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Safety Katsantonis making most of his chance with Ticats
Stavros Katsantonis has certainly made the most of his opportunity this season with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
Weekend GO train service out of Hamilton impacted due to maintenance work, Metrolinx says
Train service is running on an hourly schedule only between West Harbour and Oakville GO stations.
Councillors approve $2.5M in climate change initiatives after debating e-bike pilot
Hamilton city councillors approved over $2.5 million in new climate change initiatives Wednesday - a third of which will go to rolling out a $750,000 electric bike sharing pilot program.
Theft of contents in Hamilton City Hall drop box prompts security review by staff
The city says it is reviewing how it secures drop boxes after the boxat City Hall was vandalized and contents were stolen - breaching the privacy of an unknown number of people.
Ontario's road to 1.5M new homes has gotten rockier, construction insiders say
Ontario faces a tough road to meet its goal of building more than a million new homes. Construction industry insiders say the latest government policy reversal and elevated interest rates wreak uncertainty for developers.
New Niagara program using wellness techniques to support veterans' mental health
A new program in Niagara is offering Ontario veterans mental health techniques that may be a "tough sell," but this Hamilton vet says they've worked for him.
Police in Canada look into tech that accesses your home security cameras
Police services across Canada in early October saw a demo of Fusus - a service that makes it easier for police to access privately owned security camera footage. It's becoming more common in America, but Canadian researchers have concerns it is overkill.
3 special constables hurt after man tries to escape Hamilton courthouse, police say
Hamilton police say a 31-year-old man is in custody after hurting three special constables while trying to escape the city courthouse.
Hamilton landfills now need municipal approval for expansions
The City of Hamilton says landfills will now need to obtain municipal approval for any new expansions.
Landlords have been fined 11 times in 4 years for bad faith evictions. That's far too low, say experts
Ontario's Landlord and Tenant Board has issued 11 fines over nearly four years forbad faith evictions - but tenants' lawyers saythat number is staggeringly low and reflects afailure by the provinceto protect tenants.
Hamilton transit strike possible as union urges workers to vote down city's latest offer
The union representing over 900 Hamilton transit workers is recommending members vote against a final offer the city presented Tuesday, saying the proposed wage increase wasn't "acceptable or fair." The vote will take place in November.
Honing my skills on husks at the Six Nations community corn harvest
White corn is one of the main forms of sustenance for Haundenosaunee people. This past weekend, reporter Candace Maracle joined Six Nations community members to harvest corn and prepare it for winter storage.
Hamilton council to request RCMP investigate province's changes to official plan, urban boundary
Coun. Maureen Wilson put forward the motion at a council meeting Wednesday as revelations continue to emerge about howdevelopers and their representatives appear to have influenced the Ford government to open up rural land and change planning rules to allow their projects to go ahead.
Hamilton MPP Sarah Jama says she's 'committed' to constituents, as NDP decision to remove her sparks outcry
Jama says the NDP's decision to remove her, which has been criticized by NDP members, labour groups and local residents, took her and her staff by surprise. They were immediately locked out of emails and files, hindering their ability to respond to community members, Jama says.
Suzette Mayr, Iain Reid among finalists for $25K Governor General's Literary Awards
The prizes, administeredby theCanada Council for the Arts, are awarded in seven English-language categories:fiction,nonfiction,poetry,young people's literature -text,young people's literature -illustration,dramaandFrench-to-English translation.
Prison officials intervened to stop Paul Bernardo from making public statement
Newly released documents show that Correctional Service Canada stopped Paul Bernardo from having his lawyer make a statement to the media as controversy swirled around the notorious killer's transfer to a medium-security prison.
Ford government copied developer's exact request into Hamilton official plan to allow controversial building
Premier Doug Ford's government copied a developer's requested changes to Hamilton's official plan to allow an eight-storey condo at the site of a designated heritage building, blindsiding city planning staff, elected officials and residents. The condo plan had been rejected by the city in 2022.
Hamilton rabbi among protesters arrested in pro-Palestinian demo on Capitol Hill, given fine and released
A Hamilton rabbi is back in Ontario this week after being arrested along with otherprotesters inWashington, D.C., during demonstrations calling for a ceasefire inGaza. David Mivasair was fined $50 US and released.
Striking St. Lawrence Seaway workers, management called back to negotiation table
Workers and management in the St. Lawrence Seaway strike will have to hit the negotiation table Friday as groups ranging from grain farmers to steelmakers feel the squeeze.
Police watchdog investigating after Niagara officer shot and killed man
Ontario's police watchdog has been called in to investigate a fatal shooting in St. Catharines involving officers with the Niagara Regional Police Service.
Mississaugas of the Credit Chief Stacey Laforme not seeking re-election in December vote
For the first time in eight years, Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation (MCFN) will have a new elected chief. Gimaa (Chief) R. Stacey Laforme says he is retiring from politics. MCFN election day is on Dec. 9.
What to know about the St. Lawrence Seaway strike
The St. LawrenceSeawayhas shut down after hundreds of workers walked off the job Sunday. Here are answers to a few key questions about what's going on.
Ontario's urban boundary reversal a 'big victory' for Hamilton, mayor says
The announcement Monday from Housing Minister Paul Calandra comes after months of public protest. City council and many residents voiced their opposition to the province's changes to Hamilton's official plan that allowed housing development on rural land.
Ontario NDP kicks Hamilton MPP Sarah Jama from caucus after controversial Gaza comments
Ontario New Democrats have kicked Hamilton Centre MPP Sarah Jama out of caucus, nearly two weeks after she posted a controversial statement in support of Palestinians. Jama's "unilateral actions" have undermined the NDP's work and broken colleagues' trust, the party's leader says.
