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A mayoral debate held Monday at Hamilton's McMaster University was part of the push by groups like the McMaster Student Union to get out the vote.

Reverting Main Street to two-way traffic, implementing safe-injection sites and what to do with the police budget are among some of the issues candidates for Ward 3 councillor are struggling to agree on.

Hamilton police are investigating after a campaign sign of a Ward 3 council candidate was vandalized, marking the second hate-related incident that has involved police this election campaign.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the province will expand so-called strong mayor powers to other large municipalities in a year.

Ontario Provincial Police in Norfolk County are investigating after a group of three students reportedly assaulted another student at a local high school.

The downtown ward is home to numerous renters and houseless residents, with encampments increasingly prominent in its parks and other green spaces over the past two years.

The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Hamilton is getting three new planes, including one used in 1945. The planes are a Supermarine Spitfire, an Avro Canada CF-100 Canuck and a North American Sabre.

It turns out there's only one person who wants to replace Andrea Horwath as the Ontario NDP candidate for Hamilton Centre — prominent Hamilton activist Sarah Jama

A mortgage agent on ODSP and an accountant who lives in downtown Hamilton will try to unseat Ward 1 councillor Maureen Wilson, one of the city's more progressive elected officials.

Toronto police say they’ve made multiple arrests and laid hundreds of charges in a months-long fraud investigation. Police say four people were arrested this week in connection with moving company fraud in the area of Bellamy Road and Progress Avenue in Scarborough.

With 10 days until Hamilton's municipal election, some residents who opted to mail in their ballots have received them too late to submit by mail, and have had their privacy breached through an email error.

The stadium has been criticized for having poor visibility for people with visual impairments and barriers for people using mobility devices. It's out to change that — starting with a visit by Alex and Eileen Reynolds.

As part of municipal elections in Ontario (Oct. 24) and other provinces and territories over the coming weeks, school board trustees will be among officials chosen to serve their communities. But what does a trustee do? Here's more about their important role and why it's recommended to do your homework before voting.

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats won their first road game this season and their first game in Calgary in 18 years in a 35-32 victory over the Stampeders on Friday.

Horwath says the city needs to build more transit to, among other things, help businesses on the outskirts attract workers.

Brandon Revenberg has quietly become a model of consistency with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

Ontario education workers such as librarians, custodians and early childhood educators have agreed to mediation with the government in contract talks that have inched toward a strike.

One extremely cold day last winter was all it took to cause widespread damage to Bill Redelmeier's crops at an organic winery in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont..

Mayoral candidate Hermiz Ishaya says he’s hearing a lot about construction and housing while campaigning for the job.

Hamilton-based ArcelorMittal Dofasco has shared details of the next steps of an unprecedented move to stop using coal and reduce the amount of carbon involving in making steel.

Disillusionment with the power of local government and feeling unheard were some of the reasons these residents said they will not likely vote this municipal election.

Mayoral candidate Keanin Loomis visited CBC Hamilton ahead of the Oct. 24 municipal election to talk about the desire for change he’s trying to harness with his campaign.

Ontario is opening appointments for everyone aged 12 and over to receive an Omicron-targeted COVID-19 vaccine starting next week. The expanded eligibility comes as Ontario reports a rise in COVID-19 test positivity.

International students are being billed four times what Canadians pay to attend college in Ontario, and tens of thousands of them are recruited to private career colleges in office buildings, often with no libraries or common spaces and limited student supports.

The City of Hamilton is asking Ontario's Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks to extend the deadline to clean up the sewage in Chedoke Creek by a year because of demonstrations from representatives of the Haudenosaunee​​​​​​​ Development Institute.

A man was killed after colliding with a pick-up truck and being thrown from his 2003 Suzuki motorcycle.

High speed winds will be passing through the Hamilton and surrounding areas, with increased risks of damages and power outages. Environment Canada warns of wind speeds of 70 to 90km/h.

The $25,000 prizes recognize the best Canadian books of the year.

Canadian pro wrestlers will be among the performers this week in Toronto for U.S.-based All Elite Wrestling's international debut.

The pilot who was killed in March when his plane crashed in Brantford, Ont., the Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) says, hit a tree after flying "well below the nominal approach path" to the runway.

Just two weeks before Ontario's municipal election, Ward 14 councillor candidate Kojo Damptey had to pause his door-knocking and campaign efforts to clean off a racist sticker covering one of his ads on a Hamilton Mountain bus shelter.

Chad Silva found two homemade tapes in a donation to his record store that turned out to be a rare recording of a 1973 Neil Young concert at Hamilton's McMaster University. According to Young fan website, Sugar Mountain, it's the only recording of that concert that exists.

Community members gathered at Hamilton Good Shepherd's Mary Street location to enjoy a hot to-go turkey dinner.

Extreme weather continues to hit the global wine industry hard, but a growing number of wineries and vineyards in Ontario's Niagara region are finding ways to adapt to mitigate the effects of climate change.

Niagara Regional Police Services says it responded to a reported vehicle theft around 1:30 a.m. Witnesses said they saw two youth abandon a fire truck in the middle of the road.

Parents and advocates say the wait for autism supports has grown and staffing has shrunk, all while waiting on the province to whittle down its own wait list for funding, which they say is keeping kids from care.

A team of local doctors has released a report showing 10 deaths between Dec. 2021 and May 2022, eight of which were from overdoses and seven were living in shelters.

More Ontario municipalities are using online voting in this month's municipal elections than in 2018, despite the absence of provincial standards on how to conduct it.

Police say two children have been killed in a rural ATV collision in Hamilton.

Calls for students to bring litter-less lunches and reduce, reuse, recycle are already familiar in classrooms across Canada. Attention is now also turning to the way students travel to school and how to reduce the carbon footprint of that weekday trek.

With 71,000 new spaces promised as part of a government deal, the sector wonders who will staff all those new rooms if child-care centres are already having trouble keeping their doors open.

Gord Lewis will be celebrated at the FirstOntario Concert Hall in Hamilton by his friends, family and entertainment peers on Nov. 5. The event for the late Teenage Head guitarist will feature musical appearances, with proceeds going to charity.

Seth Small booted four field goals to lead the Hamilton Tiger-Cats to a crucial 18-14 home win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Friday night at Tim Hortons Field.

This long Thanksgiving weekend, here are some events you can also be thankful for this are happening in Hamilton.

With another long weekend upon us, here's what's open and closed in Hamilton:

The Liberal government is lifting the limit on the number of hours international students are allowed to work off-campus each week in an effort to address Canada's labour shortage.

Advanced polling dates allow voting ahead of election day — on Oct. 7 and 14, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Oct. 8, and 15 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. There will be one advanced polling location in each of Hamilton's 15 wards.

Families of murder victims went before a committee of MPs on Thursday to condemn a controversial Supreme Court of Canada decision on sentencing law.

Niagara Health says it will temporarily close an urgent care centre this weekend due to a staffing shortage. The Port Colborne Urgent Care Centre is scheduled to close Saturday at 4 p.m. and reopen Sunday at 8 a.m.

After years of delays, construction crews will start work on the Confederation GO station near Centennial Parkway and hope to have it completed by 2025, according to the provincial government.