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This rural restaurant in Niagara, Ont., tops list of best 100 places to eat in Canada
Restaurant Pearl Morissettein the Lincoln, Ont., neighbourhood of Jordan Station has won the top spot on Canada's Best 100 Restaurants List for 2025.
Ontario measles cases up by 140 this week, province's top doctor says
Measles cases in Ontario have increased by 140 this week, for a total of 1,383 cases, the province's top doctor said.
Man charged with 2nd-degree murder after fatal residential fire in Brantford, Ont.
A 40-year-old Brantford man has been charged with second-degree murder after a residential fire left a49-year-old woman deadand three people injured, police said.
Cracks in Ontario's economy were starting to show before Trump's tariffs
With all the noise of back-to-back provincial and federal election campaigns, you'd be forgiven for not hearing the cracking sounds coming from Ontario's fragile economy since January, even before U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs began to bite.
GFL facing 10 provincial charges over stinky Stoney Creek dump
GFL Environmental has been charged with 10 violations under the Environmental Protection Act over its stinky dump in Stoney Creek.
Hearing services workers in Hamilton continue to strike alongside Ontario colleagues
Striking CHS workers are urging the Ford government to intervene, saying the province must ensure publicly funded agencies uphold fair labour practices and protect access for the Deaf community.
Busy weekend at downtown Hamilton nest as 4 peregrine falcon chicks hatch
On Saturday, four peregrine chicks hatched in a nest on the 18th floor of the downtown Sheraton hotel.Soon, community members will monitor them as they learn to fly.
Ontario will 'suit up' to fight against possible 100% U.S. tariffs on films, minister says
Ontario will head down to Washington to fight against a possible 100 per cent tariff on films coming into the U.S. that are not produced in the country, the province's minister of economic development said.
Sticky situation: U.S. tariffs could make maple syrup a 'prime target' for fraud, Ontario researcher warns
Maple syrup has become "an ideal and prime target" for fraud, a researcher inthe University of Guelph's department of food science has warned.
On Red Dress Day, I think of my sister and other loved ones taken from us too soon
Curtis Sanderson's sister was struck and killed by a vehicle in 2002. It's a tragedy that hits him fresh on every Red Dress Day, a day in which he knows many Indigenous families mourn their own lost sisters and daughters.
Filipino community in Hamilton comes together for victims of Lapu-Lapu Day tragedy
After 11 people were killed at theLapu-Lapu Day event in Vancouverlast weekend, Filipinos across the countryare finding solace in one another, says Hamilton psychotherapist Joey Ruiz.
Q&A: Why we're still counting federal election ballots by hand
London Morning spoke with voting system expert Aleksander about why ballots are still being counted by hand in the federal election.
How friendship centres support, heal and connect urban Indigenous people
With more than 100 friendship centres across Canada, these community hubs have long served as safe and welcoming spaces for multigenerational urban Indigenous people - supporting their rights, well-being and cultural preservation. Today, this vital movement continues to grow and thrive.
Man charged after girl, 14, picked up in Hamilton, sexually assaulted, confined in Ajax: police
A man has been been charged after allegedly sexually assaulting and forcibly confining a 14-year-old girl in Ajax over several days, Durham police say
Burlington man arrested in Dominican Republic still stuck after drug charges dropped, family says
The wife of a Canadian man who was arrested in the Dominican Republic after he was accused of smuggling drugs says all charges against him have been dropped, but he remains stuck there indefinitely.
Man arrested after 3 injured in stabbing at Hamilton mosque, police say
Police have arrested a 40-year-old man after three people were injured in a stabbingat adowntown mosque in Hamilton.
Hamilton man charged with manslaughter in infant's death
Hamilton police charged a 23-year-old man in the death of 2023 death of his girlfriend's baby girl.
Halton Region Public Health warns of potential measles exposures in Burlington and Milton
Recent visitors to Halton health facilities may have been exposed to measles, health officials say as Ontario experiences most new measles cases since October.
Meet the 4 new MPs elected in Hamilton and Niagara
Hamilton and Niagara residents have voted to send four new MPs to Ottawa to represent them: John-Paul Danko, Fred Davies, Ned Kuruc and Aslam Rana. Here's more about them.
Hamilton's outdoor shelter costs balloon $5.1 million over budget
The city's first outdoor shelter opened on Barton-Tiffany lands this spring and is now fully occupied. But councillors were caught off guard this week when learning construction costs were almost triple what was originally budgeted.
Hamilton police officer accused of sexual assault 'did not take no for an answer,' Crown says
The defence has cast Const. Jeff Turnbull as a caring colleague who sought verbal consent from the woman the 40-year-old was having an affair with at every step of the way. The Crown says he was pushy, inappropriate and made his Hamilton police colleague uncomfortable.
Police identify man killed in shooting in restaurant parking lot in Burlington, Ont.
Halton police have identified the victim in a fatal shooting outside a Burlington, Ont., restaurant Tuesday night as a 55-year-old Oakville resident.
Driver, 76, charged in crash that killed city worker, police say
A 76-year-old Hamilton man faces charges, police say, after his vehicle struck two city workers on Golf Links Road, killing one and injuring another.
Police identify man killed in shooting in Mandarin restaurant parking lot in Burlington, Ont.
Halton police are trying to find a grey Honda Civic after a shooting that killed a man in a Mandarin restaurant parking lot in Burlington on Tuesday.
Lane reopens on Highway 403 near Burlington after driver seriously injured in single-vehicle crash
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) closed a lane on Highway 403 near Burlington following a single-vehicle crash Thursday morning but it has since reopened.
