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Grey Cup primer: Our head says Winnipeg but our heart says Hamilton
In a reversal of their roles from the last CFL title game, the Blue Bombers are the best team but the Tiger-Cats are the sentimental favourites for Sunday's rematch.
2 Brampton men arrested for trafficking $12M in cocaine: Brantford police
Brantford police have arrested two Brampton men after seizing $12 million worth of cocaine set to cross the U.S. border into Canada.
Two glimpses of Hamilton vs. Winnipeg in the Grey Cup game
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats hosted the 1965 CFL championship against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, and it took 19 years before the teams squared off again.
Hamilton Tiger-Cats confirm Dane Evans will start at quarterback in Sunday's Grey Cup
Dane Evans will start at quarterback for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in Sunday's Grey Cup against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
Abandoned Haldimand cemetery with graves of Black settlers to be restored after local campaign
An abandoned cemetery southeast of Hamilton which is the final resting place for at least a dozen Black settlers, including a niece of renowned anti-slavery icon Harriet Tubman, will soon be restored, thanks to some local volunteers and county councillors.
Mammoths and North American horses vanished later than previously thought: researchers
Mammoths didn’t die out until about 6,000 years ago — more recently than previously believed — as did the wild horses that once grazed the plains of North America, according to new findings out of McMaster University.
Encampment network volunteer tells councillors recent 'police violence' was unwarranted
A volunteer with the Hamilton Encampment Support Network (HESN) told city councillors on Wednesday that the level of force used by Hamilton police at J.C. Beemer Park two weeks ago was unnecessarily high.
Game on: CFL fans flocking to Hamilton from parts of Canada, U.S., for Sunday's Grey Cup
Waves of fans who are crossing provincial and international borders to watch the Canadian Football League’s Grey Cup game on Sunday at Hamilton's Tim Hortons Field.
Estimated cost of Red Hill Valley Parkway inquiry now as high as $20M
The city has already racked up more than $11 million in costs, and that price tag is only expected to rise as the probe into the buried friction report continues.
U.S. Coast Guard recovers body from submerged car near edge of Niagara Falls
A U.S. Coast Guard diver recovered a body from a submerged vehicle stuck in the rapids just metres from the brink of Niagara Falls on Wednesday.
Illustration of Black fetus has Hamilton midwife, educators calling for diversity in medical resources
A Nigerian medical student's illustration of a Black fetus in utero was shared by a McMaster University assistant professor from Hamilton and has gone viral. It's also led to questions about the lack of diversity in medical drawings.
Burlington licenses Blue Line Taxi to fill gap left by closure of city's largest taxi service
The City of Burlington has licensed a new taxi service called Blue Line Taxi to address the gap in services left by the closure of Burlington Taxi in November.
Blue Bombers, Tiger-Cats find roles reversed ahead of Grey Cup rematch from 2019
Hamilton will have home-field advantage Sunday when it faces Winnipeg at a sold-out Tim Hortons Field. The Blue Bombers come in as defending champion after downing the Ticats 33-12 in the 2019 Grey Cup.
Couples not allowed into Hamilton's emergency shelters due to rise in domestic violence
The city is launching a safety review and temporarily not allowing couples into shelters together after seeing a rise of domestic violence. But one doctor says turning all couples away is the wrong move, especially during the winter.
Air force chopper brings the Grey Cup to Hamilton ahead of CFL final
The CFL's Grey Cup arrived in Hamilton on Tuesday to much fanfare from Ticats fans, anxious to see their team beat Winnipeg Blue Bombers in Sunday's championship game.
Party like a champion: Your guide to Grey Cup celebrations in Hamilton
There's lots going on in advance of the Canadian Football League’s biggest game of the year, featuring the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, in Hamilton on Sunday.
Human trials for 2 inhaled COVID-19 vaccines to start in Hamilton in 2022
Human trials are set to begin early next year for two next-generation COVID-19 vaccines developed by scientists at McMaster University in Hamilton, researchers said Tuesday.
