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Where the main federal party leaders are heading on Day 3 of the campaign
Federal party leaders are back on the bus on the third day of the election campaign.
From Josh Ross to the DNC, country music is officially back. Here's why
Josh Ross's Juno nominationscould be a sign that Canadian country music is gearing up toonce again dominate the awards. This year, multiple country actshave made inroads in Juno categories-highlighting the growing popularity of country music in Canada, and thegenre's resurgence in pop culture in general.
Here's who's running so far in the federal election in Hamilton, Burlington, Niagara, Brant and area
Election day in Canada is fast approaching after Liberal Leader Mark Carney officially asked Gov. Gen. Mary Simon to dissolve parliament.
Man charged with murder in stabbing death of Hamilton senior, police say
David Gomez-Rodriguez, 30, was arrested Sunday, a week after police foundCharles Jacques" Jouvence, 74,suffering from a stab wound on his front porch.
Elections Canada has been in touch with social media platforms about election misinformation
The head of Elections Canada says he has been in touch with social media platforms in an effort to address concerns about misinformation as Canada wades into an election campaign.
1 person dead following shooting in St. Catharines, Ont.
The Niagara Regional Police Service (NRPS) says officers responded to a shooting in the area of Carlton Street and Athlone Place around 3:40 a.m. ET. Monday.
Police charge man with murder following suspicious death in Brantford, Ont.
A Brantford man faces a first-degree murder charge in connection with a suspicious death, police said.
4 ridings to watch in the Hamilton-Niagara area this federal election
As the federal election campaign gets underway, here are four ridings to watch in Hamilton and Niagara.
Supervised consumption centre takes Ford government to court over law forcing 10 sites to close
A Toronto supervised consumption site is challenging the legality of a new provincial law that will soon shut down 10 such sites and prevent new ones from opening.
5 years after COVID-19 started, parents and experts say the impact on kids remains
Five years after COVID-19 sent Canada's kids into a cycle of virtual learning and school closures, long-term effects of it still remain. Experts say international studies point to lags in performance in math and literacy, and that there are other, less quantifiable impacts, like lacking a sense of belonging at school.
Canada election: Party leaders make their pitches as snap campaign kicks off
Election campaign starts in shadow of trade war with Canadians casting their votes April 28
The 36-day campaign began with the main party leaders invoking the threat of U.S. President Donald Trump as the trade war and his taunting of Canadian sovereignty are expected to dominate the race.
Will Doug Ford join the federal campaign? Trump's trade war may pull him into the fight
Fresh off his third straight election win last month, Ontario Premier Doug Ford seems content to watch the fight to form the next federal government from the sidelines, a battle experts say he may not be able to stay out of even if he tries.
Hamilton steelworkers are worth remembering, says Stelco retiree. Their legacy is on display at local exhibit
The Workers and Heritage Centre is hostinga storytelling event for steelworkers and their families on Saturday.
Carney cancels planned hike to capital gains tax
Prime Minister Mark Carney says he will cancel the proposed hike to the amount of capital gains that are subject to tax introduced by Justin Trudeau's government.
Burlington pair face additional charges linked to Taylor Swift ticket scam now totalling $210K
Halton police have laid charges against a Burlington man and woman in a Taylor Swift ticket scam who already face a host of fraud charges from Toronto police.
Hamilton police charge Alberta man with murder in killing of Waterdown father of 2
An Alberta man has been charged with second-degree murder in connection with the death of 55-year-old Dirk Nyhuis who was found dead in his Waterdown home on March 6, Hamilton police say.
What's behind your vote this federal election?
CBC Hamilton wants to hear from voters across Hamilton, Burlington, Brantford, Haldimand-Norfolk and Niagara about what matters to you this federal election. Let us know by filling out our form.
Grand Erie Public Health appoints new acting officer of health amidst measles outbreak
As the region faces a measles outbreak, Dr. Adelle Chang On has stepped in as the Grand Erie Public Health's new acting medical officer of health.
