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Family doctor says 'it hurts' that red tape is preventing him from seeing 1,500 patients in Ontario
Dr. Ivan Escudero finished his residency in the U.S. and is eager to practise in his home province of Ontario, but says Canada's medical licensing labyrinth is standing in his way. It's taken seven months and counting for the multi-agency, multi-step bureaucracy to process his application.
Some tenants at McMaster residence will have to relocate — again — as water issues persist
McMaster University says some tenants living in itsdowntown residence on Bay Street may have to temporarily relocate, again, as the school tries to tackle lingering water-quality issues.
Hamilton man worries for family in Gaza as Israel plans to storm Rafah
A Hamilton man hopes his family memberswill survive as Israel continues bombarding Gaza with airstrikes and plans for a ground invasion intoRafah.
Do you have a question for Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath?
CBC Hamilton is interviewing the mayor on Tuesday. Do you have a question you'd like to ask her, in light of the new city budget?
29-year-old pedestrian dead after hit by vehicle on Red Hill Valley Parkway, police say
A male pedestrian who was on the Red Hill Valley Parkway died after being struck by a vehicle on Saturday night, police say.
Meet some of the 6 million Canadians who don't have a family doctor
More than six million Canadians report that they do not haveregular access to primary care physicians. It's a crisis the experts say has caused untold harm and preventable cases of death and disease - and it's expected to get worse before it gets better.
Niagara's new police chief outlines priorities, responds to community concerns about systemic racism
Niagara's new police chief Bill Fordy tells CBC Hamilton about his priorities as chief and responds to concerns over his response to systemic racism.
What's open and closed in Hamilton this Family Day
Here's some of what is open and closed in Hamilton on Family Day this year.
New sign honours Helen Gillings, an Indigenous woman whose 1995 murder in Hamilton remains unsolved
This week, community members came together to honour Gillings and acknowledge her unsolved murder in 1995. The group Sisters in Spirit Hamilton also worked with the city to install a sign about Gillings to the lamp post called Helen's light.
Hamilton man charged after 'alcohol-related issues' on flight back from Cuba, police say
The Hamilton man experienced "alcohol-related issues" on a flight back from Cuba and is now facing charges, police say.
Nightly GO trains stopping in St. Catharines, Ont. again
GO train service resumed at St. Catharines GO station a week sooner than expected, provincial transit agency Metrolinx said. The agency had suspended nightly service at the station due to construction CN Rail was doing on the Welland Canal Railroad Bridge.
Longtime Hamilton Tiger-Cats star linebacker Simoni Lawrence retires from football
Simoni Lawrence announced his retirement from the CFL on Thursday. Lawrence, 35, played 11 seasons in Canada, the last 10 with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats after starting out with Edmonton.
Festivals, events galore: What's on this Family Day weekend in Hamilton and area
There is no shortage of things to do, places to be and sights to see this Family Day weekend in Hamilton and nearby areas. Here's some of what you may want to add into your long weekend plans, from Winterfest to Black History Month events.
Hamilton council approves new city budget, with 5.8% tax increase and $214M for police
Hamilton city council has passed a 2024 budget that represents an estimated 5.8 per cent residential property tax increase, or about $286 more per household compared to last year.
2 city unions 'not happy' with Hamilton mayor's comments about police budget
Two unions representing city workers are upset by comments Hamilton mayor Andrea Horwath made about the police budget on Tuesday.
Winter weather travel advisory in effect for Hamilton and area with 'heavy' snowfall expected
A winter weather travel advisory is in effect for Hamilton, Niagara, Burlington, Brantford and St. Catharines with "heavy" snowfall expected on Thursday.
Why these doctors support Doug Ford's plan for private surgical clinics
The Doug Ford government is poised to give independent clinics a greater role in performing surgeries and scans currently done in hospitals, and some Ontario doctors are speaking out in favour of the controversial plan.
This clinic for gender-affirming health care went private. The founder wishes it didn't have to
With wait times lasting months or years, experts say there's a 'crisis of access' for gender-affirming care. One clinic is trying to fill the gap with virtual appointments for trans and non-binary people - but Ontario patients have to pay.
What does the duty to consult First Nations, Inuit and Métis mean?
