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Hamilton police board votes against body cameras for 4th time
Hamilton police have once again decided not to use body-worn cameras, saying their impact is still debatable and that the benefits don't clearly outweigh the hefty costs.
Devan Selvey's mom urges HWDSB anti-bullying review panel to talk to families
Shari-Ann Selvey, mother of the teen killed outside a Hamilton high school, says that the panel selected by the HWDSB needs to talk with parents and students to develop real solutions for bullying.
Friends identify Windsor father killed in Welland construction incident
Friends and family are mourning the sudden death of a 44-year-old father from Windsor who was killed by falling construction material in Welland, Ont.
Goofs, rats and other insults tackled at trial in shooting death of Yosif Al-Hasnawi
James Matheson is in the witness box again this morning in the jury trial where Dale King faces a second-degree murder charge in the shooting death of Yosif Al-Hasnawi.
Suspects caught on camera outside stores during break and enters: Hamilton police
Hamilton police are searching for two suspects after they were caught on camera outside of local businesses during break and enters.
Stelco makes no net profit in 3rd quarter, as revenues drop 23 per cent
Stelco Holdings Inc. says it made no net profit in the third quarter as revenues dropped 23 per cent on lower selling prices for steel.
Standing room only to see Hamilton Ticats in the Eastern Final
Sunday's Eastern Final, where the Ticats take on the Edmonton Eskimos, is sold out. A limited number of standing room tickets remain on sale.
Hamilton Tiger-Cats have been the city's feel-good story for 2019
The Ticats, with roots in Hamilton dating back to the late 1800s, finished atop the East Division with a CFL-best 15-3 record, setting a franchise record for most regular-season wins.
Hamilton OKs plan to bid for 2030 Commonwealth Games, but wants to scrutinize it first
The city has given the OK to a community group looking to bring the 2030 Commonwealth Games to Hamilton, but it will do a risk assessment to make sure it's not on the hook for unforeseen costs.
City pitches in $128K in emergency funding for 2 Hamilton women's shelters
The city will pitch in $128,000 in emergency funding to help two shelters for homeless women keep the doors open. But some lamented a system that makes it necessary.
Inquest determines police shooting of Tony Divers was a homicide
The inquest, which called 19 witnesses over six days, was aimed at examining the death of Divers, who was shot and killed by police in 2016, in hopes of preventing similar incidents in the future.
Hamilton and Niagara break records for snow and cold in winter welcome
Hamilton broke the record for the most snow on Remembrance Day and saw the coldest Nov. 12 on record. The Niagara region got hit even harder, with areas receiving around 25 cm of snowfall earlier this week.
8 questions with new Six Nations Chief Mark Hill
The new chief of the Six Nations of the Grand River is Mark Hill. He was elected over the weekend and sworn in on Tuesday. He spoke with CBC Radio's Julianne Hazlewood.
HWDSB creates anti-bullying review panel promised after Devan Selvey killing
The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board has selected a child psychiatrist, a former COO of Hamilton Health Sciences and a past professor with expertise including anti-racism and social justice to lead a review of how it handles bullying.
Worker killed by falling construction material, Ministry of Labour investigating
The Ministry of Labour is investigating after a man was hit by a piece of falling construction material and died.
Red Hill Valley Parkway Inquiry to hold public meeting in new year
A public meeting for the RHVP inquiry will give the community a chance to hear from the Commissioner and ask questions about the multi-million dollar investigation.
Police issue warrant for Hamilton man in BB gun shooting
Hamilton police say Daniel McDermott is wanted in relation to an incident over the weekend, where a man was shot in the face with a BB gun.
Trial of Dale King, charged in the death of Yosif Al-Hasnawi, gets a surprise pause
James Matheson was to face cross-examination from defence lawyers Wednesday about what he remembers — or doesn't remember — about the night Yosif Al-Hasnawi was shot.
Police not trained for specific circumstances of Tony Divers shooting, inquest hears
Sgt. Scott Galbraith told the inquest police are not trained for a scenario where someone is in crisis and exhibiting signs they may be armed — even though they don't have a gun.
Have you seen Bunny? Stuffed 'good luck charm' falls from Lancaster bomber mid-flight
Jim Maginnis placed his family's lucky stuffed animal between two guns on the bomber for a photo opportunity — but when the Lancaster took a turn, Maginnis said, Bunny flew out and into the sky.
'It's disheartening,' more kids visiting Hamilton food banks: report
The number of times children access food banks in Hamilton rose by 10 per cent, according to Hamilton Food Share's recent report. It says the lack of affordable housing is contributing to this increase.
Man arrested on Remembrance Day for stealing poppy boxes: Niagara police
Niagara police have arrested a man for allegedly stealing poppy boxes from local business and hotels over Remembrance Day weekend.
'I dunno': Man with Dale King when Al-Hasnawi was shot says he can't remember anything
James Matheson is giving testimony on day four of the Dale King second-degree murder trial, but he doesn't want to be there.
Ticats coach Steinauer not about to change approach heading into East Final
Hamilton Tiger-Cats head coach Orlondo Steinauer knows full well what Trevor Harris did in the East Division semifinal but isn't going to spend the week focusing on the Edmonton Eskimos quarterback ahead of Sunday's East Final.
Wild pigs 'an ecological train wreck' says prof, and Ontario needs to take action
Wild pig sightings have been reported across Ontario thanks to a tip line from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, but one expert says simply monitoring them isn't enough. The province needs to act now or the pig population could explode.
