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Six Nations hosted 1st ever Miss Indigenous Canada, Northern Manitoba woman crowned winner
Jessica McKenzie says earning the title as the inaugural Miss Indigenous Canada is also a win for Opaskwayak Cree Nation.
Hamilton native Eleanor Harvey wins bronze, Canada's 1st-ever Olympic fencing medal
Canada's Eleanor Harvey captured Canada's first-ever fencingmedal at the Olympics, defeating ItalianAlice Volpiin the bronze-medal match in the women'swomen's foil individual event in Paris.
Hamilton's Kia Nurse and Team Canada lose to France in Olympic women's basketball
Marieme Badiane had game-high 13 points and France trounced Canada 75-54 to open its women's basketball tournament at the Paris Olympics on Monday in Lille.
Hamilton man sentenced to 5 years in prison for accidental shooting death of 17-year-old girlfriend
A 25-year-old Hamilton man who accidentally shot his girlfriend in the head while playing with a pistol at a house party has been sentenced to five years behind bars. That's a shorter sentence than was given to the man who brought the loaded gun to the 2020 party.
What if you got paid to use less power during heat waves?
During extreme heat, power-hungry air conditioners strain the electrical grid. Now, some utilities are paying customers to use less power during peak times. Soon, customers could also generate, use andstore energy within a network known as a virtual power plant, something energy experts say could be a key part of the future net-zero grid.
Canada holds on to beat Greece in Olympic men's basketball tournament opener
Canada opened its Olympic men's basketball campaign with an 86-79victory over Greece in Group A play during Day 1at the Paris Games on Saturday.
'A liquid tightrope': A look at the stunning and dangerous waves surfers will ride at Olympics
Sanoa Dempfle-Olin from Tofino, B.C. will be Canada's first Olympic surfer. She'll have to master the waves in Tahiti, which boasts some of the biggest and most unique waves in the world.
Brantford mayor changed his mind — now he won't resign before his term ends
Earlier this month Mayor Kevin Davis said he'd step down, with 18 months left in his term, to join theOntario Licence Appeal Tribunal. He was to start his new jobin August. Now he says he won't resign.
Paris 2024 is a childhood dream come true for Hamilton's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
NBA stars Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Nickeil Alexander-Walker are headed to Paris together with Team Canada. The pair sit down with CBC's Dwight Drummond to discuss how growing up in the GTA helped shape the players they are now, and their epic driveway battles.
Hamilton man charged with murder in death of father of 3, police say
Randy Peardon, a father of 3, died from multiple gunshot wounds in June.
Hamiltonians can once again access their library accounts
Soon after Hamiltonians regained the ability to put books and other items on hold, the Hamilton Public Library has announced users can once again access their online accounts.
Charron, De Grasse lead Canada in rainy trip down Seine as Céline Dion closes Paris 2024 opening ceremony
Celine Dion returned to the world stage at the Olympic Games opening ceremony in Paris, in her first public performance since revealing she was diagnosed with stiff person syndrome, to close out the event on Friday.
'I feel kind of lost:' Hamilton men displaced by YMCA fire wonder what's next
Men who have been displaced after a fire on Monday at the downtown Hamilton YMCA are wondering when they'll be able to get back into their units.
My actions often feel under scrutiny. Perhaps it's because I'm Black. Or I have ADHD. Or both?
As Gavin Stephens writes, he only recently realized how anxiety, neurodivergent traits and racial profiling can overlap.
Ontario megachurch pauses programming in wake of sex abuse allegations
The Meeting House said it was unable to secure parts of the insurance coverage it needs to continue normal operations beyond June 30. The pause comes two years after a former pastor was first charged with sexual assault.
Bat in Burlington, Ont., tests positive for rabies in 1st case of 2024
Halton Region Public Health urges residents to seek medical attention if they're bitten or scratched by a bat or other wild animal.
8 months later, cause of crash that killed New York couple at Niagara Falls border is still a mystery
A police investigation into the crash and explosion that killed two people in a high-powered luxury car at a Niagara Falls border crossing last year has concluded with the crash's cause still a mystery.
Hamilton's Alena Sharp still a contender after 20 Years at the CPKC Canadian Open in Calgary
Alena Sharp finds it hard to believe she first competed at the Canadian women's golf championship two decades ago.
Ontario police officer shot colleague 10 times in violent dispute in 2018. Both walk away conviction free
Det.-Sgt. Shane Donovan, who was with the Niagara Regional Police Service, was acquitted this spring of perjury - the last charge linked to the six-year saga with Const. Nathan Parker that involved multiple police agencies, investigations and trials.
12 cases of whooping cough confirmed in Brantford and Brant County: public health
After not having a single case of pertussis - known as whopping cough -in the community since 2020, the Brant County Health Unit now says it has confirmed 12 cases in the past two months.
Downtown Hamilton YMCA to remain closed until next week after fire at men's residence
The branch at 79 James St. S. includes the fitness and aquatic centre, a newcomer youth centre and EarlyONchild care drop-in centre.The charity says the fire has had a 'profound impact' on the lives of the residents who were staying there.
Hamilton teen, 15, arrested for 'violent' carjacking in Oakville, Ont., Halton police say
The teen and an a 28-year-old man were charged with robbery with a firearm for incidents in October, 2023. Both suspects are from Hamilton.
Thunderstorm warning ends in Hamilton after heavy rainfall
Environment Canada advised people to stayindoors, and warned the heavy downpour may cause flash floods and water pooling on roads.
1 person dead, 3 others hurt after car crash in Waterdown: Hamilton police
Hamilton police say a 42-year-old is dead and three other people are hurt after a car crash on Tuesday night in Waterdown.
