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4-time Olympic medallist Adam van Koeverden to oversee sport in PM Carney's new cabinet
Canadian kayak legend Adam van Koeverden, who recently was elected to a third term as a Member of Parliament, was named Secretary of State for Sport on Tuesdayin Prime Minister Mark Carney's new cabinet.
How much are Ontario hospitals spending on private staffing agencies?
Ontario's public hospitals are spending "exorbitant" amounts of money on for-profit staffing agencies. That's according to a new study by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. CBC's Dale Manucdoc breaks down the data - and reaction to the new findings.
Ticats head coach Milanovich confirms Greg Bell will be the club's starting running back
Scott Milanovich quickly removed any doubt regarding who will be the Hamilton Tiger-Cats' starting running back this season.
'Where do you want us to go?' People living along Hamilton's rail trail hide as city says they must leave
When couple Margaret de Jong and Calvin Graham got a city notice ordering them to leave their rail trail encampment last week, they say they had no choice but to retreat deeper into the forested side of the escarpment.
Family of Hamilton city worker killed on the job raises money for others: 'He would have loved this'
After Nabil El-Ahmed was killed on the job in Hamilton in April, his family launched a fundraiser in his name. They're honouring his legacy by supporting humanitarian causes and hoping to find ways to better protect workers like him.
Trial begins for OPP officer accused of manslaughter in death of 24-year-old Six Nations man
An Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officer is facing a judge-alone trial into a fatal shooting of a man in Chatham-Kent in July 2021. Const. Sean O'Rourke is charged with manslaughter. He has pleaded not guilty.
2 years after council pitched bylaw to keep Hamilton apartments cool, city says it's still 'reviewing options'
Two summers ago, Hamilton appeared to be a national leader in developing a bylaw to limit indoor air temperatures in rental units. Now, with the city offering no timeline for change, one tenant and advocate wonders how long he'll suffer the consequences" of inaction.
Hamilton NBA star Gilgeous-Alexander's even-keeled approach helps Thunder regain homecourt advantage
Whether Oklahoma City Thunder superstar guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has an off night or scores 50 points, the cool Canadian with the impeccable style sticks to the script. The NBA MVP candidate seems to be on his way to greatness.
Niagara NDP MPP Jeff Burch pushes Ford government to get rid of hospital parking fees
Advocates are supporting a bill that would eliminate hospital parking fees across Ontario, introduced after Nova Scotia removed them earlier this month. But questions about enforcement, the impact on hospital funding and equity for those without vehicles should be addressed, a policy expert says.
As Ontario struggles to reach home building goal, new bill could speed up development
Ontario's housing minister says he will introduce legislation this week to speed up new home construction, the Ford government's latest attempt to put the province on track to meet its goal of building 1.5 million homes.
Hamilton hospital appeals for living donors as more than 100 people await life-saving kidney transplants
St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton is appealing for living donors to help meet growing demand for kidney transplants. The hospital carries out between 120 to 160 transplants each year, but only about 30 per cent of the kidneys are from living donors.
Filipino students at McMaster hold event to remember victims of Lapu-Lapu Day attack
A gathering on Saturday, organized byFilipino groups at McMaster University, aims to honour the 11 people killed in Vancouver during a Lapu-Lapu Day event last month.
Can machine-grown lettuce help cut Canada's reliance on U.S. greens? This farmer is betting on it
A farmer and entrepreneur in King City, Ont., is making a pitch to help Canada become less sufficient on vegetable imports; a fully automated greenhouse, controlled by AI.
Upstate N.Y. tourism operators offering discounts to win back Canadians
More than retaliatory counter tariffs, an informal Canadian visitor boycott is hurting American border communities whose economies rely in part on Canadian visitors and cross-border supply chains. Tourism operators in Upstate New York are hoping special discounts can win them back.
Part of James Street N., closed Friday for 1st Art Crawl of the year
James Street N., is closed from York Boulevard to Murray Street E., between 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. Friday as Art Crawl returns to downtown Hamilton.
Part of this Burlington, Ont., golf course is becoming housing — cutting down 425 trees in the process
In early May, the developer of a housing development in Burlington, Ont., cut down 425 trees in a single day, prompting concern and outrage from some neighbours who say they're losing important green space.
Hamilton man charged with importing illegal guns: provincial police
Ontario Provincial Police say a Hamilton man, 24, faces 19 charges related to importing illegal guns following a joint-investigation involving U.S. and Canadian law enforcement.
Hamilton neighbours hosting fundraiser for Cena Hermus, a 7-year-old with a rare disease
The community event starts at 9 a.m. on Saturday and will run at 14 Derby Street on the Hamilton Mountain until 1 p.m.