Lest we forget: Canadians gather to mark Remembrance Day
Canadians at cenotaphs and monuments across the country are remembering and honouring those who took up arms — and in some cases paid the ultimate price — to defend this country and its way of life.
'Significant snowfall' up to 25 cm on the way for Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara region
"Gusty" northeast winds will whip off Lake Ontario and, combined with the "higher terrain" of the Niagara Escarpment, mean some spots between Hamilton and northern Niagara could see enhanced snowfall up to 25 cm, according to Environment Canada.
Hamilton man shot in the face with BB gun after argument: police
Officers were called to a home near the corner of Cannon Street East and Wenworth Street North around 2 a.m. Saturday following reports of a shooting and found a 58-year-old man with injuries to his face.
Lest we forget: Remembrance Day ceremonies around Hamilton
Here's a look at Remembrance Day services and parades taking place in and around Hamilton.
Hamilton community helps man whose mobility tricycle was stolen
The man whose adult tricycle was stolen, say police, is thanking the community for an outpouring of support. A GoFundMe has raised over $2,500 for him to buy a new one.
Elementary teachers in strike position November 25 after receiving 'no board' report
The Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario says it received the report Friday morning, kicking off a 17-day countdown before teachers can legally walk off the job.
Annual Haudenosaunee deer hunt in Dundas Valley starts next week
The Haudenosaunee deer hunt in the Dundas Valley Conservation Area starts on Monday. It will run until Dec. 5.
'What if that was a real gun?' witness told Al-Hasnawi, thinking it was a BB gun wound
In emotional testimony, George Catsoudas recalls telling Yosif Al-Hasnawi he'd been hit by a BB gun bullet. In reality, it was from a .22 calibre gun.
Officer who killed Tony Divers tells inquest if he was in same situation he'd shoot again
Const. Nicholas Cercone told the inquest he feels Divers "forced" him to shoot and, if he found himself in the same situation, said he would fire again.
Corbec Steel invests $40m to build Hamilton 'state of the art' factory
Corbec Steel have announced a $40 million investment in Hamilton, which will see the Quebec-based company build its first plant in Ontario — and create approximately 100 local jobs.
Brandon Banks, Cody Fajardo square off for CFL's most outstanding player award
Hamilton Tiger-Cats receiver/returner Brandon Banks and Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Cody Fajardo are the finalists for the CFL's most outstanding player award.
Ontario plans to do assessment on impact of climate change
Ontario will conduct a multi-year study to assess the impacts of climate change, but critics say the work will take too long and likely won't be complete before the next election.
Defence says Dale King saw Yosif Al-Hasnawi as an aggressor before he shot him
Ahmed Al-Hasnawi says his big brother was fast, strong and angry as he ran after his assailants, moments before he was shot in the abdomen and collapsed on the sidewalk, and died in hospital an hour later.
Family doctor in Niagara charged with sex assault, sexual exploitation: police
Police in Niagara Region say a 73-year-old doctor is facing sexual assault charges in separate incidents that involved a 16-year-old girl and a 39-year-old woman.
Officer tells Divers inquest wife reported seeing him with a gun on day of police shooting
A Hamilton police officer says Tony Divers's wife, Madeleine Peternel, reported seeing him with a gun on the day he was fatally shot — directly contradicting what she would later tell the Special Investigation's Unit.
Drone video shows how far barge trapped above Horseshoe Falls moved in storm
Niagara Parks Commission has determined exactly how far strong winds and rains shifted a historic iron scow at the top of the Canadian side of Niagara Falls last Thursday — which had been stuck in the same place for more than 100 years.
Receiver Brandon Banks tops Tiger-Cats' list of 13 all-stars
Record-setting receiver Brandon Banks topped the list of 13 Hamilton Tiger-Cats placed on the East Division all-star squad Wednesday.
Ready for biweekly garbage pickup, Hamilton? We asked — you answered
A lot of people in Hamilton had a thought or two about the idea that garbage pickup should be reduced to bi-weekly. We collected some of the posts to CBC Hamilton social media pages.
Defence admits Dale King fired the shot that struck 'Good Samaritan' Al-Hasnawi
The second-degree murder trial for Dale Burningsky King, the accused in the shooting death of Good Samaritan Yosif Al-Hasnawi, began today.
The time has come: flurries in Hamilton's Wednesday forecast
According to Environment Canada, there's a 70 per cent chance Hamilton could see its first batch of snow Wednesday afternoon.
Car chase across Hamilton leads to arrest of Glanbrook man: police
An early Wednesday morning car chase — that spanned several communities in Hamilton — started, police say, when the driver of a black pickup truck noticed a patrol car and attempted to evade officers.
Have you seen this tricycle? Police say theft 'severely' limits man's mobility
The bike is described as a Schwinn Meridian Adult Comfort Trike and police say it was a Hamilton man's "sole method of transportation."
Sask. defence lawyers applaud Ont. judge's ruling allowing jury selection challenges
Saskatchewan defence attorneys are welcoming a Hamilton, Ont., superior court judge's decision to uphold a system that came under fire and was turfed following the 2018 Gerald Stanley trial.
Doug Ford's budget update will promise to 'build Ontario together'
Premier Doug Ford's beleaguered government will try to turn the page on its rocky past year Wednesday with a budget update that is expected to aim for a sunnier tone.
Councillor says Hamilton needs community centre focused on LGBTQ and racialized residents
Hamilton city councillors will debate tomorrow whether to look at a new community hub devoted to queer, trans and racialized communities, similar to Toronto's 519 community centre.
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