From bumper stickers to boycotts, how Tesla owners are distancing themselves from Elon Musk
Many Tesla owners who were once proud to own the electric vehicle are reportedly now embarrassed to be associated with the brand as public furor against the company and its CEO, billionaire Elon Musk, gains momentum.
80 Teslas damaged at Hamilton dealership, largest car vandalism reported in Canada against the U.S. company
Upwards of 80 Teslas were damaged at a dealership on the Hamilton Mountain, police said. It's believed to be the largest vehicle vandalism reported in Canada against the U.S. company, which has been targeted since U.S. President Donald Trump appointed Tesla CEOElon Musk to oversee DOGE.
It's official. The Junos are coming back to Hamilton in 2026
Canada's biggest night in music - the Juno Awards - is returning to Hamilton in 2026, the seventh time the city is hosting the event, organizers announced Thursday.
Man, 31, dead after 2-vehicle crash in St. Catharines
A 31-year-old man has died following a collision at Welland Avenue and Ontario Street in St. Catharines, Niagara police say.
Carney will ask Governor General to dissolve Parliament Sunday and call election, sources say
Prime Minister Mark Carney will ask the Governor Generalto dissolve Parliament and call a federal election this Sunday, Radio-Canada has learned.
Ontario roller derby teams cancel trips to U.S., say 2-gender rule makes it 'unsafe' for some athletes
Roller derby teams in Ontario say they're an inclusive space for gender-diverse people. Now that a U.S. rule acknowledges only two genders, teams in Waterloo region, Guelph, Toronto, Hamilton and Ottawa are skipping going south of the border to compete, calling it unsafe for athletes.
With peer support, Hamilton hospital helps build trust, provide comfort for those in substance use program
Marcie McIlveen hated health care after negative experiences in treatment programs. Now, she's spearheading a pilot at St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton where people who've experienced addiction offer peer support to patients.
Ontario cabinet largely unchanged as premier, ministers sworn in at ceremony
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has named a new cabinet with many familiar faces, though he has shuffled his housing, education and environment ministers. Paul Calandra moves from housing to become the education minister, taking over from Jill Dunlop who moves to emergency preparedness.
Hamilton tenants 'thrilled' after LTB blocks landlord's renoviction attempts
Some tenants had been living in the Emerald Street South building in Hamilton for decades when their landlord tried to evict them for cosmetic upgrades to the kitchens, bathrooms and floors.
Is Tim Hortons Canadian?
Amid the patriotic fervour whipped up by tariff and annexation threats from U.S. President Donald Trump, the debate over whether Tim Hortons is Canadian is as hot as a double double.
Conservative strategists expect status quo cabinet from re-elected Ford government
Premier Doug Ford's new cabinet will be sworn in Wednesday, and some conservative strategists expect familiar ministers to be sitting around that table as the re-elected Progressive Conservatives try to project stability in the face of U.S. tariffs.
Ontario woman agrees to peace bond for spraying neighbour with water gun, assault charge withdrawn
Wendy Washik sprayed her Simcoe, Ont., neighbour Sheehan Rochester with a water gun last September. Rochester says he called police after experiencing years of racially fuelled harassment.
Rivers predicted stardom for Hamilton's Gilgeous-Alexander, but says Thunder star has exceeded expectations
Doc Rivers says he saw star potential in Shai Gilgeous-Alexander while coaching him as a rookie before the Los Angeles Clippers traded him to Oklahoma City.
Why red tape makes it impractical for N.S. bar to bring in wine from Ontario vineyard
A Halifax bar co-owner wants to bring in anOntario wine, but says the legislated process that forces them to go through the NSLC makes it impractical. The situation is an example of how interprovincial trade barriers play out in real life.
