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The City of Hamilton and the Hamilton Police Service are beefing up police presence around McMaster University this weekend in the hopes of preventing St. Patrick's Day parties from getting out of control.

With all 53 polls counted, NDP candidate Sarah Jama, 28, has been elected to be the next MPP for Hamilton Centre.

Ontario's integrity commissioner says he's temporarily setting aside a request from the NDP to issue an opinion on Premier Doug Ford's daughter's stag-and-doe event.

The Survivors' Secretariat has started a new campaign to introduce its logo and increase their social media presence.

A woman in her 40s is in critical condition following a fire at a two-storey residence in downtown Hamilton on Wednesday.

A 74-year-old woman has died following a two-vehicle collision in the City of St. Catharines on Wednesday, Niagara Regional Police say.

Hamilton Centre residents are voting today for a new member of provincial parliament, to select the riding's first new MPP since 2007.

Potholes cost Canadians $3 billion in vehicle repairs each year, and without action, climate change will only make that worse. Fortunately, engineers have been working to develop better, longer-lasting and more sustainable materials, with innovations like self-healing asphalt and AI-backed roads.

Dellen Millard told the Ontario Court of Appeal on Wednesday that arguments against him at the trial for Tim Bosma's murder played to the jury's emotions, resulting in an "irreparably unfair trial."

Affordable housing, health care and the environment are among the top concerns for some voters, as people head to the polls on Thursday to choose a new member of provincial parliament (MPP) for Hamilton Centre.

The City of Hamilton now has an extra two months to dredge up a layer of biohazardous sediment that's settled on the bottom of Chedoke Creek.

A Ministry of Labour bathroom inspection blitz last month at more than 1,800 construction sites found 244 violations, the most common being no toilets provided, a lack of privacy, or a lack of cleaning.

Grandparent or emergency scams have accounted for massive losses for seniors in Ontario. But programs aimed at educating seniors about the various tactics and language used are aiming to change that.

A group of registered doulas in Ontario believe they are the victims of a Brantford woman who is now facing dozens of charges for fraudulently seeking their services. Investigators say the woman allegedly sought the assistance of registered doulas across the province for false pregnancies and false stillbirths from June 2022 to February 2023.

The union representing Hamilton police officers has brought on a lobbyist to influence the provincial government. It appears to be the first time the union has ever done so, according to the Office of the Integrity Commissioner's lobbyists registration.

Hamilton police say an inmate mistakenly released from the Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre earlier this month is back in custody.

A group of residents is fighting a proposal by Carmeuse Lime Limited to use 'alternative low-carbon fuels' to fire its kilns, which would include wood, unused diapers, tire rubber and plastics. The province says such a project would have to meet regulatory requirements 'to help ensure the facility is operating in a manner that is protective of the environment.'

The Ontario Court of Appeal says Dellen Millard's hearing in his appeal regarding the murder of his father will go ahead as scheduled Friday.

It's been six years, but police say they're still looking for the final suspect in a pair of Hamilton mob murders.

An elections expert says the question isn't who will become the member of provincial parliament for Hamilton Centre, but by how many votes. Another expert says low voter turnout could make the race tighter than it seems.

Ten Prairie-based First Nations are suing the Canadian government in Federal Court over the loss of language, culture and tradition inflicted on communities by the modern First Nations child-welfare system.

Hamilton Winterfest has won two awards from Festivals & Events Ontario (FEO) for its efforts in providing cultural and recreational events in 2022.

Canada's skilled trades need an infusion of young people to offset retirements, and though provinces are responding in a variety of ways, educators and advocates say more needs to be done to attract people to the industry and remove barriers keeping them out.

Deanna Allain escaped an abusive relationship two years ago, but is still figuring out how to vote without her abuser finding out where she lives. Each election, she said she faces new hurdles to cast a ballot and protect her personal information, including in the lead up to this week's provincial byelection for Hamilton Centre MPP.

A three-judge panel of the Ontario Court of Appeal will hear the appeals of Dellen Millard and Mark Smich this week. Millard's appeal of his conviction for murdering his father, Wayne Millard, will also be heard.

A child has died and two adults and four children suffered minor injuries after a fire engulfed a camping trailer in Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation early Monday morning, according to Ontario Provincial Police.

The developer behind a collapsed luxury condo project in Welland, Ont., says construction has resumed.

Hamilton alternative-rock band Arkells wins sixth group of the year award at the Junos Opening Night Awards on Saturday.

A group of small Ontario wineries says a levy for selling non-VQA bottles to local restaurants goes against the Ford government's "open for business" mantra.

Agencies that run daycares say they’re so short of early childhood educators that they doubt the national program of $10-a-day child care can be delivered to all the kids who will need a spot.

Around 5.2 per cent of registered voters cast a ballot for the provincial byelection in Hamilton Centre last week — less than half of those who submitted a ballot in the advance polls in the general election last year.

A panel of Ontario Appeal Court justices are scheduled this coming week to hear Dellen Millard's and Mark Smich's appeals of their high-profile convictions for murdering Laura Babcock and Tim Bosma.

Ontario has more than 1.25 million potential new homes already in the development pipeline, it just needs to figure out how to convince builders to get shovels in the ground, the experts who manage planning in cities across Ontario say.

Two tenants no longer face immediate eviction from the downtown building, which has been without running water for more than 10 weeks and counting.

Making small, manageable changes to your sleep schedule and spending time outside will make it easier to get some shut-eye.

Long backlogs at four tribunals mean Ontarians are waiting months or even years to have their cases heard, and critics, lawyers and advocates are calling on the government to fix what they say is a broken system.

The Ontario government says Kiska, the last captive killer whale in Canada, has died.

Despite positive measures taken by Canada, Indigenous people continue to face obstacles to fully enjoying their individual and collective human rights in this country, the United Nations special rapporteur on the rights of Indigenous Peoples says.

The City of Hamilton says it’s eager to get remediation work started following a four-year spillage of 24-billion-litres of sewage into Chedoke Creek, but warned Friday that it cannot guarantee completion within a revised timeline.

There was quite a bit the candidates present could agree on during this week's televised debate — protecting the Greenbelt, freezing Hamilton’s urban boundary and raising social assistance rates. Here are the highlights.

It's been a tough season for icewine in Ontario. Unpredictable and fluctuating winter weather, combined with a reduced vine crop due to a debilitating cold snap last year, has meant a smaller yield this season.

It's the Juno Awards, the annual celebration of Canadian music! CBC Books highlights what 11 of the 2023 nominees have said they loved reading over the years.

Hamilton police say officers are searching for an inmate mistakenly released from the Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre.

The veteran broadcaster brings his extensive knowledge of arts, music and community to Ontario's leading weekend morning radio program.

Snow cleanup continued Friday, following Environment Canada's weather advisory for Hamilton and surrounding areas.

A rise in the number of companies offering Canadians faster access to health care at a price is prompting the federal government to launch a crackdown on the practice, CBC News has learned.

One of the principal investigators of a satellite started by students at Hamilton's McMaster University eight years ago says they feel "butterflies" mixed with excitement as they prepare for its launch into space next week.

Niagara Regional Police Service says an off-duty officer is facing charges after a hit and run.

Twenty workers at a Burlington, Ont., slaughterhouse have been taken to hospital as a precautionary measure after an ammonia leak, the fire chief says.