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Multiple Hamilton- and Niagara-area municipalities lift burn bans following rain
Hamilton, Burlington and multiple Niagara municipalities issued burn bans this month due to dry conditions. Following rain, several communities are lifting those.
Bus service — and fares — increase in Hamilton at the end of the month
At the end of the month, Hamilton Street Railway will increase service on multiple bus routes in Hamilton, with many getting twice as many buses in the morning. Bus fare will also increase.
'Like a permanent barrier': Ontario needs to change hiring rules for people with criminal records, report says
More than one million people in Ontario have a criminal record. For many, the record causes barriers when it comes to finding meaningful work. An organization known for advocating for the betterment of those who've been previously incarcerated or have a record, has put forward new recommendations that could help ease their transition into the workforce.
The last Studebaker car was made in Hamilton. An Ontario man's trip to see it brought back fond memories
Burlington Historical Society member Alan Harrington has had a lifelong interest in the Studebaker car. The last of that company's vehicles was made in Hamilton on March 17, 1966. Harrington recently saw that car at a museum in South Bend, Ind., and says it shows car-making is part of Canada's heritage.
Education minister open to eliminating Ontario school trustees
Ontario's education minister says the way schools are governed in the province is "outdated" and that, ashe pursues a review, he's opento eliminating elected trustees altogether.
Ontario Premier Ford says he'd 'blast' CEO of American-owned Stelco after U.S. announces more tariffs
"I look forward to getting a phone call from him because he has my number," Ontario Premier Doug Ford said of Lourenco Goncalves, president-CEO of Cleveland-Cliffs, Stelco's owner. "I'm going to blast him," Ford said in the wake of U.S. announcing more tariffs.
U.S. hikes steel, aluminum tariffs on imported appliances, railcars, EV parts
The U.S. Commerce Department said on Tuesday it is hiking steel and aluminum tariffs on more than 400 products including wind turbines, mobile cranes, appliances, bulldozers and other heavy equipment, along with railcars, motorcycles, marine engines, furniture and hundreds of other products.
Hamilton gets cameo in hit horror video game Phasmophobia
Phasmophobia is a four-person co-operative horror video game where players, using ghost-hunting equipment, must investigate a haunted location to figure out what type of ghost they're dealing with. One of its newer locations has a Hamilton postal code written on some letters, sparking curiosity from local players.
Their 8-year-old son dreamed of crossing Canada. After he died, the family trekked to support new Ont. hospice
Since Luke Johnson died in a hospice in Brantford, Ont., in 2024, his family has been determined to help build a facility closer to their Port Dover community to help others access end-of-life care.
Hamilton police continue search for senior missing since June, setting up new command post in Millgrove
Hamilton police have set up a command post in Millgrove as they continue their search for John Edwards - a Dundas man who has been missing for more than two months.
Hamilton confirms 1st case of eastern equine encephalitis virus in horse since 2019
The city said in a news release on Tuesday EEEis transmitted through "a virus that is typically found in wild birds," but people or horses bitten by an infected mosquito can also get the disease.
Tentative Air Canada deal to include pay increases, at least 60 minutes ground pay
A tentative agreement has been reached to end the contract dispute between Air Canada and its flight attendants, both the airline and theCanadian Union of Public Employees announced Tuesday. Details of the deal include proposed pay increases and at least 60 minutes of ground pay before each flight.
A Canadian 1st? Ontario comedian's 'silly fun' with kettle on a beach in Hamilton likely made history
Ontario comedian Ben Stager makes videos highlighting landmarks 'no one is brave enough' to call a landmark yet.
Public health clears Brantford, Ont., daycare to reopen after investigation following rabid bat discovery
Creative Minds Daycare in Brantford, Ont., reopened Monday after it closed for several days following the discovery of a rabid bat inside.
West Nile virus risk moved to high in Hamilton as 1st human case this season confirmed, public health says
The first human case of West Nile virus this season has been confirmed in Hamilton, public health says.
St. Catharines Olympic runner Moh Ahmed joins call to cancel Canada's Davis Cup tie with Israel
Four-time Olympian Moh Ahmed is one of 413 Canadian signatories calling on Tennis Canada to cancel Canada's Davis Cup tie with Israel in Halifax this September.
