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A 21-year-old man was critically injured in a single-vehicle collision in Burlington overnight, Halton Police say.

The city of Hamilton is looking into offering up two properties for modular homes, which are homes made in a factory, transported and rebuilt on site. And it wants someone to operate them as supportive housing.

Since March, seven public schools in Hamilton have joined a wait list to access a program by a local non-profit that feeds low-income students healthy meals.

A southern Ontario police services board is calling on the Ontario Provincial Police to arrest an NDP MP and take action against what it calls "acts of terrorism" committed by members of Six Nations who halted a housing development in Caledonia, Ont.

In a tiring pandemic, it's a moment of rare good news. The City of Hamilton, which previously thought COVID-19 would put it $61 million in the hole, will actually finish the year with a surplus.

COVID-19 assessment and testing centres in Hamilton have moved to online booking effective Thursday, the city has announced.

An individual at William Hamilton Merritt Public School in St. Catharines has tested positive for COVID-19.

The body of Holly Ellsworth-Clark has undergone a second autopsy and her family may hire a dive team to search the Hamilton Harbour as uncertainty about the circumstances of her death continue to disrupt their ability to grieve.

Ontario wants to avoid imposing lockdown-style measures to combat a second wave of COVID-19, but is prepared to take 'targeted action" such as closing certain higher-risk businesses, CBC News has learned.

Hamilton public health officials are struggling to keep up with the demand for COVID-19 testing after demand tripled in a number of weeks.

A man who allegedly identified himself as an Uber driver sexually assaulted two women in separate incidents, Hamilton police say.

Two schools in Brantford and a Catholic elementary school in Waterdown have COVID-19 cases.

The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board's virtual learning plan is taking criticism from teachers, union leaders and some parents.

Hamilton school boards will begin planned rotation of cancelled bus routes starting Sept. 28 as it struggles to overcome an unprecedented bus driver shortage.

Hamilton will activate its automated speed enforcement (ASE) cameras and start issuing tickets to speeding drivers beginning on Oct. 1, the city announced Wednesday.

Investigators have now charged three people in connection with the fatal shooting of a Brantford couple last summer, Ontario Provincial Police and Brantford Police Service said Wednesday.

As COVID-19 cases appear in schools in Hamilton, Burlington, Niagara and the surrounding area, CBC Hamliton has created a map that shows which local schools are affected by the virus.

The city is laying down some permanent rules about secondary dwelling units, including tiny homes in local backyards, to try to address Hamilton's dire housing shortage. But first, it wants to hear what residents think.

Most people who are homeless have cell phones, and a group of Hamilton social service agencies are joining together to launch an app that will help them find food banks, clothing banks and other services.

Some of the virtual classes in Hamilton's public school board still haven't started their first class because of more students enrolling into the online option as COVID-19 cases pop up in local schools.

A 16-year-old boy from Lincoln is facing charges after police say reports that an armed suspect abducted him turned out to be false.

About 1 in 10 students in Hamilton public schools aren't wearing masks according to the Hamilton Wentworth-District School Board.

Organizers say the 126th edition of North America's oldest, long-distance road race won't happen in 2020.

Canada is at a "crossroads" in its pandemic battle and the actions of individual Canadians will decide whether there's a massive spike in COVID-19 cases coming, according to the latest projections from the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC).

After a woman was found dead in a Hamilton apartment building, police say, a man has been arrested and charged with second degree murder.

It will cost nearly $31 million to repair the damage rising lake levels have caused to Hamilton's waterfront trails, and the city will start by spending $17 million on part of the shoreline by Bayfront Park.

After a horseback riding accident in Flamborough, police say, a 14-year-old girl has died.

Niagara Region Public Health has declared an outbreak at Eastdale Secondary School in Welland.

Plans are underway for Hamilton's Sam Lawrence Park to get a new multiuse trail, better gardens, new signs and lighting, and a pedestrian footbridge over the Jolley Cut.

One class has been closed and 17 Bishop Tonnos Catholic Secondary School students are in self-isolation after one of them tested positive for COVID-19 on Friday.

Hamilton police are looking for two men involved in a car fire investigation. They left the scene on a red electric scooter.

The city plans to offer free admission to its iconic mum show this year as a way of lifting people's spirits during a tough 2020.

OPP in Haldimand are investigating after a man was hit by a car at a Cayuga Race Track. The racing series organization says that he has died.

People living in Hamilton apartment and condo buildings will soon have to wear masks in common areas like lobbies, elevators and laundry rooms.

As patients who have had COVID-19 get a new appreciation for life, researchers are rushing to uncover the virus's long-term impacts.

It was a historic night at the 72nd Annual Emmy Awards in more ways than one. Canadian comedy Schitt's Creek swept the comedy awards, while HBO's Watchmen and Succession won big over streaming juggernaut Netflix.

Brantford police are investigating after a man lost control of his car and crashed into a lake. He later died in hospital.

Anyone who has visited the conservation area since August 12 and is worried about possible E. coli exposure should contact their doctor or public health's infectious disease program by calling 905-546-2063.

Hamilton police and other GTA officers broke up a large crowd that spilled across parking lots on Saturday night for an 'impromptu' car show.

Forge FC won the Canadian Premier League title for the second straight year Saturday, defeating HFX Wanderers FC 2-0 on second-half goals by Alexander Achinioti-Jonsson and Maxim Tissot in the Island Games final.

Premier Doug Ford has announced that tighter restrictions on social gatherings that were made in high-risk areas last week have now been mandated in all regions of the province.

Brian Campbell just wanted to play with his kids at the beach without having to rely on "burly" neighbours to get him there. Now, thanks to a pilot project from the city, the 44-year-old can access the sand with his wheelchair.

With the first few days of school out of the way, Hamilton families are taking time to reflect on if the stress leading up to schools reopening coincides with the reality of their reopening.

The city's first COVID-19 case in a student, days into classes reopening, also comes as schools across the region are seeing COVID-19 cases pop up.

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Russell Reid Public School in Brantford has a confirmed case of COVID-19.

Residents in Hamilton and the surrounding area are being cautioned to cover up their plants following a frost advisory issued by Environment Canada.

A student at Hillfield Strathallan College has tested positive for COVID-19, but the school says they had not yet attended class.

Officers were called to a home on Tragina Avenue North around 1:22 a.m. The boy was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

An individual at Mary Ward Catholic Elementary School has tested positive for COVID-19, Niagara Catholic District School Board says, and exposed students and staff to the virus.