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'We need to get them out': Beluga trainer fired by Marineland speaks out
Marineland's crumbling infrastructure, staffing shortage and lack of resources have created dangerous conditions forits belugas and they should be moved immediately, a fired beluga trainer says.
Ford's PCs outspent rival parties by millions during snap Ontario election
Ontario's Progressive Conservatives outspent their opponents during last winter's provincial election by more than $6 million, but one of their nearest rivals says the governing party had a massive head start" because of its use of taxpayer-funded advertising months ahead of the snap vote.
Liam Johnston died on the job at 27. His loved ones want to see change and accountability
The family of a 27-year-old who died on a plumbing job in Calgary say they want to see the company he worked for charged criminally. Advocates have been asking for more prosecutions in workplace deaths to help motivate stricter safety practices. But even though the law allows it - criminal charges are rare when a worker dies on the job.
‘They cook with love’: Hamilton Good Shepherd hosts hundreds for annual Thanksgiving meal
Good Shepherd's annual tradition of a delicious Thanksgiving meal" for people in the community continued Monday - the 63rd anniversary.
‘It's been a really tough year, right?’: Ontario food banks helping record numbers of people
Thanksgiving weekend is a busy one for fall food banks, as ones in Ontario, for instance, aim to stock their shelves for the colder months. Advocates say more people are seeking community help to put food on the table. Here are ways people can help the efforts.
Ontario woman 1 of 2 Canadians at international search and rescue training in Australia
Danielle Mackie is a member of GAMRU South Shore Search And Rescue, which responds to emergencies on the water. She represented Canada at an international training event for women in search and rescue this summer.
All living Israeli hostages freed, nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners released
All 20 living hostages held by Hamas and hundreds of Palestinian prisoners held by Israel walked free Monday as part of aceasefire pausing two years of warthat decimated the Gaza Strip and killed tens of thousands of Palestinians.
Simcoe man arrested for mother's murder, OPP say
Ontario Provincial Police say they've arrested one person in a homicide investigation in Simcoe and continue to search for a missing person as part of the investigation.
Residential care facilities in Hamilton in ‘crisis,’ say researchers, as report set to make recommendation
With Hamilton set to review how it funds residential care facilities, a comprehensive new report suggests six ways for the homes to better serve residents.
Niagara Falls mayor stresses urgency of finding Marineland belugas a new home as it’s running out of food
Mayor Jim Diodati says Marineland representatives told him they've restructured and borrowed funds to continue to buy food for the remaining belugas, dolphins, sea lions, seals, deer and bears that remain at the closed Niagara Falls, Ont., theme park, but it's only a matter of time before the money runs out.
Hot, dry summer devastated Ontario pumpkin crop. I 'thought I was going to be sick,' farmer says
After a long, hot and dry summer, a pumpkin farm in Welland, Ont., says their 8-hectare pumpkin patch yielded less than half their usual crop.
What’s open and closed in Hamilton this Thanksgiving weekend
Thanksgiving is this Monday, and with the holiday, many services and businesses are expected to be affected.
Dissatisfied with painting, this artist re-imagined it from the ground up
In the exhibition Principles, Hamilton artist Gabriel Baribeau retraces the evolution of painting using materials - like mud, mussel shells and industrial soot - from his immediate surroundings.
Toronto driver caught speeding in Burlington, Ont., had licence suspended since 1985, police say
Ontario Provincial Police say they stopped a man for speeding on Highway 407 in Burlington, Ont., this week only to learn his licence had been suspended since 1985.
Things to do in Hamilton, Niagara and area this Thanksgiving weekend
Whether it is a fall fair, a witchy market, or a scary tour, the Hamilton and Niagara regions have something for everyone this Thanksgiving weekend.
Former Robert Land students call for stricter Ontario regulation of private schools amid abuse allegations
Their calls for change come after a CBC News investigation into allegations of historic physical and emotional abuse, and in some cases sexual exploitation, at the now-closed Wellandport, Ont., private school.