Ontario needs to track heat-related deaths, ensure AC in schools, say civil society groups
A network of Ontario civil society groups is calling on the province to develop an extreme-heat awareness program to better address the dangers of sweltering temperatures.
As this year's AMO conference kicks off, toxic political discourse is top of mind
Municipal leaders from across the province are gathering in downtown Ottawa for the annual Association of Municipalities of Ontario conference - and the incivilityfacing politicians is one of the pressing topicson this year's agenda.
Ontario's NDP leader is 'taking nothing for granted' as leadership review looms
Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles says finishing second in the last provincial election wasn't good enough, and that she isn't taking anything for granted ahead of a mandatory leadership review at next month's party convention.
Hamilton architects' design, showing public washrooms can be essential and 'beautiful,' wins contest
Alea Reid and Petra Matar of DPAI Architecture have won To the Loo!, Toronto's public washroom design challenge, with their concept Mycomorph. Inspired by mushrooms, the modular pods are designed to be safe, inclusive and sustainable and feature green roofs to collect rainwater.
Roughriders defeat Tiger-Cats in top team showdown on Saturday
The Roughriders cruised to a 29-9 victory over Hamilton on Saturday, bringing their season record to 8-1.
Animals can't speak for themselves, but these vets will do it for them
The Ontario Veterinary College's new programming -called forensic veterinary sciences -aims to give students the knowledge and confidence to detect and report animal abuse and neglect.
Basketball tournament in Six Nations honours Dylan Isaacs's dream of bringing the sport to Indigenous youth
Over a year and a half after Dylan Isaacs, a member of the Cayuga Nation, was shot and killed in Miami, his friends and family are keeping his dream alive through the second annual Dylan Isaacs Memorial Basketball Tournament in Six Nations of the Grand River.
Thousands of wildfire evacuees head home to Manitoba, while those in Niagara may have to wait longer
A Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation councillor says things are going smoothly as thousands return to the northern Manitoba First Nation, nearly two weeks after it was evacuated because of wildfires.
Brantford, Ont., daycare closes temporarily after child finds rabid bat, hands it to worker
A bat found at Creative Minds Daycare in Brantford, Ont., has tested positive for rabies, resulting in temporary closure of the facility that cares for about 145 children as public health investigates.
Hamilton police sergeant charged with assault after 'domestic incident' in 2022, 2023: police
A 17-year member of the Hamilton Police Service has been charged, police said, in connection with two domestic incidents in 2022 and 2023.
Hamilton's Sarah Nurse says PWHL Barbie can inspire next generation of female athletes
Sarah Nurse will start her first season with the still-unnamed Vancouver franchise in the Professional Women's Hockey League this fall - but she's already made her mark off the ice with a Barbie doll in her likeness.
What's on this weekend in the Hamilton area Aug. 15-17, from swing dancing to Latin music to VegFest
The Hamilton Stadium turns 10 with a community celebration. A Latino festival takes over Gage Park. And acountry music festival in the east end.The summer in Hamilton is far from over. Here's a list of things to do in the area this weekend.
If your landlord tries to charge a brand new fee for your AC unit, it might not be legal
Advocates are warning that if a landlord tells you that you must paya brand new charge for your air conditioning unit, in some cases, it's not legal.
2 lanes of Skyway Bridge closed Friday to Monday, prompting Burlington to warn of delays
The City of Burlington warns commuters to expect delays this weekend, as the Ministry of Transportation is scheduled to close two lanes of the Niagara-bound QEW on the Skyway Bridge starting Friday night and continuing through Monday morning.
Burlington's Owen Caissie makes MLB debut with the Cubs against hometown Blue Jays
After a frenzied travel day, Canadian outfielder Owen Caissie made his major league debut for the visiting Chicago Cubs on Thursday afternoon at Rogers Centre in Toronto.
49-year-old St. Catharines man faces child luring charges, police say
A 49-year-oldman has been arrested, Niagara police said, facingchild pornography charges following independent group report.
