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Lucas McAneney, a 35-year-old man who lives in Hamilton's Waterdown area, won the Buffalo Marathon earlier this spring while pushing his two-year-old son in a stroller.

Helping community members better recognize what constitutes human trafficking is a major focus for Jami-Lee Baxter, who leads the Deyogwadawenye anti-human trafficking program at Six Nations of the Grand River in Ontario.

Provincial and Six Nations police have charged two people with first degree murder and committing an indignity to a body after a Six Nations woman was found in Toronto's Humber River in March.

Two Conservative MPs have defected from Brampton, Ont. Mayor Patrick Brown's team to support Pierre Poilievre, his main rival in the party's leadership race — a move that leaves Brown with just two MPs backing his candidacy.

Roads in Hamilton, Toronto and Prince Edward County have topped CAA’s annual list for the worst roads in Ontario. A Hamilton street topping the list comes amid a string of pedestrian deaths from collisions on city streets.

After a workplace incident at National Steel Car on June 6, a 51-year-old man has died.

After a two-year hiatus, the Racalmutese community in Hamilton is hosting its Festa Maria SS. Del Monte, or St. Mary of the Mountain Festival.

A special weather statement issued early Tuesday has ended, where Environment Canada said Hamilton and Niagara could see up to 50 millimeters of rain and occasional thunderstorms.

Premier Doug Ford now has a four-year mandate to "get it done," as asserted by his Ontario PC election slogan. These are the major promises he and his party made during the election period and in the run-up to the campaign.

Hamilton police have charged a former pastor of The Meeting House Church with sexual assault.

Hamilton police have arrested and charged a third person after a string of threats against schools in the city last week.

OPP are investigating a suspected fraud after a person living in Hagersville, Ont. lost $400,000 to an online cryptocurrency scam. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in the U.S. reports that losses from cryptocurrency scams in 2021 were almost 60 times more than what they were in 2018.

A Hamilton resident has launched a three-episode podcast about local Indigenous history.

Bobbi Ann Brady — an independent candidate who had never run for a seat at Queen’s Park before — won big on Thursday night, ending the Progressive Conservatives decades-long hold of the rural, southern Ontario riding Haldimand-Norfolk.

Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board's interim director and chairperson implored parents to speak to their kids about the gravity of making violent threats and reminded the community they won't hesitate to pursue consequences for anyone who made the threats.

Ontario is reporting 419 hospitalizations and three more deaths linked to COVID-19 on Sunday.

Hamilton police are investigating a Friday night shooting in the lower city.

Communities across Ontario are gathering to mark the first anniversary of an attack that killed four members a Muslim family in London, Ont.

Toronto FC have won their record-breaking eighth Voyageurs Cup after defeating Forge FC 5-4 on penalties in the postponed 2020 Canadian Championship on Saturday at Tim Hortons Field.

It’s expected to be sunny for the next few days with temperatures around the 20 C mark, which means it's a great weekend for some family fun.

Critics of the government's proposed new restrictions on firearms in Canada say gun smuggling from the United States remains a key factor in the problem of gun violence in this country.

A new web comedy series is launching with a community screening Friday. The series is the brainchild of Six Nations-based visual artist and poet January Marie Rogers.

Hamilton police say they were trying to track down an Indigenous woman who was missing since Friday, May 27 but her mother says she was found Friday.

Thursday's vote may have seen the lowest turnout since Confederation. With some final polls still being counted, early data from Elections Ontario suggests about 43.03 per cent of eligible voters cast a ballot — or about 4.6 million of the province's 10.7 million potential electors.

A 19-year-old man has been arrested after threats made at Westdale Secondary School forced the school to close on Friday as a precaution.

An employee at a nightclub in Niagara Falls, police say, has been charged with attempted murder.

Doug Ford's Progressive Conservatives have cruised to a second majority. While retaining her seat in Hamilton Centre, New Democratic Party leader Andrea Horwath announced that she would step down from the leadership role.

Hamilton police have charged a teen girl with mischief after a shooting threat was spotted at St. Jean de Brebeuf Catholic Secondary School. Nine schools in the Ontario city have received threats, said police, who expect more arrests in incidents causing concern among some staff and students.

Two men have been arrested and a quantity of fentanyl and cocaine seized following an investigation into activities at a Tasker Street home in St. Catharines, Niagara Regional Police say.

Hamiltonians are heading out to the polls for today's provincial elections. Two voters say their found the process "smooth."

Motorists, cyclists and pedestrians will have to find a way to get around a section of Wentworth Street South for several hours on Thursday.

As a kicker and undrafted free agent, Canadian Michael Domagala is used to having to put his best foot forward with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

A Toronto man has spent some $3,000 to try and identify the remains of people buried at the Negro Burial Ground in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont.

The federal government today reintroduced legislation to create a monthly benefit payment for working-age Canadians with disabilities.

With Ontarians hitting the polls today, the election will not only determine the province's next premier, but also the political fates of all the party leaders.

Hamilton police are investigating threats at Hillcrest Elementary School, St. Jean de Brébeuf Catholic Secondary School, Westdale Secondary School and Bishop Tonnos Catholic Secondary School. A student was also seen with a pellet gun at Bennetto Elementary School on Wednesday.

Hamilton residents want to know who's leaving graphic anti-abortion flyers at their homes so they can urge them to stop delivering them, as other Canadian cities have worked to reduce harm from what's ending up in mailboxes.

Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) is set to launch a new $175 million hospital information system on Saturday, but people who were part of a hospital committee on equity, diversity and inclusion say the system is missing key data.

An incumbent, a university professor and the vice-chair of Hamilton’s police board are among those fighting to be MPP for Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas.

A resident and a firefighter were hospitalized on Tuesday morning after a fire at a Mountain home.

The N'Amerind Friendship Centre in London, Ont., has unveiled its newest teaching tool: A vending machine that dispenses Indigenous stories to reunite kids with their language and culture.

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Canada is extending pandemic restrictions for travellers crossing the country's border for at least for another month. That includes vaccine mandates, random COVID-19 tests and use of the ArriveCan app.

Andrea Horwath isn't guaranteeing that she will remain as NDP leader after Thursday's election, even if her party forms Official Opposition again.

Hamilton’s only blue riding is likely to stay with Ontario’s Progressive Conservative party, according to experts.

Hamilton’s four baby peregrine falcons looked “strong, healthy and feisty” after they were banded on Friday, according to a senior monitor with Hamilton Falconwatch.

The Criminal Lawyers' Association and Women In Canadian Criminal Defence jointly criticize the arrest of Toronto-based lawyer Caryma Sa'd near an Ontario Progressive Conservative campaign stop in Hamilton last week.

Deb Kohler, an American living in Hamilton, had never been to a political march before Sunday, when she stood beside strangers in Fort Erie, Ont., all gathered to remember the 10 people killed and the three people wounded when a white gunman opened fire at a Tops Friendly Market in Buffalo on May 14.

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