Ancaster News

A floral memorial continues to grow for Ancaster, Ont., man Tim Bosma, left, at the Waterloo Region farm of Dellen Millard, who is charged with first-degree murder.

Hamilton, Ont., police continued their investigation on the farm owned by Tim Bosma's accused killer amid reports that more remains had been found.

The Ancaster Wilson Street Secondary Plan cleared its final hurdle after the city and Dr.

Hamilton's board of health, an Ancaster Rotary Club and a McMaster University researcher are looking into a city-wide program that would see epinephrine auto-injectors in every food court, snack bar and restaurant.

A public memorial service for Tim Bosma, of Hamilton, Ont., who was slain after taking two strangers on a test drive in a truck he had for sale, is scheduled for Wednesday at a local convention hall.

Through the fear, horror and sorrow of the past nine days, Sharlene Bosma and her family have taken a small measure of solace in knowing Tim Bosma touched so many lives.

Hundreds of police officers are combing properties across southern Ontario gathering evidence and using forensic analysis to try to figure out how Tim Bosma wound up dead, while his family is struggling to understand why.

Hundreds of police officers are combing properties across southern Ontario gathering evidence and using forensic analysis to try to figure out how Tim Bosma wound up dead, while his family is struggling to understand why.

Dellen Millard, seen in this photo from a facebook page, was charged May 14, 2013, with first degree murder of Tim Bosma.

Police have found Tim Bosma's cellphone and what they believe is his truck. During a news conference Tuesday morning, Hamilton police plan to announce a major development in the case of the missing man.

A suspect in the case of missing Ancaster, Ont., father Timothy Bosma is "shocked" by the allegations linking him to the man's disappearance, his lawyer said Monday.

Police probing the mysterious disappearance of 32-year-old Tim Bosma, a church-going father who vanished Monday night after two men showed up at his Ancaster home inquiring about a pickup truck he was selling, believe the truck may hold the key to what happened.

Police probing the mysterious disappearance of 32-year-old Tim Bosma, a church-going father who vanished Monday night after two men showed up at his Ancaster home inquiring about a pickup truck he was selling, believe the truck may hold the key to what happened.

Officers from Brantford police, OPP, and CN police focused their search in an industrial area near the Hwy.

Friday! What else is there to say about that? In the news: Wynne won't set a deadline for auto insurance cuts, a Hamilton-area man remains missing, there are a lot of rich people in Toronto, and the Leafs had better win tonight.

Hamilton police probing the mysterious disappearance of a church-going father who vanished Monday night after two men showed up at his Hamilton-area home inquiring about a pickup truck he had for sale believe the truck may hold the key to what happened.

Unusual circumstances surround the disappearance of a Hamilton man and now the homicide unit of Hamilton police is getting involved.

Doors Open Hamilton, Saturday and Sunday, has added many new buildings to its lineup.

Please join the garden tour by submitting information by May 23 or plan to be a visitor to many local gardens.

Const. Debbie McGreal-Dinning said Hamilton police received a call about a suspected impaired driver at an Ancaster doctor's office by the corner of Wilson Street West and Fiddler's Green Road at about 11:40 a.m. on May 2. A responding officer spoke with the man, who showed signs of being inebriated.