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Coldest Night of the Year events in Niagara raise nearly $450K to support vulnerable people
More than 1,000 people donned coats, toques and mittens and braved the cold throughout Niagara on Saturday, as five Coldest Night of the Year (CNOY) fundraising walks took place in the region.
Boy, 15, missing since Thursday, was last seen in Ancaster: police
Tru Healey, 15, has been missing since Feb. 26, according to police. They're asking the public for assistance in finding him.
Niagara police make arrest in Welland sexual assault investigation
Following a public appeal for information and a tip, Niagara police say they arrested a 40-year-old man in the sexual assaults of two teenagers.
Juno Awards take over Hamilton this month. Here's what's on
The Junos - the annual Canadian music awards - are in Hamilton this year and with them come a slew of musical events.
Hamilton, Sarnia residents file formal request for Ontario to fix its 'broken' air pollution policy
The cumulative effects policy is supposed to limit the amount of harmful carcinogens emitted by industry in the Hamilton and Sarnia areas. But it's not working, say environmental advocates.
Hamilton, Burlington, Brantford under cold warnings as overnight, morning wind chill of -30 forecast
Much of southern Ontario, including Hamilton, Brantford and Burlington are under cold warnings for the night of March 1 and morning or March 2.
Community meeting to discuss ArcelorMittal Dofasco's request to emit above Ontario regulations
A community group called Citizens Against Pollution says it is hosting an in-person workshop Tuesday to help people submit comments to the province.
Iranian Canadians gather, proclaiming ‘happiest day ever’ amid U.S. and Israel strikes
Iranian Canadians gathering at a Richmond Hill, Ont., rally Saturday say they're overjoyed by the U.S. and Israeli intervention in Iran.
Canadian passports are about to get more expensive
The cost of a Canadian passport is about to rise and plans by Prime Minister Mark Carney's government to overhaul the way it sets prices could result in them being even more expensive in the future.
In the age of Bad Bunny, the Black roots of reggaetón need to be honoured, says this Hamilton researcher
Today, reggaeton is associated with artists such as Bad Bunny, Daddy Yankee, Karol G and J Balvin, but the genre had its start in Black Panamanians and Black Puerto Ricans who made the music what it is today, says a McMaster University graduate student who researches the topic.
Ontario urged to make courthouses safer after accused allegedly attacks Crown attorney
After a Crown attorney was allegedly attacked by a man in leg shackles in Peterborough, a police chief, a legal organization and an NDP MPP are urging the Doug Ford government to make Ontario courtrooms safer.
One year on, Trump tariffs still shape Doug Ford’s politics as Ontario economy faces strain
A year after winning a third-straight majority government on a pledge to protect Ontario' from U.S. tariffs, the fight against Donald Trump continues to fuel Doug Ford's policy and politics. And experts watching the province's struggling economy say the year ahead may prove even more challenging for the Ford government as key trade talks between the U.S. and Canada unfold.
2 sea lions from Marineland get new home at Vancouver Aquarium
The sea lions were recently moved to the Vancouver Aquarium as part of Canada's Accredited Zoos and Aquariums' effort to find long-term homes for animals previously located at Marineland, the defunct amusement park in Niagara Falls, Ont.
White supremacist groups using pedophilia conspiracies to grow support, warns Hamilton researcher
White supremacist groups are using issues of wider interest and disinformation to grow support - and that should be worrying, says a McMaster University professor in the wake of another demonstration by Hamilton-based group Nationalist-13.
Brantford, Ont., police make arrest, lay charges 20 years after newborn's body discovered on trail
Brantford, Ont., police have charged a 39-year-old woman with indignity to a body and concealing the body of a child, over two decades after a deceased newborn was found.
Hamilton book influencer Morgann Book to participate in special Canada Reads event at Central library
Canada Reads - CBC's great Canadian book debate - is coming to Hamilton.
Hong Kong court quashes fraud conviction against Niagara's Jimmy Lai, ex-media mogul
A Hong Kong appellate court on Thursday quashed fraud convictions against Niagara, Ont.'s., Jimmy Lai, a rare victory for the onetime media magnate and prominent activist's legal battles.
Hamilton cop charged with possessing child sexual abuse materials worked as school liaison officer, board says
Dave Hamilton, 43, has worked as an officer for 19 years and lives in Burlington, Ont. On Wednesday, he was charged by Halton police with one count of possessing child sexual abuse and exploitation material, and one count of transmitting such material.
Police ask people in Welland neighbourhood to check security cameras after alleged sex assaults of 2 teens
Niagara police are seeking information from the public after they say two teenagers were sexually assaulted.
Questions persist about Ford’s cuts to OSAP. Here’s what we know about the student aid program
The province is revamping how the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) works, slashing the amount that eligible students can get in the form of grants. Here's what you need to know.
Officer who shared racist, extremist posts still working with Hamilton police after investigation
Hamilton police say an investigation into an officer they suspended after he shared racist and extremist content on social media is complete and he remains employed in a non-public facing role."
Barton Street section closed for 2 weeks after 'significant' leak discovered in watermain
The city discovered the issue under a CP rail track through "proactive monitoring," it said in a notice Wednesday.
Niagara has 'too many politicians' but amalgamation up to region's mayors: Premier Doug Ford
Doug Ford says he will leave decision to Niagara mayors on merging the towns and cities in the region, following a letter from the Niagara regional chair urging governance restructuring and potential amalgamation to Queen's Park.
Hamilton police officer charged with possession of child sexual abuse material has history working with teens
An officer who has worked 19 years with the Hamilton Police Service has been charged with allegedly possessing and transmitting material that shows child sexual abuse and exploitation. He was arrested Wednesday, police said.
