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Hamilton dog walker finds a human pelvic bone
Police are investigating after someone walking a dog along Hamilton's industrial area found a human pelvic bone.
Hamilton's anti-racism centre should be independent from the city, clinic says
The city is looking for people to attend a session about the future of the Hamilton Anti-Racism Resource Centre (HARRC), but one organization says it's time to make the centre independent.
Ontario Science Centre warns of data breach
The Ontario Science Centre is warning newsletter subscribers of a data breach in which someone made a copy of emails and names without authorization.
2 Hamilton women charged for importing cocaine into Canada in spice bags
The RCMP have arrested and charged two women from Hamilton — a 50-year-old and a 44-year-old — for importing cocaine into the country, which police say was smuggled in a shipment of bags containing spices.
Police arrest 2nd suspect in stabbing at West Lounge Cafe
Police have arrested a second suspect in relation to a stabbing at the West Lounge Café this month.
19-year-old stabbed at Westdale home after opening door to 3 masked men: police
A 19-year-old Etobicoke man was stabbed Sunday at a house in Westdale, in what police have described as a "targeted" retaliatory attack.
2 charged with stunt driving on Nikola Tesla Blvd over weekend: police
Two drivers were charged over the weekend for stunt driving on Nikola Tesla Boulevard and police say both were going more than 50 km/h over the posted limit.
Federally run Six Nations school has a bullying problem that's gone unaddressed for years, parents say
Parents and children say an elementary school in Six Nations, located southwest of Hamilton, has been plagued by bullying for several years, but neither the school's administration nor the federal bureaucrat who oversees the school have done enough to address it.
HWDSB to consider plan for bullying review panel led by 3 community members
The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB) will consider a recommendation Monday that three "respected" community members lead a panel focused on bullying following the fatal stabbing of a student outside his high school.
Forge draws 1st blood against Cavalry in red-card laden finals 1st-leg victory
Leg 1 of the Canadian Premier League Finals was low on goals, but very high on drama and entertainment value.
Tiger-Cats claw back for win at Montreal in potential East Final preview
Quarterback Dane Evans threw four touchdowns on 379 yards to lead the CFL-leading Hamilton Tiger-Cats to a 38-26 victory over the hometown Montreal Alouettes on Saturday.
Hamilton's Forge FC to face Cavalry FC in CPL championship opener Saturday
Hamilton's Forge FC soccer team will face off against Cavalry FC at Tim Hortons Field Saturday in the first game of the Canadian Premier League championship series.
Horwath asks ombudsman to investigate Hamilton forensic pathology closure
Leader of Ontario's official opposition and MPP for Hamilton Centre, Andrea Horwath, has called on the province's ombudsman to investigate the planned closure of Hamilton's forensic pathology unit.
2 Hamilton teens injured in 'consensual fight' with weapons: police
A 13-year-old and 15-year-old suffered minor injuries, police say, after a "consensual fight" using weapons.
Pot producer with Pelham, Ont. greenhouse to lay off up to 140 people
CannTrust Holdings Inc. shares fell Friday after the cannabis company said it is laying off as many as 140 people — roughly one quarter of its workforce — while it works to regain its federal licences to sell and produce pot.
Analysis shows history of inconsistencies in how Hamilton school board tracks violence
The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board, where a student was stabbed to death earlier this month, is one of dozens of boards that repeatedly failed to report accurate violence statistics to the Ministry of Education, CBC finds.
Claremont downbound lane closed for death investigation, Jolly Cut reopened: police
The Claremont and Jolley Cut mountain accesses both up and down were closed Thursday afternoon for a police investigation into a death. Police say Jolly Cut has been reopened.
Hamilton candy factory adds jobs, new production line after $40M investment
Mondelēz Canada, the candy-manufacturing company home to Sour Patch Kids and Fuzzy Peaches, announced Wednesday they're investing an additional $40 million into their Hamilton factory.
Man wanted for murder in Hamilton billiards hall shooting has fled country: police
A man wanted for murder after a shooting outside a pool hall in Hamilton has fled the country for Ethiopia and police say it happened just 36 hours after the victim was shot dead.
'I thought he was dead': CBC survey reveals 4 in 10 boys are physically assaulted at school
According to a survey conducted for CBC News, more than a third of students say they were physically assaulted at least once before reaching high school.
Here's what witnesses say happened before a Hamilton student was fatally stabbed
Devan Bracci-Selvey, 14, was stabbed in the back behind his high school on Oct. 7. CBC News has spoken with several people who were there that day to piece together critical moments before his death.
14-year-old charged after threat posted online endangering school safety
A 14-year-old male has been charged for posting an online threat, police say, which endangered the safety of a Hamilton school.
Trudeau rules out coalition, promises gender equity in new cabinet
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today ruled out forming a coalition and said his minority government's new cabinet will have gender balance when it's sworn in on Nov. 20.
4 charged in protest outside People's Party event in Hamilton last month
Four people have been arrested and charged in connection with a protest outside a People's Party of Canada event featuring Maxime Bernier last month in Hamilton.