Ford government to reverse controversial urban boundary expansions
The Ontario government says it will reverse controversial expansions it made to the urban boundaries of some municipalities as part of its plan to build more homes.
Burlington and Niagara region under frost advisory: Environment Canada
The national weather agency says patchy frost" is expected early Monday morning under clear skies.
Ontario woman says using 'cash for houses' company was costly mistake
Companies offering fast cash for houses - with promises of no Realtor fees and quick closings - are popular. But there's no regulatory oversight and a Hamilton-area woman says using the quick sale" option was a costly mistake.
Hamilton residents with family in Gaza say they're desperate to help them as airstrikes continue
The last two weeks have felt like years for Hamilton resident Riham Alsharif, whose family in Gaza isstranded with no clean water and dwindling food as airstrikes continue.Global Affairs Canada said430 people with ties to Canada are seeking help to leave Gaza.
2 municipalities ask Ontario government to compensate them for Greenbelt work
Pickering, Ont., the site of the largest parcel of land by far, and Grimsby, Ont., where two other sites had been slated for removal, say they spent a lot of money and staff time working on those plans, and they want to be compensated.
St. Lawrence Seaway workers begin strike action, union says
The St. Lawrence Seaway has shut down as hundreds of workers walked off the job Sunday.
There's growing opposition to making family doctor training longer
The College of Family Physicians of Canada is being asked to "pause, hold and maybe stop" its plans to increasethe time it takes to train a family doctor from two years to three - as medical students, family doctors and provincial health ministers express their opposition.
Ontario parent groups call for more funding for after-school programs amid rising cost of living
Many Ontario parents say a lack of after-school programs is making it even more difficult to raise a family in the province amid the rising cost of living. Families say they're facing long waitlists, and struggling to find accessible and affordable care options in their communities.
99-year-old Hamilton man climbs CN Tower for charity
On Monday, Walter Decker celebrated his 99th birthday. On Saturday, he climbed 1,776 steps to the tower's observation deck - for the third time. This time, he was joined by three more generations of family.
A baby shower during the apocalypse, a day at the beach and more at the Hamilton Film Fest
From a baby shower during the apocalypse to why a day at the beach is no day at the beach, local filmmakers have a variety of work on offer at this year's Hamilton Film Festival.
Burlington bat tests positive for rabies, city says
A bat in Burlington's LaSalle Park had rabies, Halton Region Public Health says.
8 lives remain for Cutie the cat after she was shot 7 times with a pellet gun
A family in Simcoe, Ont., is expressing gratitude to their community for coming to their support after one of their cats was shot several times with a pellet gun.
Severe childbirth injuries from forceps, vacuum 'unacceptably high' in Canada, research shows
Canadian mothers face high rates of severe, long-term injuries from the use of forceps or vacuum in childbirth, and urgent action is needed to reduce it, the authors of a new analysis paper say.
4 Hamilton-area hospitals already over capacity as COVID and flu season begins
Leaders at Hamilton's four hospitals say they are facing capacity issues, as officials note cold and flu cases are rising.
Doug Ford's government promised 1 inspector for every 2 long-term care homes. That hasn't happened
Premier Doug Ford's government is fallingshort of its promises to conduct annual inspections of everylong-term care home in Ontario and to boost the ratio of inspectors to homes, according to information obtained by CBC News.
Hamilton MPP Sarah Jama threatens to sue Premier Doug Ford for defamation
Sarah Jama'sofficeserved the cease and desist letter to Ford onThursday, saying if Ford does not remove his social media post accusing her of antisemitism and publicly apologizeJamawill pursue legal action for defamation.
More education support workers needed in Hamilton to help stop violence in schools: union
The union representing educationsupport workers withinHamilton's public school boardis callingon the provincial government to increase the number of itsworkers in Hamiltonand take action to stop violence in schools.
Police looking for brown SUV after weekend shooting near Club 77
Police are looking for a brown Mercedes-Benz connected to a weekend shooting near Club 77 that left two men hospitalized.
Esther the Wonder Pig has died at the age of 11
Esther the Wonder Pig has died at the age of 11. Her owners Steve Jenkins and Derek Walterannounced on social mediathat she died in her sleep Wednesday.
Hamilton woman feels 'ripped off' after booking short-term rental home through Vrbo
A Hamilton woman says her rental home booked through Vrbo wasn't as advertised and the company didn't do enough to help. The company says it has a process to help, but it has also faced over 1,000 complaints in the past 12 months, according to the Better Business Bureau.
Ancaster orchestra's musical land acknowledgment to feature works from Indigenous composers
Four musical pieces craftedby First Nations composers will be highlighted in a concert at the Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre in Hamilton on Friday.
Ontario elementary teachers vote in favour of a strike
Ontario's public elementary school teachers have voted 95 per cent in favour of a strike.
'Same old stuff': Activists condemn Ontario government silence on animal care at Marineland
Two months after the deaths of 14 whales and a dolphin at Marineland came to light, Ontario has refused to make public any steps taken to improve animal safety at the park, as critics demand action and transparency.
Why the way we're taught about how Black people came to Canada is completely wrong
The series Black Life: Untold Stories tells many stories of the Black experience in Canada - not just about migration but about music, arts, justice and unity.
Ontario NDP calls for provincial plan on endometriosis, saying some seeking care outside country
The provincial NDP is calling on the Ontario government to create a strategy to increase funding, education and awareness around endometriosis, saying the gynecological disease is debilitating for thousands across the province who sometimes seek careoutside the country due to health care delays.
A Hamilton institution marks 70 years of training hair stylists in Ontario
As Hamilton hair design school Bruno's celebrates its 70th anniversary, owner Sima Sakha says it can proudly point to generations of graduates.'In every salon in Hamilton or the Toronto area that you go, there are likely at least one or two people who graduated from Bruno's,' she said.
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