by CBC News on (#61K26)
A report by the Financial Accountability Office found the province spent $7.2 billion less than it budgeted for in the last fiscal year and could have a deficit $5.4 billion smaller than planned.
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by CBC News on (#61J80)
A familiar kind of bird is back at the Ambassador Bridge: two young peregrine falcons have been spotted on a beam on the Windsor, Ont.-Michigan crossing.
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As you pull out of the driveway to head on your cross-Canada road trip, what could you be forgetting? Stephanie Wallcraft, a freelance auto journalist and president of the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada, talks about preparing for your summer road trip, from checking tires to packing the essentials.
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by Holly McKenzie-Sutter on (#61J4A)
Bargaining began Monday between the Ontario government and a major education union, the first in a series of talks scheduled with labour groups in the sector before contracts for teachers and other school workers expire at the end of August.
by Desmond Brown on (#61HRY)
A heat warning is in effect for Hamilton, with humid weather expected to blanket the city for the next two days.
by The Canadian Press on (#61HRZ)
Khari Jones wasn't out of work long, accepting a football operations consultant position with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Monday, two weeks after Montreal fired him as head coach following the CFL club's 1-3 start to the season.
by Desmond Brown on (#61HPF)
Major construction work on the Hamilton light-rail transit (LRT) will begin in just under two years, the city's LRT project director announced Monday, as councillors were given an update on the project and the impact it's expected to have on the community.
by Chris Dart on (#61HPG)
Festival co-founder and mural designer Scott McDonald says painting is part of the festival's bigger goal to "show what public art can do."
by The Canadian Press on (#61HPH)
The union representing workers at eight Ontario casinos says members have voted to strike if new agreements cannot be brokered by Friday at midnight.
by Benjamin Shingler on (#61H7X)
The shortage of lifeguards and swim instructors extends across the country, forcing many municipalities to scale back pool hours and limit the number of lessons available despite the pent up demand.
by Bobby Hristova on (#61GZY)
Questions continue to swirl about who was making decisions and on what grounds when it came to removing protesters outside a Doug Ford campaign stop at Hamilton's airport in May, amid new details from the airport and provincial police.
by Desmond Brown on (#61GKN)
Twenty girls participated in the inaugural Camp Phoenix this week. The camp is designed to simulate real-life scenarios in all areas of fire prevention and suppression, search and rescue, forcible entry, auto extrication, basic first aid and more.
by Kate Bueckert on (#61GCZ)
There's only little over a month to go until nominations close for this fall's municipal election. And there are local races for school board trustee that have few — if any — candidates.
by Holly Cabrera on (#61GD0)
Families Minister Karina Gould answers your passport application questions.
by CBC News on (#61G09)
Some family lawyers in Ontario are calling for changes to provincial legislation that treats people living common-law differently from married couples when their relationships end.
by Adam Miller on (#61G08)
Fourth doses of COVID-19 vaccines are rolling out to more Canadians as eligibility opens up across the country, but research suggests there are limitations to the impact they can have on the highly contagious BA.5 Omicron subvariant fuelling Canada's first summer surge.
by Desmond Brown on (#61FC9)
More than $1.5 million in drugs, guns, currency and jewellery were seized and three people arrested when police executed search warrants on Six Nations and Brantford area Thursday.
by The Canadian Press on (#61FJE)
New COVID-19 outbreaks more than doubled in Ontario long-term care homes in the first week of July, Public Health Ontario says, as the sector sees the impact of a seventh virus wave.
by Desmond Brown on (#61F8T)
A new book club launching in Hamilton is on a quest to get more Black Canadians writing romance novels.
by Desmond Brown on (#61EWP)
A 12-year-old boy is in serious condition after being struck by a vehicle while waiting at a bus stop in the east end Thursday evening, Hamilton police say. Meanwhile two cyclists were also injured by drivers in separate incidents.
by Benjamin Shingler on (#61ET5)
Canada's drug regulator has, for the first time, approved a COVID-19 vaccine for infants and preschoolers. Here are some key questions and answers about the Moderna vaccine.
by Jessica Maxwell on (#61EEX)
Community donations in support of Nicole Constandinides and her son Maddox have reached $20,000 since a family member started a GoFundMe page for them earlier this week.
by Jessica Maxwell on (#61EEW)
Following a crash that left a woman and her 10 year-old son with life-threatening injuries on Sunday, residents in the Ottawa Street North area are calling for changes to make the roads safer for the people in their neighbourhood.
by CBC News on (#61ET6)
The seventh wave of COVID-19 continues to rise sharply in Ontario with most measures showing increases week-by-week since it began last month.
by Bobby Hristova on (#61DX0)
Police and psychology experts weigh in on what may have led to nearly two dozen shooting and bombing threats at Hamilton schools over 18 days, not long after the deadly school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, in May.
