Lisa Polewski is a reporter for Global News, focusing on local news in Hamilton, Canada. She covers a range of topics including crime, community events, and social issues. Lisa is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Hamilton.
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By: Lisa Polewski
Hamilton police have confirmed they're investigating an incident involving a pair of cyclists being injured after getting "doored" on Locke Street.
By: Lisa Polewski
Hamilton police say a 36-year-old victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries after a shooting on the central mountain on Friday afternoon.
By: Lisa Polewski
Niagara police say security footage captured a group of youths cutting down and shredding the Pride flag at Trinity United Church in Beamsville on Saturday night.
By: Lisa Polewski
Starting Aug. 1, seniors will be able to take the bus in Burlington, Ont., for free at any time of the day, while youth aged 13 to 19 will get free rides on evenings and weekends.
A fire at a bread factory in east Hamilton has caused $200,000 in damage and fire officials say the cause is currently unknown.
By: Lisa Polewski
Hamilton Pride is happening this weekend and it's the first time the event has been held outdoors since the 2019 festival in Gage Park, which was attacked by violent protesters.
By: Lisa Polewski
Five 40-foot panels containing thousands of multi-coloured glass beads now stand tall overlooking Hamilton's West Harbour at the foot of James Street North.
By: Lisa Polewski
The Canadian Comedy Hall of Fame has announced the latest round of inductees, including Hamilton's own Eugene Levy and Martin Short.
By: Lisa Polewski
Hamilton police have issued arrest warrants for two people from Brampton following a three-vehicle crash on Eastport Drive that left two people with life-threatening injuries.
By: Lisa Polewski
Students living in a new downtown McMaster University residence are demanding action from the university in Hamilton after ongoing construction has
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