Hunting part of a 'beautiful system' in Six Nations, Ont., among traditional foods highlighted in new study
Traditional foods, including those obtained from hunting, remain the healthier option for many First Nations communities, according to a recent decade-long study by Canadian researchers. The findings underscore the importance of events like the annual Short Hills provincial park deer hunt in Ontario that wraps up Saturday.
Hamilton-area cases of intimate-partner homicides match national patterns
In looking at 392 intimate-partner homicide cases across Canada, several themes emerged that are reflected in some prominent local cases of recent years.
Heavy truck traffic 'presenting challenges' to ambulances at Hamilton General, says HHS
As city council works to review the routes that transport trucks take through Hamilton, Hamilton Health Sciences is asking it to consider moving heavy vehicles away from the area near Hamilton General Hospital, where a man on a mobility scooter died in October after being hit by a dump truck.
An Ontario lab is helping to make medals from a sunken Pearl Harbor battleship
A Hamilton laboratory operated by Natural Resources Canada is helping mark the 80th anniversary of the Dec. 7 attack on Pearl Harbor in a project it says will bring its work "full circle."
Flood warning in effect along Lake Erie shoreline with high winds and waves forecast
Hamilton, Niagara, Brant, Burlington and Haldimand-Norfolk are still under a special weather statement. Environment Canada says those regions will see strong winds with gusts up to 80 kilometres per hour into Monday evening.
Alex Dalton's mom says his death has left a 'gaping hole,' as police announce 2 people charged
The 23-year-old was killed in April when the motorcycle he was driving was hit in Hagersville just after 9 p.m., according to police. Now two people have been charged, but the driver remains at large.
An estimated 600 COVID cases can be prevented if Hamilton waits to reopen: public health
Hamilton public health data projects the city can spare more than 600 people from getting COVID-19 if current restrictions don't loosen up.
CFL reviewing altercation between Toronto Argonauts players and Hamilton Tiger-Cats fans
The fight broke out after Sunday's East Division final, which saw Hamilton advance to the Grey Cup.
'Oskee Wee Wee!' Ticats fans rejoice after comeback win ahead of hometown Grey Cup
The Ticats beat the Toronto Argonauts in a hard-fought game on Sunday that put their fans through a rollercoaster of emotions.
CBC findings on intimate-partner homicides sadly familiar to local support workers
A CBC investigation found there were advance warning signs in more than a third of intimate-partner homicide cases it examined, something local agencies know too well.
Opioid overdoses in Indigenous communities increased sharply during pandemic: reports
A pair of new reports show that opioid-related deaths among First Nations people in the province increased 132 per cent during the COVID-19 pandemic, and an Ontario regional chief says governments need to work with Indigenous communities to help fix the problem.
Pacific FC blank defending champs Forge FC to claim 1st CPL title
Victoria's Pacific FC knocked off defending champions Forge FC of Hamilton 1-0 in the CPL final Sunday for their first league title. Alessandro Hojabrpour scored the game's only goal in the 59th minute for the visitors at Tim Hortons Field.
Tiger-Cats playing in Grey Cup at home after comeback win over Argonauts
Dane Evans ran for two fourth-quarter touchdowns to rally the Hamilton Tiger-Cats to a thrilling 27-19 road win over the Toronto Argonauts in the East Division final Sunday.
Meet the latest threat to Ontario's forests — and it's lurking just off shore
It's quiet, it's deadly, and it's half a kilometre from the Canadian border.
Argos QB Bethel-Thompson to start East final despite breaking COVID-19 protocol
Toronto Argonauts quarterback McLeod Bethel-Thompson was on the field Sunday morning in preparation for the 12:30 p.m. ET CFL East final against visiting Hamilton, a clear indication he successfully completed the CFL-imposed quarantine.
1st omicron variant of COVID-19 confirmed in Hamilton
Hamilton has confirmed its first case of the omicron variant of COVID-19 in a resident who recently returned from travelling to South Africa.