Hamilton man charged with drunk driving, speeding in crash that killed girl, 10, and her mother: police
A 24-year-old Hamilton man has been charged with drunk driving and speeding, police say, after acrash last month that killed a 10-year-old girl and her 30-year-old mother.
Whitecaps, Forge open Canadian Championship semifinals with 2-2 draw
A goal and an assist from Nana Ampomah helped Canadian Premier League side Forge FC open the Canadian Championship semifinals with a 2-2 draw against Major League Soccer's Vancouver Whitecaps on Wednesday.
Ticats face tough challenge in trying to resume winning ways versus Riders
Bo Levi Mitchell and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats have a tough challenge in trying to resume their winning ways when they travel to Saskatchewan for a game Saturday, Aug. 16, 2025.
With short episodes and help of yellow space blob, new show Bumpadoo finds 'path forward' for kids' TV
Created by Carmen Albano and Celeste Koon, Bumpadoo came out on YouTube and TVO online Aug. 8 and will be broadcast on TVO on Aug. 17.
Search for unmarked graves continues at Mohawk Institute residential school site
The search for unmarked graves at the former Mohawk Institute residential school in Brantford, Ont., continues this summer despite funding cuts to the non-profit organization leading the search.
Record number of candidates running in Hamilton's Ward 8 byelection. Here's who's entered the race
A total of 26 people are running for the council seat. Election Day is Sept. 22.
Several road closures coming up in Hamilton due to maintenance, ongoing projects
Several temporary road closures are happening throughout the rest of the month in Hamilton, the city said, as maintenance work and ongoing projects continue.
Woman who killed 71-year-old retired Hamilton nurse to spend 2 more years in jail
"Gladys Little's death is a tragedy," the Crown told the court last week. "It's had a devastating impact on her sons, grandchildren, friends and community at large."
Ontario narrowly misses target of 4 hours direct care for long-term care residents
Ontario failed to meet its legislated target for getting long-term care residents an average of four hours a day of direct care by March of this year, the government concedes, though it came quite close.
Investigation underway after man shot by OPP in Turkey Point
The province's police watchdog is investigating after a man was shot and killed by Ontario Provincial Police in Turkey Point on Tuesday afternoon.
2 men charged in fatal shooting of Dundas, Ont., father Zachary Shuman last month
Two men face second-degree murder charges in the July 27 shooting in Dundas, Ont., of Zachary Shuman, a 25-year-old single father of a three-year-old. One man was arrested in Dundas and the other, who's from Kitchener, was arrested in Toronto, Hamilton police said Tuesday.
Hamilton, Niagara Region issue fire bans as risk of fires 'extreme'
Several cities and towns in the Niagara Region haveissued fire bans due to prolonged dry conditions. The ban comes after Natural Resources Canada deemed parts of the Niagara region in "extreme" risk of fires. Hamilton also issued one Tuesday.
Hamilton woman says cooking business erased 'from existence' after Instagram account shut down by Meta
A Hamilton entrepreneur was scrambling to get her five social mediaaccounts backafter Meta suddenly disabled themover three weeks ago for no apparent reason, putting her home cooking business on hold.
Hoping to catch the Perseid meteor shower in the GTA? What to know for your best chance
The Perseid meteor shower is expected to peak tonight. Typically a treat for avid stargazers who look forward to the annual phenomenon, this year, smoke, clouds and a bright moon might impede the view.
Ontario to spend $7.7M to support residential school survivors
The Ontario government will spend $7.7 million on mental health and wellness supports for survivors of the residential school system and their families.
Hamilton constable suspended after posting content from extremist groups, following CBC investigation
Hamilton police suspended a longtime officer with pay after CBC Hamilton informed them he had re-shared extremist content on social media and posted that police and military should stage a coup.
How Victoria Mboko stunned the tennis world to win her 1st career title
Watching how Victoria Mboko sliced through the National Bank Open competition and took down four Grand Slam winners to her first WTA title, it's hard to imagine the 18-year-old Canadian was once nervous before tennis matches and easily flustered on the court.
Highway 403 closed one way in Brantford, Ont., after fatal incident, OPP say
One person is dead, police say, after an "incident" on Highway 403 in Brantford, Ont.
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