More charges for women in suspected bank fraud scam: Niagara police
Niagara Police say they've laid more charges against two women suspected of being involved in a major bank fraud scam.
Phone, TV, social media use tied to more sugar, caffeine in teens: McMaster study
Teenagers who spend more time watching T-V, talking on mobile phones and using social media, a new study says, are more likely to drink sugared or caffeinated drinks than others.
City scraps millions from waterfront projects because of a $15M cost overrun
The city is trimming millions from its plans to redevelop Hamilton's waterfront because the project is about $15 million over budget.
From gridlock to the cost of drugs, Hamilton MPs share their goals for the next term
Hamilton's federal political landscape didn't change much in Monday's election, with the same parties representing the same ridings they did last term. But each of the elected had ideas about what they want to achieve.
Fallen Hamilton soldier Nathan Cirillo remembered 5 years after deadly attack
Corporal Nathan Cirillo was gunned down five years ago today while standing guard on ceremonial sentry duty at the Canadian National War Memorial in Ottawa.
Fort Erie man charged for harassing Niagara IceDogs cheerleaders: police
An investigation by Niagara Regional Police Service (NRPS) found the man had "been repeatedly contacting members" of the IceDogs cheerleading team, both in person and on the internet.
Police charge Hamilton man with painting Nazi symbols on a dumpster
A Hamilton man has been charged with mischief after police say they spotted someone spray painting Nazi symbols on a dumpster.
Burlington basketball star to make his NBA debut tonight for L.A. Clippers
Canadian rookie Mfiondu Kabengele knows he has a lot to learn heading into his first season with the Los Angeles Clippers. Fortunately, the six-foot-10, 250-pound forward will be soaking up knowledge from some of the league's top talents, including former Toronto Raptors star Kawhi Leonard.
Police searching for 3 suspects after armed home invasion on Upper Wellington
Investigators say one of the suspects had a gun and one of the people in the home reported hearing a gunshot as they ran away.
With a Liberal minority, Hamilton's NDP MPs get more bargaining power
Hamilton has a history of electing MPs who aren't part of the ruling federal party. But a Liberal minority means those on the other side might carry some more heft this time.
Strategic voting, Doug Ford and why the Conservatives 'couldn't break through' in Ontario
The defeat of Conservative politician Lisa Raitt in her Milton, Ont., riding was a significant personal political loss for the veteran politician, but also a symbol of the disappointing finish for her party in Ontario.
Elections results for Brantford-Brant
Here are the federal election results for the riding of Brantford-Brant in Ontario.
Election results for Haldimand-Norfolk
Here are the 2019 federal election results for the riding of Haldimand-Norfolk.
Election results for Burlington ridings
Liberal incumbent Karina Gould has won the riding of Burlington for a second time and the riding of Oakville North-Burlington was also won by a Liberal incumbent, Pam Damoff.
Election results for Niagara area
Here are the federal election results for four ridings across the Niagara region, including St. Catharines, Niagara Centre, Niagara Falls and Niagara West.
After a grim campaign, Trudeau emerges damaged but victorious
Faced with a Liberal shut-out in Alberta and Saskatchewan and rising tensions in the west, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised to govern for all Canadians when his MPs return to Ottawa.
Hamilton police identify suspect in fatal shooting outside pool hall
Police say the driver of the white sedan had been arrested, but was released unconditionally. They are still searching for the second passenger of the car.
Hamilton man arrested for possession of child pornography: police
Hamilton police have arrested and charged a 26-year-old Hamilton man with two counts of possession of child pornography.
2 accused in stabbing death of Hamilton teen appear in court
The 14-year-old and 18-year-old accused of first-degree murder in the stabbing death of a Hamilton high school student made brief court appearances by video Monday afternoon.
Hamilton, Burlington, Niagara election results: Sweet in tight race, Bratina, Tassi, Gould elected
As Justin Trudeau's Liberals appear set to form a minority government, the local picture is shaping up to be largely unchanged despite a couple of close races.
Man dead after shooting outside pool hall in Hamilton, police say
A man was shot to death outside a pool hall in Hamilton following an argument early Saturday, police say.
Hamilton Votes: Who's running in Hamilton Centre
The riding of Hamilton Centre has been an NDP stronghold for the past 15 years. But in a recent visit to a local brewery, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau expressed his determination to — once and for all — turn the riding red.
Hamilton Votes: Who's running in Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas
Challengers in the riding of Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas will be trying to unseat Justin Trudeau's Minister of Seniors, Filomena Tassi.
Hamilton Votes: Who's running in Hamilton Mountain
In 1988, the Liberals won against the NDP by fewer than a hundred votes. Only 3,000 votes separated the first and third-place finishers in the 2004 election, resulting in a narrow Liberal victory.
Hamilton Votes: Who's running in Flamborough-Glanbrook
Here's what you need to know about who's running in the riding.
Where the party leaders are on Day 39 of the federal election campaign
Here's what you need to know about where the leaders of Canada's political parties are on Day 39 of the election campaign.
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