Strong wind and heavy rain expected to hit Hamilton and nearby areas
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement as it expects up to 40 mm of rain and wind gusts up to 90 km/h to blow through Hamilton, Niagara, Brant, Burlington and Haldimand-Norfolk starting Sunday night.
Canada's Josh Hill scores impressive 1-punch knockout at Bellator 272
Canadian bantamweight (Gentleman) Josh Hill stopped Jared (Psycho) Scoggins with a one-punch knockout in the second round Friday at Bellator 272.
Small businesses, hit hard during the pandemic, get a boost from pop-up markets, peer support
With the holiday season now in full swing, business owners like Funmise Oladeji, who recently opened Taste of Lagos in downtown Hamilton, are supporting each other, while reminding Hamiltonians to shop and dine locally.
Charges upgraded for accused in Dundas shooting that left man wounded
Police have upgraded charges for two Hamilton men following a Dundas shooting that left a 22-year-old with a gunshot wound.
A rise in postpartum mental health challenges during pandemic brings new local supports
Before the pandemic, about one in seven women would experience postpartum depression or anxiety. An international study found that number has increased to one in three, leading to new local solutions.
Hamilton paramedics to distribute naloxone, provide overdose prevention education
Hamilton paramedics who respond to opioid overdose calls will soon not only administer naloxone but also distribute the life-saving medication.
Roughriders face tough challenge in West Division final versus Blue Bombers
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers will host the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the West Division final. Not only should the defending Grey Cup champions be well rested, but they were a perfect 7-0 this season at IG Field, having outscored opponents 196-62.
Hamiltonians who are 50 and older can sign up for COVID-19 booster shots starting Dec. 13
Shots are available by appointment — no walk-ins — and people only qualify if it's been at least six months since their last dose of the vaccine.
After break for 'social mission' during COVID, New Vision church closes in on launch of music venue
Five years after New Vision United Church announced it was embarking on a project to transform its auditorium into a 1,000-seat live music venue, renovators say the Hamilton landmark is aiming to host its first major event next September.
Things to do in Hamilton this weekend, Dec. 3-5
From the Gore Park ferris wheel rides, to holiday markets, to riding the RGB Express, here's what should be top of your list this weekend in the city.
Police officer who found Holly Hamilton testifies she was 'covered in blood,' as trial continues
Const. Tara Avila appeared to fight tears in Hamilton Superior Court on Thursday as she described discovering Holly Hamilton's body "covered in blood." It was the third day in the trial of Justin Dumpfrey, charged with second-degree murder.
Fonthill's 'Gentleman' Josh Hill studied sports psychology to become better at cage fighting
Josh Hill, from Fonthill, Ont., started studying sports psychology and has started his own venture as a mental performance coach in his efforts to become an even better mixed martial artist.
Here's why Hamilton food banks are feeding more people than ever — and how to help
Hamilton food banks say they are seeing record levels of people accessing their services. They highlight what caused the spike in demand, what some solutions are and how people can help. Part of CBC Hamilton's coverage as it kicks of the 2021 Sounds of the Season campaign.
Black community leaders call for recent charges against Hamilton youth to be dropped
A group of Black community leaders on Wednesday called for all charges against a number of youths, who were arrested by police last week, to be dropped. Images of the arrests were 'hauntingly too familiar,' some said.
Ontario government pledges $3M in support for Grey Cup games in Hamilton
Ontario's government is forking over $1.5 million to support Hamilton and the CFL in hosting the Grey Cup this month, and again in 2023.
Free menstrual products now available at food banks, rec centres, as part of Hamilton pilot project
A year-long pilot project, beginning Wednesday, will fund tampons and pads at 23 food banks and hot meal programs as well as restrooms at five recreation centres.
McMaster professor removed from Canada 150 Chairs website, funding halted after investigation
A trio of federal funding agencies have suspended payments supporting a high-profile McMaster University professor through the prestigious Canada 150 Research Chairs program after he was put on leave following an investigation.
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