Cross-border trips to the U.S. reach COVID lows with nearly 500,000 fewer travellers in February
Nearly 500,000 fewer travellers crossed the land border from Canada into the U.S. in February compared to the same month last year, according to data from U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the latest sign that President Donald Trump's taunts and tariffs have shaken bilateral relations.
GO bus to stop in Six Nations, Mississaugas of the Credit, 1st Metrolinx route to reach First Nations
Members of Six Nations of the Grand River and Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation are welcoming news that a GO busroute will soon makestops in both First Nationsfor the first time.
To stop black soot from falling on homes, Hamilton looks to do its own testing and not rely on Ontario
After decades of black soot routinely coatinghomes and playgroundsnear Hamilton's industrial sector -and no clear answers aboutwhat the Ontario government is doingto address it - city officials are pushing for change.
1 person dead after early-morning fire at townhouse complex in Hamilton's west end
One person has died following a fire in Hamilton's west end Monday morning, says the fire department.
How the NHL killed Hamilton's hockey franchise 100 years ago, after players went on strike for $200
It was in March of 1925 - 100 years ago last week - that Hamilton's National Hockey League team, the Hamilton Tigers, was shut down forever because players went on strike.
Man, 74, killed in Hamilton home, while SIU probes 'police involved shooting' of suspect at scene
Hamilton police have identified the victims as Charles James Francis Jouvence, 74. Those close to him are "obviously devastated," said a lead investigator.
Niagara Falls and Burlington fighters added to UFC Fight Night card in Des Moines
Canadians Gillian (The Savage) Roberson and Serhiy Sidey have been added to a May 3 UFC Fight Night card in Des Moines, Iowa.
Moh Ahmed half marathon debut delayed because of 'fluke' injuries
Moh Ahmed's long-awaited debut in the half marathon is back on hold. The Canadian distance runner was scratched from Sunday's 21.1-kilometre race in New York City due to back spasms and adductor issues suffered this week in his final workout.
City of Hamilton begins clearing encampments from public property
The City of Hamilton says it has cleared more than a dozen encampments from public property as of this week under a municipal bylaw, following the council's repeal of a protocol that had permitted them.
Special weather statement ends for Hamilton and area
A special weather statement that brought rainfall and strong winds to Hamilton, Niagara, Burlington and surrounding areas on Sunday has ended.
'The trust is gone': Ontario business and labour look for new partners as U.S. trade war continues
The damage done by Donald Trump's chaotic tariff war has Ontario businesses looking for new trading partners and allies in the midst of deep uncertainty caused by the conflict.
How COVID changed Canadians, their health and the future
Five years after the COVID-19 pandemic was declared, its effects live on and continue to have an impact on the health of Canadians. Here's a look back at some of them, including the effectiveness of emergency measures, long-term care deaths, the increasing distrust in public health, mRNA vaccine development and how we're preparing for the next pandemic.
These Hamilton barbers started cutting hair as teens. Now, at 20, they run their own shops
Kassim "Kay" Abdulraheem cut his first head of hair at 14. He's one of more than 60 stylists and barbers coming together Saturday to offer free styling and cuts to racialized youth in Hamilton.
Hamilton, Grand Erie public health units recommend measles vaccine for some babies under 1 year old
In response to an Ontario-wide measles outbreak, with many cases nearBrantford,Grand Erie, Hamilton and other public healthunits have expandedvaccinations to include infants as young as six months.
Ontario urging measles vaccinations amid worst outbreak in more than a decade
The province's chief medical officer of health is urging Ontarians to make sure theyare immunized against the measlesamid the most severe outbreak in the province in more than a decade.
Prime Minister Mark Carney sworn-in as party leaders gear up for campaign
'Brutal' or 'iconic'? How a giant puddle in a Tim Hortons lot became Hamilton legend 'Lake Timmicaca'
At John Street S. and Jackson Street E., the body of water has for years formedwiththe spring thaw and duringdownpours inthe summer months. The impressive pool that sits over a sewer grate hasinspiredsome, while others call it "atrocious."
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