The duty to consult is a legal obligation of the Crown to consult and, where appropriate, accommodate Indigenous Peoples before decisions are made that may infringe on Aboriginal and treaty rights.
Hamilton Centre MPP tabling motion next week to boost Ontario disability benefit
Hamilton Centre's independentmember of provincial parliamentSarah Jama says she will table motions next week at Queen's Park that would boostOntario Works, Ontario Disability Support Program rates.Motions regarding air quality are also in the works, she said.
Service that flies patients to medical appointment says its needs more provincial funding in Ontario
Hope Air, a service that flies patients from smaller communities to larger urban centres for treatment, says demand has surged 165 per cent in the last year. It says it needs more funding to keep up.
CFL all-star Jamal Peters among three players signed by Hamilton Tiger-Cats
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats signed free-agent defensive back Jamal Peters and receiver Luther Hakunavanhu while re-signing receiver Terry Godwin II on Tuesday.
Mexico's Chivas Guadalajara knocks Hamilton's Forge FC out of CONCACAF Champions Cup
Mexico's Chivas Guadalajara knocked Forge FC out of the CONCACAF Champions Cup on Tuesday, edging the Canadian Premier League champion 2-1 in the second leg for a 5-2 aggregate win in their first-round tie.
12 Ontario men, 1 American arrested in Niagara for trafficking young people: police
The suspects, ranging from ages 20 to 60, face charges related to child luring, obtaining sexual services and inviting sexual exploitation of a young person, Niagara, Ont.,police say.The local YWCA says the Niagara Region is an "epicentre" for trafficking in the province.
Calling his ruling 'distasteful,' judge gives Ontario woman who scammed doulas 2 years of house arrest
A Brantford, Ont., woman who pleaded guilty after harassing and fraudulently seekingthe services of doulas gets two years of house arrest and three years of probation. The judge says his hands were tied in giving that sentence, and recognizes the trauma caused to the doulas victimized by Kaitlyn Braun and her fake pregnancies.
Hamilton police board won't change its $214M budget ask, sends back to council for approval
Hamilton's police board isn't making any changes tothe $214.8 million proposed police services budget.
Hamilton councillor can vote on police budget even though her son is an officer: integrity commissioner
Coun. Esther Pauls was reprimanded last year for not declaring a conflict of interest, but Hamilton's new integrity commissioner says that decision wasn't correct.
New book from McMaster prof. offers unprecedented look into the sex lives of Canadians
The results of McMaster University professor Tina Fetner's survey are detailed in the book "Sex in Canada: The Who, Why, When, and How of Getting Down Up North," published on Valentine's Day by the University of British Columbia Press.
Son arrested in Toronto and charged with murder after father's death in Stoney Creek, police say
The 22-year-old son of a Stoney Creek man who was killed on Saturday has been charged, police say, with his murder.
Canadian trailblazers Sarah Nurse, Saroya Tinker reflect on experiences of being Black women in hockey
Canadian hockey trailblazers Sarah Nurse and Saroya Tinker recently sat down with CBC Sports for a one-on-one conversation about what it means to be a Black woman in the sport, and how they are mentoring young girls following in their footsteps.
2 Hamilton police board members say the policing budget could be cut by $5M — here's how
Two police board members are proposinga litany of ways to cut policing costs, such as disbanding the mounted unit and eliminating some management positions, as the Hamilton Police Services Board prepares to take another look at its budget on Tuesday. Council plans to approve the 2024 budget on Thursday.
Anuja Varghese looks at death, life & the shackles of identity in this original short story
Meditations on a Lake is an original short story by Anuja Varghese, winner of the 2023 Governor General's Literary Award for fiction. It is part of Identity, a special series of new, original writing by the 2023 Governor General's Literary Award winners.
Ontario to repeal wage-cap law after Appeal Court rules Ford government's Bill 124 unconstitutional
Ontario will repeal a wage-cap law on public sector workers that the Court of Appeal found unconstitutional Monday.
His dream home had it all — except enough heat to keep him warm
Some homeowners who bought into a new Hamilton development discovered their brand-new townhouses didn't have furnaces large enough to heat their homes during the winter. Neither the builder nor the HVAC company would do anything about it. An advocate for home buyers says more protection is needed.