'I can trust myself': Olympic fencing medal brings confidence for Hamilton's Eleanor Harvey
Eleanor Harvey made history when she stepped onto the podium in Paris. Winning bronze in individual women's foil - Canada's first Olympic fencing medal - was only the beginning.
School that helped people in Hamilton learn English for 28 years closes its doors
Teacher at Metropolitan College says he has received more than a hundred messages from past students since the closure was announced, thanking him for the lessons over the years.
Liberals pushed Trump as key election issue, but lost seats on front lines of the trade war
After touting himself as the best candidate to handle U.S. President Donald Trump, Mark Carney's Liberals lost key seats on the front lines of the trade war - seats that could have pushed the party into majority territory.
'I just blacked out': Windsor's Devin Veresuk reacts to 2nd overall selection by Tiger-Cats
The six-foot-two, 240-pound linebacker says he definitely" wasn't expecting to be selected that high.
Supercrawl and Because Beer among Hamilton festivals getting $605K boost from Ontario government
The money is part of a $20-million program to draw more tourists to Ontario municipalities.
'Bogeyman' Donald Trump influenced voters in Hamilton and Niagara, say winning candidates
2025 federal election winners in Hamilton and Niagara say the Canada-U.S. trade war, and U.S. President Donald Trump's comments about annexing Canada were top of mind for voters.
68,000 job losses possible in Ontario this year due to U.S. trade war: report
U.S. tariffs and Canada's response could result in 68,100 fewer jobs in Ontario this year, a new report estimates.This figure may increase to 119,200 jobs in 2026 and 137,900 jobs in 2029, according to the report by the Financial Accountability Office of Ontario (FAO), released Wednesday.
Man killed after shooting outside Mandarin restaurant in Burlington, Ont., Halton police say
A man was pronounced dead in hospital after being shot outside the Mandarin Restaurant in Burlington, Ont., police say.
Here's what the federal election results mean for Doug Ford and Ontario
If you're a backer of either the Liberals or the Conservatives, you can read the Ontario results in the federal election in both optimistic and pessimistic ways.
Is it R.I.P. for the federal NDP? Not quite, experts say
The New Democratic Party's devastating electoral lossesdonot translate to adeath knellfor the party but are an important signal thatsome significant structural changes are needed,analysts say.
Mayor Andrea Horwath in hospital after fall down stairs during 'extremely windy conditions,' city says
Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath is inhospital, the city said, after "a fall on the stairs outside City Hall during extremely windy conditions."
Niagara region hospitals aim for every newborn and child without a family doctor to go home with one
Niagara Health will connect every newborn and child in hospital with a family doctor accepting new patients. "This pathway is about making sure no child falls through the cracks," says Dr. Madan Mohan Roy.
Hamilton police officer accused of raping colleague says their affair was consensual
The defence lawyer for a Hamilton police officer accused of sexually assaulting a colleague spent much of Monday portraying the relationship between the two as a consensual, if clandestine, affair.
Jury makes 39 recommendations after inquest into 2018 death of Brennan Bowley, 23, at Barton jail
A coroner's inquest into the 2018 overdose death of a 23-year-old man at the Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre ended recently with the jury making dozens of recommendations to prevent similar deaths at the facility in the future.
RECAP | Everything that unfolded on Canada’s election night (and the day after)
Peace Bridge duty-free shop goes into receivership as cross-border travel plummets
A judge is ordering the duty-free shop at Canada's second-busiest border crossing into receivership as it struggles to pay off millions of dollars in debt and overdue rent.
Photos of ex-world junior hockey players flashing championship rings shown at sex assault trial
The first day of proceedings for the new sexual assault trial for five former world junior hockey players began Monday with the Crown's statements and the first witness, a London, Ont., detective who went through some of the evidence, including player photos and video taken at Jack's bar.
2 ridings flip, as Liberals take Hamilton Centre and Conservatives win Hamilton East
Hamilton East-Stoney Creek finally has a projected winner Tuesday afternoon, after all polls were counted. The riding has flipped andwill now be represented by Conservative Ned Kuruc,who beat out Liberal incumbent Chad Collins by fewer than 1,500votes.
Hamilton and Niagara residents go to the polls in federal election
Along with the rest of Canada, Hamiltonians go to the polls today in a federal election, with U.S. economic and sovereignty threats and affordability among the main issues being considered as Canadians choose a government to lead the country for the next four years.
Along with the rest of Canada, Hamilton and Niagara residents go to the polls today
How strategic voting may play a role in this election
Strategic voting is a tactic that's been employed in elections before and is being called upon again this year. But what is it and isit effective? CBC News explains.
Trump tariffs could throw off Ford's path to balanced Ontario budget
U.S. President Donald Trump's chaotic trade war will loom large over Doug Ford's provincial budget, with experts saying billions in financial aid to impacted workers and businesses will throw a wrench in the premier's plan to balance Ontario's books next year.
11 people killed, more than 20 hurt after SUV rams into Vancouver street festival
Vancouver police say 11 people were killed and many more injured after the driver of a black SUVdrove into a crowd at a street festival in Vancouver on Saturday evening.
Are you a worker with a story to tell? Share it with us on May 1 at the Workers Arts and Heritage Centre
CBC will be at the May Day event Thursday in Hamilton from 5 to 7 p.m.
These Hamilton ridings are ones to watch, political experts say in final days of campaign
Local political scientists are watching for federal election results in local ridings held by the New Democrats and the Conservatives, to see just how much pull the apparent Liberal surge has in this region.
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