by Cara Nickerson on (#61DX1)
Steve Tsiliganos, whose ice cream truck business has served people in lower Hamilton for 41 years, is retiring and passing on the cone to a new owner. The 73-year-old never left people out, even those who couldn't afford a scoop.
by Renée Lilley on (#61DX2)
The deadline has passed for survivors of federal Indian day schools and federal day schools to apply for compensation in the class action settlement, though individuals can ask to be considered for a six-month extension.
by Nick Boisvert on (#61DQ3)
Health Canada has approved Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine for infants and preschoolers, making it the first vaccine of its kind approved for that age group in the country.
by CBC News on (#61DEE)
Hamilton Public Health Services (HPHS) said anyone who got a third dose at least five months ago is eligible for another one. People who have had a COVID-19 infection must wait at least three months.
by CBC News on (#61DC1)
A woman was dragged off a Hamilton Mountain trail and assaulted, in what police say was an "unprovoked" attack.
by Cara Nickerson on (#61D5D)
Going viral has brought DSRT Co., Summer Badawi's bakery in Hamilton, to international audiences — but it has also exposed her to a wave of virtual hatred.
by Bobby Hristova on (#61D5C)
Hamilton hospital staff have seen a rise in violence against them since the pandemic started according to a new poll conducted for the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE).
by Chris Hampton on (#61CGR)
Anyone can contribute an artwork to Hamilton art teacher Matt Coleman's MMOMA (Mapleside Museum of Miniature Art) — or take one home.
by Bobby Hristova on (#61CBB)
The Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation says it's removing its name, logo and all other support for the Canada Summer Games set for the Niagara region of Ontario next month, alleging "bullying" toward MCFN staff and "disrespect" toward its youth.
by CBC News on (#61CBC)
Ontario is expanding eligibility for fourth shots of COVID-19 vaccines to all adults this week, but the province's top doctor said healthy people under the age of 60 who have had three doses already may want to wait until the fall for a second booster.
by The Canadian Press on (#61C3C)
Canadian comedian Martin Short's mind was far from the Emmys when he received a text Tuesday morning telling him he'd nabbed his 13th nomination.
by CBC News on (#61C1D)
A 32-year-old woman is facing several charges after police say they seized drugs and cash at a pet grooming store in Niagara Falls this week.
by Desmond Brown on (#61BZN)
A Hamilton woman says she is living in fear of potential heat waves during the summer, given that she has no air conditioning.
by Bobby Hristova on (#61BTT)
McMaster University says a high-profile researcher has resigned from his position as a professor at the Hamilton school amid an investigation and a hearing about "serious allegations about research misconduct."
by Bobby Hristova,Desmond Brown on (#61B91)
Police in Hamilton say they've seen a viral video of a road rage incident they consider a "hate incident," but no charges will be laid because what took place in the Ontario city isn't illegal.
by CBC News on (#61AQ5)
A resident in Brant has tested positive for monkeypox, marking the Ontario county's first case of the virus.
by The Canadian Press on (#61AJP)
The second victim of homicide in the city for 2022 has been identified as 32-year-old Stanley Gordon Waite, Hamilton police say.
by Bobby Hristova on (#61ACN)
A Hamilton family is in mourning after facing a life-or-death situation last week during the Rogers outage that had the country reeling, and an expert says it's evidence of the "fragility" of Canada's networks.
by CBC News on (#61A1F)
Hamilton firefighters and police are warning the public of a large fire at a residential development on the Mountain.
by Bobby Hristova on (#619RZ)
Devan Selvey's mom wants a park or playground named after her son to honour him and remind people of school violence, but city policies are preventing that from happening.
by CBC News on (#619C3)
A mom and her son were seriously injured in Hamilton after being struck by a black 2008 Chevy Equinox that police say was "out of control." There have been numerous collisions in the city in recent times, with a total of 12 pedestrian fatalities this year alone.
by The Canadian Press on (#619A3)
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats signed Canadian punter Jon Ryan and American kicker Seth Small on Sunday.
by Sarah Kester on (#619XF)
Fewer medical school graduates are choosing to go into family medicine and open their own primary-care practices, data shows. It comes at a time when more than one million Ontarians can't find a family doctor and just as many are set to lose the ones they already have.
by Desmond Brown on (#618SH)
Hundreds of kids and adults, who for various reasons — including the COVID-19 pandemic — have not been able to celebrate a birthday, were treated to an un-birthday party in Brantford, Ont., on Saturday.
by Bobby Hristova on (#618ES)
It took 20 years for Anita Grant to appreciate her natural hair and now the Hamilton woman has created a book to help her daughter and other Black girls love their hair.