Keanin Loomis to take another stab at becoming Hamilton's mayor after narrow 2022 defeat
In 2022, he lost to Andrea Horwath by only 1,663 votes.
Doctor faces 43 sex crime charges, including from an incident in Niagara Region
Physician David Edward-Ooi Poon, who made international headlines during the COVID-19 pandemic with his campaign to reunite cross-border families and couples, has been accused of a slew of crimes spanning the last 12 years and is suspended from his medical practices in Ontario and Saskatchewan.
Ford, Ontario health minister set to speak in Niagara
Premier Doug Ford is set to speak at 10 a.m. ET in Niagara Falls, Ont. He will be joined by Sylvia Jones and Todd McCarthy, the acting minister of infrastructure.
Hamilton property taxes will increase 3.87% in 2026 after city adopts new budget
For the average home, assessed at $387,100, the tax increase will translate to about $209 more in 2026.
Hamilton man stranded in Puerto Vallarta describes 'scary' few days, praises Mexican people who've helped
A Hamilton union leader, stranded at Mexico tourism hotspot Puerto Vallarta, is full of praise for the "fantastic" Mexican people who are faced with upheaval and dealing with thousands of stranded tourists over the past few days.
Toronto student jailed in Pakistan over social media content days after going missing
The family of a Canadian University of Toronto PhD student is concerned after he was arrested in Pakistan while conducting research for his dissertation.
Hamilton comedian Martin Short's daughter Katherine dead at 42
The daughter of Canadian actor Martin Short has died, a representative for the comedian has confirmed. Katherine Short was 42.
New Hamilton police tool for reporting human trafficking aims to 'enhance safety'
Hamilton Police Service launched a new human trafficking reporting tool which aims to "enhance victim safety and accessibility."
Family health teams urge Ontario to up pay for nurses, health workers to retain them
Ontario is working toward attaching everyone in the province to a primary care provider, but family health teams are warning that as the government has its sights set on that laudable goal, the foundation of primary care is crumbling.
How L.A.-based YouTube star LaurDIY started out as a kid crafter in St. Catharines, Ont.
With nearly 8.5 million followers on YouTube, LaurDIY is one of the most recognizable names in crafts and lifestyle content. The St. Catharines-born content creator made a recent visit to her hometown, prioritizing family and creativity without pressure.
White supremacist group gathers again in Hamilton, community leaders call on city and police to do something
Hamilton's mayor and anti-racism advocates are among those condemning a white supremacist group's demonstration on the weekend outside city hall.
Cold alert in effect for Hamilton overnight Monday, says city
With the wind chill, it will feel like -22, according to Environment Canada.
Opposition calls on Ford to 'reverse course' on cuts to OSAP
The leader of Ontario's Official Opposition called on the premier to reverse the cuts to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) at a news conference on Monday.
Hamilton man who killed cousin at family barbecue must stay at psychiatric hospital indefinitely, board rules
The Ontario Review Board released its decision last week, ordering Laureano Bistoyong, 25, to remain in custody at the West 5th Campus's Forsensic Psychiatry Program.
Man killed after crash on Highway 8, OPP say
A man is dead, police say, following a collision on Highway 8 near Cambridge, Ont.
Closing Hamilton Central Library 'off the table' for now as staff look at other ways to stop on-site drug use
Staff might start checking people's library cards before letting them into the Central branch, in an attempt to deter patrons from selling or using drugs inside, says CEO.
Skate donations wanted as Kashechewan First Nation evacuees in Niagara Falls, Ont., return to the ice
So far, the Niagara Regional Native Centre has supplied 150 pairs of skates, some new and some used. It's looking for 24 more pairs. More than 1,000 evacuees are staying in Niagara Falls at the moment.
Ontarians on vacation ‘flabbergasted’ as tensions in Mexico escalate
Ontarians staying in Mexico are in disbelief after tensions between cartels and the military began to escalate Sunday morning. Ottawa is advising Canadians in Puerto Vallarta, where there is a shelter-in-place order in effect, to keep a low profile.
Hamilton man arrested after woman hit, kicked in 'unprovoked, hate-motivated' attack, say police
Hamilton police's hate crime unit says it is investigating an assault that took place downtown Saturday.
2026 Olympic Games: Canada, U.S. tied 1-1 in 3rd period of men's hockey gold-medal game
Survivor changed reality TV. As it celebrates its 50th season, McMaster professor teaches course about how it's stayed relevant
Survivor airs its 50th season Feb. 25, marking 25 years of one of the longest-running reality TV shows. And experts say its premiere - and the seasons that followed - changed the landscape of reality television.
Olympic viewing guide: The big hockey game and other things to watch on the final day
CBC Sports' daily Olympics newsletter previews the last day of the Milano-Cortina Games, headlined by the men's hockey gold medal game between Canada and the United States.
Hamilton social service work student says OSAP cuts 'a punch in the gut' that endanger her education
Hamilton college student Marcelle Slote says Ontario Student Assistance Program changes and Premier Doug Ford's basket-weaving comments feel like "a punch in the gut" and are "absolutely disrespectful." Slote, who is studying social work, says the funding cuts have left her wondering if she can afford to continue her education.
Hamilton tax increase whittled down to less than 4% after councillors’ amendments
After working through motions from Hamilton councillors looking to add and subtract items from the city's proposal 2026 budget, homeowners are now looking at a 3.87 per cent tax increase.
Ontario Shipyards launching scholarship in honour of Hamilton worker who died off pier in January
Justin Smith, 29, died on the job at Ontario Shipyards earlier this year. The company CEO says Smith was a dedicated mentor and to honour him, he's working to set up a scholarship in his name.
U.S. Supreme Court finds Trump overstepped authority in imposing tariffs. Steel, aluminum tariffs not part of ruling
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