Why it’s so hard to find a new home for Marineland’s 30 belugas
Marineland's 30 belugas remain at the defunct Niagara Falls, Ont., amusement park after Ottawa turned down its export request. But as the company says it's running out of money to care for the whales and with no other facility in Canada able to take them, many wonder where they could go now.
Mail delivery to resume as Canada Post union moving to rotating strikes Saturday
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers, which represents 55,000 Canada Post workers, announced late Thursday that it will end its nationwide strike action and move to rotating strikes starting Saturday. The union said the change will "start mail and parcels moving" while continuing the struggle for "good collective agreements and a strong public postal service."
Niagara neo-Nazi pleads guilty to 3 terrorism charges
An Ontario man pleaded guilty in Toronto on Thursday to three terrorism charges for his participation in an international neo-Nazi terrorist group.
New school close to stinky Stoney Creek landfill must find a new site, Ministry of Education says
Plans for an elementary school in Stoney Creek have been scrapped under direction of the Ministry of Education, the Hamilton-Wentworth District School board said last month.
Swath of southern Ontario under Environment Canada frost advisory
Environment Canada is warning multiple communities north of Lake Erie and Lake Ontario that near-zero temperatures Thursday night and Friday morning could lead to frost. The federal agency says gardeners and growers should cover up plants to protect them.
Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal takes effect, Egyptian state media reports
Israelis and Palestinians rejoiced on Thursday after a ceasefire and hostage deal were announced under the first phase of U.S. President Donald Trump's initiative to end the war in Gaza.
Tony Mastromatteo, soldier who fought in Canadian Forces scout platoon during WW II, dies at 104
Tony Mastromatteo, an honorary lance corporal, fought in a Canadian Forces scout platoon remembered for its bravery. He stayed connected to The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada throughout his life.
Deadlocked council picks new Hamilton police board member through random draw
After two tied votes, Coun. Mike Spadafora, an outspoken supporter of police, won in a draw from a pencil case, in place of a hat, over Coun. Brad Clark.
YWCA Hamilton support hub aims to help victims of gender-based violence at any stage of their journey
The YWCA's Safety + Support Hub opened on Sept. 25 as a low-barrier space for women and gender-diverse people affected by Gender-Based and Intimate Partner Violence," according to its website.
Marineland says its belugas shouldn't go to Nova Scotia's Whale Sanctuary Project
Ontario theme park says serious environmental issues and a "total lack of proven financial viability" mean the proposed N.S. sanctuary is not an option.
New program helps farmers go green without going broke, launches in southwestern Ontario with hopes to expand
The alliance behind a new program kicking off in southwestern Ontario is looking to attract farmers interested in trying sustainable and regenerative practices, with funding to help mitigate the risks. There are hopes the program will go Canada-wide in the next five years.
Hamilton mayor tells staff to keep 2026 tax increase below 4.25%, with no service cuts
Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath issued a directive to city staff Tuesday saying they must keep this year's property tax increase at 4.25 per cent - which she called a "fairly average municipal inflation rate" - without cutting service levels.
City of Burlington charges developer over removal of 425 trees
A landowner, developer and contractor are among those facing charges under Burlington, Ont.,bylaws after they cut down 425 trees on a privately-owned golf course in May.
Marineland's belugas at risk of being euthanized as Ottawa, Ontario point at each other to take action
The federal and Ontario governments are urging each other to help 30 belugas at Marineland, which has threatened to euthanize the whales if the defunct amusement park does not receive emergency funds from Ottawa.
Hamilton filmmaker brings late Canadian artist's work back to the world
Hamilton-based filmmaker Lesley Loksi Chan won a Golden Bear at the Berlinale for the short film Lloyd Wong, Unfinished. Wong was a Toronto artist who died during the AIDS crisis and left behind a trove of uncompleted films.
No criminal charges against Hamilton police after woman dies while in custody: SIU
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit says there was no criminal wrongdoing by theHamilton Police Service after an investigation into the death of a 31-year-old woman who had been taken into custody.
White House talks 'successful, positive, substantive,' but no relief on steel just yet, says LeBlanc
Is fraud propping up the crypto ATM industry? Some former employees think so
Nearly a dozen former employees of crypto ATM companies operating in Canada told CBC News that fraudsters tricking scam victims into sending money through the machines is a known problem within the companies. Half of them said they don't believe the operator they worked for would be profitable without transactions tied to fraud. The other half believed the companies would still make money -just less.
