Concession Street to Limeridge Road East between Upper Wellington Street and Upper Ottawa Street. As of 5 p.m., more than 220 homes and businesses in the area of Limeridge, Brewster Street, Berrisfield Crescent and Bacall Crescent were still without power, according to a social me
Attack in Stoney Creek is 4th stranger stabbing in 2 months. But police say 'unprovoked' incidents are rare (opens the original)
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Hamilton police continue to comb through video surveillance to identify a suspect wanted in an unprovoked stabbing at a Stoney Creek bus shelter â the latest in a string of recent stranger assaults. The victim of Thursday morningâs attack, a 45-year-old woman, was reading a book and sitting on a bench in the Eastgate Square bus terminal when a stranger approached her from behind and stabbed her. Investigators consider the incident âan unprovoked, random attack.â Police said the interac
National Steel Car worker receives ‘life-changing’ $2.35M Dundas Catch the Ace jackpot (opens the original)
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Rob Myke has always looked at the lottery with the same motto. âLike Gretzky said, you canât score if you donât shoot the puck.â And Myke shot â plenty. For more than 30 years, the career National Steel Car worker played in nearly every Lotto 6-49 and Lotto Max draw, often using the same set of numbers in hopes they would eventually pay off. But the 58-year-old is suddenly a multimillionaire thanks to a community lottery he entered at the persuasion of his colleagues. Myke took home $2
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