West Nile Virus detected in mosquitoes in Brantford and St. Catharines, Ont.
In 2023,there were 54 confirmed cases across Ontario.
Hundreds rally for Palestinians on both sides of Canada-U.S. border in Niagara
It was hard not to get emotional" at a cross-border rally for Palestinians in Niagara Falls last weekend, an organizer says. Hundreds of people demonstrated on the Canadian side of the border, with a smaller group on the U.S. side.
Family, friends, Six Nations community join Brandon Montour at Stanley Cup hometown parade
Brandon Montour's friends, family and fans - including a 99-year-old longtime supporter - were among parade-goers in Ohsweken, a community within Six Nations of the Grand River, on Wednesday to welcome the NHL hero and the Stanley Cup to his hometown. "I'm very grateful and honoured to be in the position I'm in," says the 30-year-old defenceman.
Feds to spend $97M to help build and fix 8,669 units in Hamilton, Halton and Niagara
Local affordable housing providers are applauding the federal government's announcement of $97 million to help build 270 affordable housing units and repair 8,399 units in Hamilton, Halton Region and Niagara Region.
Taylor Steel worker in Hamilton dies after being 'trapped under material:' province
Ontario's Ministry of Labour says it is investigating after a worker who became "trapped under material" died at a steel processing plant in Hamilton.
U.S. delays tough new border rules for dogs — but could revive them in nine months, minister says
A recent decision to drop some burdensome new border-related paperwork requirements for Canadians entering the U.S. with their dogs might only be temporary, Canada's health minister says.
Ontario man killed fighting in Ukraine remembered as loving son and volunteer firefighter
Malick Joseph, 29, from Dunnville, Ont., diedin the village of Staromaiorskeon June 10 - the day the Russian military reportedly seized control.
Survivors group calls for more federal funding for organizations probing residential schools
The Survivors' Secretariat hosted a rally on Parliament Hill Monday to protest the federal government's $500,000 annual cap on funding for organizations investigating missing children and unmarked graves associated with residential schools.
You can place holds at the Hamilton library again, and your old holds might be waiting for you
As of last week, Hamiltonians can make new holds and access old ones for the first time since the ransomware attack on the City of Hamilton in February. The library asks users to check on holds they made before the attack.
11 people taken to hospital, 24 rescued after fire at YMCA Hamilton's transitional housing
Almost a dozen people were rescued after a fire at the YMCA's transitional housing residence for men Monday, says the Hamilton Fire Department.
1 of 3 sex assault charges against ex-pastor of Ontario megachurch stayed due to delays, lawyer says
One of three sexual assault charges against Bruxy Cavey, former pastor of Ontario megachurch The Meeting House, has been stayed due to court delays, according to his lawyer.
3 people in hospital after car crash on Hamilton Mountain, police say
Hamilton police are asking the public for help as it investigates a crash on Sunday that left one womanin critical condition and injured two others.
Police identify U.S. pilot who died in crash after releasing skydivers near Niagara Falls, N.Y.
U.S. officials have released the name of the pilot who died in a skydiving flight after her passengers jumped from the aircraft near the Niagara Falls.
LCBO stores reopen Tuesday as unionized employees return to work
Ontario's main liquor retailer has a bright future, Premier Doug Ford said Monday as thousands of employees returned to work after a two-week strike.
Hamilton Tiger-Cats beat Toronto Argonauts 27-24
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats earned their first win of the season this weekend.
LCBO strike to end Monday after workers ratify tentative agreement
The ratification means the first-ever strike at the LCBO will officially come to an end after midnight on Monday. The LCBOsays it plans to reopen all closed retail stores on Tuesday.
Next stop on the Ontario Euro road trip: Paris
Paris, Ontario is home to most of Canada's cobblestone houses. And they even have a tour.
LCBO strike to end with stores set to reopen Tuesday
The Liquor Control Board of Ontario and the union representing 10,000 of its workers reached a tentative agreement Saturday more than two weeks after thestrike began.
Art or vandalism? Tree carvings in Welland, Ont., spark debate as police investigate
A series of haunting faces carved into tree trunks in Welland, Ont., may look like art, but to city officials and police it's straight up vandalism.
Gilgeous-Alexander scores 23 points, Canada beats France in Olympic hoops tune-up
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 23 points as Canada defeated host France 85-73 Friday in an Olympic men's basketball exhibition game.
LCBO and OPSEU resume talks after tentative deal put on hold
A tentative agreement reached between the LCBO and the union representing its workers Friday was put on hold the same day, with talks continuingon their return to work amid the first strike in the corporation's history.
Niagara police charge 2 Stoney Creek residents in connection with drug death in Pelham
An investigation into the death of a man in Pelham has led to two people from Stoney Creek being charged, Niagara police said.
Hamilton hospitals hit by global IT 'blue screen of death' outage
Hamilton Health Sciences says some non-urgent appointments and procedures may be delayed.
This trucker travelled 16,000 km in less than 2 weeks in March. He still hasn't been paid
As Canada's trucking industry grows, truckers are raising concerns about unpaid wages. They also say that the federal system that's meant to help them collect what they're owed is overburdened and unresponsive.
Be nice to your mailman. He might be a judo master who competed for Canada at the 1976 Olympics
In 1976, when Hamilton's Mitchell Akira Kawasaki won his first fight in Greco-Roman wrestling at the Montreal Olympics, he saw this newspaper headline: "Kawasaki lets the good times roll." Now 74, things are still rolling for the seasoned judo master, who still delivers mail part time for Canada Post.
From Fringe fest to ghost tours: things to do in Hamilton this weekend, July 19 to 21
From ghost walks to book markets to celebrating the Art Gallery ofHamilton's 110th birthday, here are some things to do in the city.
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