This Ontario woman with autism, ADHD says she was misdiagnosed for decades and is now calling for change
A Thunder Bay, Ont., woman says it took decades for her to finally get diagnosed with ADHD and autism "because people at that time really didn't even consider the possibility that girls could have autism." Researchers and advocates say that scenario isn't uncommon in medicine, in part because of the gender gap in brain research.
Man dead after 'altercation' with son in Stoney Creek, police say
Hamilton policesaya 56-year-old man is dead after an "altercation" with a male he knew in Stoney Creek.
Pleas for help mount from Ontario municipal leaders as number of overdoses grow
The number of overdoses in the province are mounting: Belleville, Ont. was hit with 23 over the course of two days this week, and in Guelph, Ont. there were seven drug poisonings Thursday. Amid the tragedy, there are growing pleas for the province and the federal government to do more.
Wetlands project in Grimsby, Ont., part of effort to 'bring southern Ontarians back to the waterfront': prof
The Hamilton Naturalists' Club was recently honoured for work revitalizing wetlands in Grimsby that it started over 20 years ago. Nearby, the Hamilton Conservation Authority is building several new wetlands - all in a region where that natural feature is disappearing.
This woman on a fixed income is desperate to stay put as new data show huge Hamilton rent rises
Colleen Langmead feels knots forming in her stomach whenever she thinks about her eviction notice. The 51-year-old pays $500 a month for an east-end bachelor apartment and can't afford much more. Her fears come as data from CMHC and Zumper show the average rental listing price in the city has grown from $1,681 in 2019 to $2,212 in 2023.
12 Canadian books to celebrate the Lunar New Year
We've put together a list of 12 books by Canadian authors from countries that celebrate the Lunar New Year.
Ford, Trudeau sign $3.1B health-care funding deal that will see Ontario hire more health workers
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Ontario Premier Doug Ford signed an agreement on Friday that details how the province must spend $3.1 billion in federal funding earmarked for health care.
Private jets, yachts and parties: Ontario landlords flaunted lavish lifestyle as business began to crumble
In a 2022 promotional video, Robby Clark stands at the bow of a yacht, arms raised to the sky as a camera circles overhead. "You can stick me in the desert with nothing and I'm going to come out owning the desert," he says. Less than two years later, his Ontario real estate empire is under bankruptcy protection, owing hundreds of lenders tens of millions of dollars.
Careless smoking continues to be top cause of Hamilton house fires, data shows
For the third year in a row careless smoking is the top cause of Hamilton residential fires.
Hamilton police officer to lose job after mishandling gun
A Hamilton police officer will lose his job after admitting tomishandling his gun twice.
Buying a house in Hamilton costs $300K more than it did 6 years ago, data shows
Home prices have skyrocketed in the past six years and one expert says they may not drop much in the future.
Mexico's Chivas Guadalajara defeats Hamilton's Forge FC in CONCACAF Champions Cup play
Newly acquired U.S. international Cade Cowell scored two goals and set up another Wednesday as Mexico's Chivas Guadalajara downed Forge FC 3-1 to take a commanding lead into the second leg of their CONCACAF Champions Cup first-round series.
Environment Canada issues fog advisory for Hamilton, Burlington, St. Catharines and Niagara
Environment Canada has issued a fog advisory for parts of northern Niagara region, St. Catharines, Burlington and Hamilton.
Bell Media planning cuts to CTV, BNN Bloomberg following BCE layoffs, sale of 45 radio stations
Bell Media is ending multiple television newscasts and making other programming cuts after its parent company announced widespread layoffs and the sale of 45 of its 103 regional radio stations.
Hamilton dub poet Klyde Broox remembered as a 'brilliant artist' and educator who was 'proud of his culture'
People are coming together this weekend to honour Klyde Broox, a Hamilton poet who became the first Black writer to win the City of Hamilton's Arts Award for Literature in 2005, and was "a great artist" and "a great teacher."
Ontario's new 'It's happening here' ads slammed as waste of taxpayers' dollars
A new taxpayer-funded advertising campaign by Premier Doug Ford's government toutingthe Ontario economy and provincial investments is facing criticism as a wasteful way to spend public money.
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