Today, we remember those who served, those who sacrificed and those who never returned home.
We honour their courage, service and sacrifice.
Lest we forget.
We honour their courage, service and sacrifice.
Lest we forget.
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A 50-year-old Hamilton Police officer has been charged with assault following a domestic-related incident in Brantford on November 9, 2026. The officer, a 14-year member, is scheduled to appear in court on December 18, 2026. hamiltonpolice.on.ca/news/hamilton-…
hamiltonpolice.on.ca Hamilton Police Officer Charged in Intimate Partner Violence Incident A 50-year-old Hamilton Police officer has been charged for a domestic-related incident in Brantford on November 9, 2026.The officer, a 14-year member, was charged with the following:Assault Level... 🚸 A LITTLE OVER THE LIMIT IS STILL TOO FAST.
Sometimes, the simplest reminders make the biggest impact — especially when they come from the students we're trying to protect.
This month, Hamilton Police partnered with students from St. Clare of Assisi to encourage drivers to slow down and watch their speed, especially in school zones.
With messages created by the students themselves, some drivers received a friendly reminder through officer discretion: Speeding is speeding, even if it's just a little over the limit.
Every kilometre over the speed limit can put young lives at risk. Our school zones are filled with children who deserve to feel safe walking, biking and travelling to school.
Help save lives. Drive Safe.
Sometimes, the simplest reminders make the biggest impact — especially when they come from the students we're trying to protect.
This month, Hamilton Police partnered with students from St. Clare of Assisi to encourage drivers to slow down and watch their speed, especially in school zones.
With messages created by the students themselves, some drivers received a friendly reminder through officer discretion: Speeding is speeding, even if it's just a little over the limit.
Every kilometre over the speed limit can put young lives at risk. Our school zones are filled with children who deserve to feel safe walking, biking and travelling to school.
Help save lives. Drive Safe.
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Man Arrested for Series of Auto Thefts hamiltonpolice.on.ca/news/man-arres…
hamiltonpolice.on.ca Man Arrested for Series of Auto Thefts The Hamilton Police BEAR Unit has arrested an 18-year-old male in connection with a series of vehicle thefts across the city.In October 2026, investigators began looking into three stolen vehicles... $50,000 in Stolen Equipment: Online Listing Leads to Arrest hamiltonpolice.on.ca/news/50000-in-… READ MORE:
hamiltonpolice.on.ca $50,000 in Stolen Equipment: Online Listing Leads to Arrest Hamilton Police have arrested a 28-year-old Hamilton man following an investigation into the theft of approximately $50,000 worth of stolen tools and specialized robotic equipment, some of which was...