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As Katharina Della Pia hiked up Hamilton's newly-opened Keddy Access Trail, it wasn't hard for her to imagine her father Jay using it every day when the weather was right.

Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger says municipalities, including Hamilton, are developing plans to distribute the vaccine, but will need help to do it. The city's medical officer of health expects a limited supply to be available in first quarter of 2021.

Crews were called to Grace Church on Empire Road in Sherkston shortly after 3 a.m. and found flames shooting out of the basement, says Port Colborne Fire Chief Tom Cartwright.

Jude Strickland's family members reflect on his life and what made him special, roughly a week after he died from being hit by a pick-up truck on his way home from school.

Hamilton police are searching for information about a light-coloured mini van, which they say hit someone who was crossing the street, and drove off.

Louis Anderson went missing sometime in the early morning hours of Oct. 8. Niagara police announced Monday that his body had been found.

A COVID-19 outbreak has been declared at Lawfield Elementary School after three students tested positive for the virus.

The Ward 7 trustee was acclaimed during a board meeting Monday night, along with Ward 9 and 10 trustee Cam Galindo, who will act as vice-chair.

Demonstrators who have been calling for police to be defunded so the money can be invested in free housing instead are leaving city hall after two weeks of protests — but say they'll be back.

The city's medical officer of health wants people with COVID-19 to be more forthcoming with information, as active cases of the virus in Hamilton rose to 637 and deaths topped the 100 mark.

Hamilton's public works committee has voted to allow e-scooters on Hamilton roadways. But until the rules are created, commercial operators will be banned.

A new auditor general report says the cost of Hamilton light-trail transit (LRT) was creeping upward as far back as 2018, and that the provincial PC estimate of $5.5 billion when the project was cancelled in December actually wasn't far off.

Hamilton Public Health Services (HPHS) suspects a "new deadly substance" is causing a rise in suspected opioid-related overdoses.

Data from Hamilton public health shows that 46 people have died from November to last Friday, with the average number of new COVID-19 cases a day sitting at 67.

A review panel set up following the death of Devan Selvey has made 10 recommendations for ways Hamilton's public school board can improve how it handles bullying.

Hamilton Health Sciences says 18 cases, including nine patients, eight staff members and a student, have now been linked to outbreaks at the hospital.

Seven new cases connected to public schools and eight to Catholic schools were reported Sunday. Both boards say no new outbreaks have been declared.

The city's public school board says students and staff are asked to stay home while city crews carry out repairs.

The number of people with the virus in Hamilton right now has surpassed the 600 mark, with 72 more cases confirmed on Sunday.

In a new report, the City of Hamilton says it spent $60,000 per month on security and waste collection at the encampments and over $130,000 on legal services related to an injunction that blocked the city from taking tents down.

The Red Hill Valley Parkway Inquiry has already cost the City of Hamilton nearly $5 million so far, and the public hearing has yet to start.

More Hamilton students in the local public and catholic school boards have tested positive for COVID-19.

Toronto saw 568 new cases, Peel Region had 477 and York Region had 249. It's the second-straight day that Ontario has broken a record in its daily case count.

One year has passed since Jeff Johnson was killed outside his Hamilton home. Police still don't know who shot him or why the father was targeted.

The city wants to add more shelter spaces, but who will work at them?

An inspector from Ontario's Ministry of Labour warned staff at Hamilton General Hospital about not following COVID-19 protocols after they didn't physically distance in the hospital cafeteria and were in "close, face-to-face contact," according to a staff memo obtained by CBC News.

Two young Brampton men have been arrested by Hamilton police for allegedly defrauding senior citizens out of thousands of dollars with fake Canada Revenue Agency calls.

Dr. Elizabeth Richardson, the city's medical officer of health, is putting new restrictions in place in order to curb the spread of the virus, which continues to be transmitted in social settings and workplaces.

The outbreak at Sir Wilfrid Laurier Elementary School has grown after a third staff member tested positive for COVID-19.

Tourism is a billion-dollar industry in the Niagara Region that 40,000 people rely on for work, but the area has struggled as both local and international travel dried up while the virus spreads.

A Hamilton police officer says she tried to reason with Yosif Al-Hasnawi as he lay dying on the sidewalk from a bullet wound that emergency responders around him thought was a BB gun injury.

Three patients and two staff members at the Juravinski Hospital and Cancer Centre have COVID-19 as Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) deals with a pair of outbreaks.

A 31-year-old man from Hamilton has been charged in connection with what police are calling a "hate motivated" assault.

Hamilton Public Health Services says 69 new cases of COVID-19 have been diagnosed in the city, bringing the number of total active cases to 561.

A review of the psychology department at McMaster University has found systemic and cultural issues, which “created a degree of complacency that has let inappropriate behaviours go unchecked,” according to a report released Thursday.

Jude Strickland, the 11-year-old boy who was in critical condition after being struck by a Dodge RAM pick-up truck on the Mountain, died of his injuries on Thursday.

A linguistic analysis from McMaster University shows seniors are becoming even lonelier during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Waterdown woman living in Hamilton has become YouTube's top Canadian creator of 2020, after her home workout videos during the COVID-19 pandemic quintupled her online following.

Sgt. Nesreen Shawihat climbed into the back of the ambulance with the paramedics that night. Al-Hasnawi was flailing, she says, but it was "minimal."

Hamilton Public Health Services has declared a COVID-19 outbreak at Sir Wilfrid Laurier Elementary School after two staff members tested positive.

Defund police demonstrators were escorted out of Hamilton City Hall by police Wednesday night after they refused to leave, calling for the mayor to commit to meeting with them publicly to address their concerns.

Hamilton reported 25 new cases Wednesday, after recording a record-breaking 108 the day before.

A cat named Cricket brought Sarah McNally back to Chartwell Willowgrove, but as she watched through the windows and saw her former coworkers covered in PPE, working to combat an outbreak, she knew she couldn't leave.

The city sees the studio as a major part of economic growth that will bring more jobs to Hamilton.

Live at 12:30 p.m. on Thursday CBC's Conrad Collaco will interview Sarah Jama, one of the organizers of the "defund the police" movement in Hamilton. He'll ask about why she and others call for a large cut to the city's police budget and about the decision to take the protest, on Monday night, to the mayor's home.

Shannon MacDougall, 37, was killed nine months ago in her Brantford home. But police have only just released news of the investigation, leaving her family with questions about what happened to her.

Investigators say they found the man in a Cayuga Road driveway with a gunshot wound. He was pronounced dead by Six Nations Paramedic Services.

A student at Adelaide Hoodless Public School has tested positive for COVID-19 as the outbreak at the school continues.

Dr. Andrew Healey, who worked in the St. Joseph's hospital emergency room where Yosif Al-Hasnawi was transported after he was shot on this day three years ago testified on Wednesday. A toxicologist also took the stand.

Pat Daly has been re-elected as chair of the Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board, a position he has held since 1991.