'Massively healing' experience: 17th-century replica longhouse rebuilt in Six Nations after 2022 fire
The longhouse, called Gansa':weh which means "original house" in Cayuga, had its grand opening on Sept. 29.
Inquest into man's death in Hamilton jail opens with brother calling for staff mental health training
The inquest for Sean White, who died in 2021 while in custody at the Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre, opened Monday with counsel reading a statement from White's brother that emphasizes the need for mental health training for staff.
Canada's last hockey stick factory survives in face of tariff threats and globalization
Located in Brantford, Ont., Roustan Hockey is facing fresh headwinds from the trade war launched by U.S. President Donald Trump, who has ripped up free trade deals in North America and imposed tariffs on Canadian exports.
Animal rights advocates urge Ontario to seize belugas, fearing Marineland may euthanize them
Animal rights advocates are condemning Marineland's threat to euthanize the 30 remaining belugas at the defunct amusement park in Niagara Falls, Ont., if the federal government doesn't provide funding or authorize the whales' export by Tuesday.
71-year-old woman killed in Simcoe, Ont., provincial police say
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a homicide in Simcoeafter a 71-year-old woman was found dead in a home.
Toyota recalling over 32,700 vehicles in Canada over rearview camera defect
Toyota is recalling 32,733 vehicles in Canada due to a rearview camera defect that increases the risk of a crash, Transport Canada said in a notice last week.
How fraudsters use crypto ATMs to launder millions from Canadian scam victims
A CBC News investigation revealed that cryptocurrency machines -which operate legally in Canada -have become the main vehicle fraudsters use to get money from scam victims across the country.
East Mountain apartment building fire in Hamilton injures 4 people
Hamilton fire chief Dave Cunliffe said in a news release the fire department attended the scene on 987 Mohawk Road East just before 9 a.m and found "heavy black smoke and flame" coming from the top floor of a three-storey bulding.
Hamilton man charged in crash that killed woman on e-scooter
The collision happened on Aug. 22 near theintersection of Maple and Grosvenor avenues. A 62-year-old Hamilton woman riding an electric scooter was hit by a vehicle, according to police.
Transgender woman asked by Niagara police officer for 'deadname' files Ontario human rights complaint
A transgender woman from St. Catharines who filmed police demanding her "deadname" has filed a complaint with the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO),seeking better training for police and compensation.
How the U.S. trade war uncorked a surprising boom for wineries across Canada
Thanks in large part to the patriotic "Buy Canadian" movement, which has changed consumer habits and reshaped parts of the retail landscape, winemakers across the country say they're enjoying a rare and fruitful moment.
Marineland says it needs money from Ottawa or its belugas will be euthanized
Marineland, the defunct amusement park in Niagara Falls, Ont., says it is rapidly running out of money and it urgently needs financial support from the federal government or it will have no choice but to euthanize the 30 beluga whales it still has in its possession.
Jeffery Turnbull not guilty of sexual assault in case involving fellow Hamilton police constable
Jeffery Turnbull has been found not guiltyof sexually assaulting a fellow Hamilton police officer in 2022 following a trial that began in January. The proceedings included denials by both constables as they testified, but the judge said she didn't find the complainant's evidence "credible or reliable."
Burlington, Ont., man who supported 'incel ideology' sentenced to 5 years in prison for threats to women
A Burlington, Ont., man who pleaded guilty to uttering threats to two women was sentenced Friday to five years in prison. DeAndre Anderson, 25, was charged in April 2024 with two counts of uttering threats "in support of the incel ideology."
Ticats running back Greg Bell closes in on his first 1,000-yard rushing campaign as a pro
It's the Holy Grail for running backs, and a milestone Greg Bell is closing in on for the first time as a professional football player.
Motorcyclist dead following 2-vehicle crash on Hamilton Mountain, police say
A 32-year-old man has died following a two-vehicle crash on Hamilton Mountain Thursday evening, police say.
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