Ukrainian couple paid lawyer $3K to help them stay in Canada but say she 'disappeared.' It's not the 1st time
CBC Hamilton has spoken to four families since 2023 who say lawyer Victoria Bruyn didn't follow through on promises to help them navigate Canada's complicated, high-stakes immigration process, leaving them in limbo or facing deportation. Bruyn is currently listed as an adjudicator at Ontario's Landlord and Tenant Board.
Forgot to declare if you're living in your Hamilton home? City extends deadline for vacant unit tax
This the first year of the vacant unit tax, which will see the city impose a one per cent levy on a home's assessed value if no one was living there for more than half of 2024.
A hovercraft could take you between Toronto and Niagara in 30 minutes
An Ontario company has signed a deal with Ports Toronto to run a marine hovercraft that will shuttle passengers from Toronto to Niagara in 30 minutes. Erika Portz, president and interim chief operating officer of Hoverlink Ontario Inc., breaks down the company's plans on Metro Morning.
Celebrated Canadian chef Matty Matheson set to open restaurant in new Hamilton Arena
International culinary star Matty Matheson is set to open a restaurant at the new Hamilton Arena, which is scheduledto open later this year, Oak View Group (OVG) has announced.
New hospital in Grimsby, Ont., to open in October, Hamilton Health Sciences says
Hamilton hospital network says the new building will replace an aging Grimsby, Ont., facility.
Ontario set to begin construction of Canada's 1st mini nuclear power plant
Premier Doug Ford's government has given Ontario Power Generation the green light to start construction on Canada's first small modular reactor, a new nuclear technology to be built next door to the Darlington power plant.
McMaster University study links ultra-processed food to range of health risks
Researchers found that consumption of ultra-processed foods was linked with correlating levels of high blood pressure and cholesterol, and was not affected by an individual's age, size and level of activity.
Ontario in 'critical time,' must speed up infrastructure projects, Ford says
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said the province must focus on accelerating infrastructure projects as it finds itself in a critical time" against U.S. tariffs.
Health minister, premier defend Ontario's response to worsening measles outbreak
Health Minister Sylvia Jones and Premier Doug Ford defended on Wednesday the province's approach to the ongoing measles outbreak as new infections increase sharply and criticism mounts.
RECAP | Cardinal Robert Prevost elected Pope, making him the 1st American to hold the title
Is Donald Trump right when he says the border is just an 'artificially drawn line'?
U.S. President Donald Trump repeated one of his favourite talking points in his meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney Tuesday, saying the Canada-U.S. border is an artificially drawn line."Historians say he's not exactly wrong, but the truth is more complicated.
Sentence reduced for driver who hit and killed Hamilton conductor Boris Brott
Ontario's top court finds trial judge made a mistake when sentencing Arsenije Lojovic, with bipolar disorder, which made it harder for him to control his behaviour during the 2022 hit-and-run. Brott's family says they're 'disgusted' by the decision.
This rural restaurant in Niagara, Ont., tops list of best 100 places to eat in Canada
Restaurant Pearl Morissettein the Lincoln, Ont., neighbourhood of Jordan Station has won the top spot on Canada's Best 100 Restaurants List for 2025.
Ontario measles cases up by 140 this week, province's top doctor says
Measles cases in Ontario have increased by 140 this week, for a total of 1,383 cases, the province's top doctor said.
Man charged with 2nd-degree murder after fatal residential fire in Brantford, Ont.
A 40-year-old Brantford man has been charged with second-degree murder after a residential fire left a49-year-old woman deadand three people injured, police said.
Cracks in Ontario's economy were starting to show before Trump's tariffs
With all the noise of back-to-back provincial and federal election campaigns, you'd be forgiven for not hearing the cracking sounds coming from Ontario's fragile economy since January, even before U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs began to bite.
GFL facing 10 provincial charges over stinky Stoney Creek dump
GFL Environmental has been charged with 10 violations under the Environmental Protection Act over its stinky dump in Stoney Creek.
Hearing services workers in Hamilton continue to strike alongside Ontario colleagues
Striking CHS workers are urging the Ford government to intervene, saying the province must ensure publicly funded agencies uphold fair labour practices and protect access for the Deaf community.
Busy weekend at downtown Hamilton nest as 4 peregrine falcon chicks hatch
On Saturday, four peregrine chicks hatched in a nest on the 18th floor of the downtown Sheraton hotel.Soon, community members will monitor them as they learn to fly.
Ontario will 'suit up' to fight against possible 100% U.S. tariffs on films, minister says
Ontario will head down to Washington to fight against a possible 100 per cent tariff on films coming into the U.S. that are not produced in the country, the province's minister of economic development said.
Sticky situation: U.S. tariffs could make maple syrup a 'prime target' for fraud, Ontario researcher warns
Maple syrup has become "an ideal and prime target" for fraud, a researcher inthe University of Guelph's department of food science has warned.
On Red Dress Day, I think of my sister and other loved ones taken from us too soon
Curtis Sanderson's sister was struck and killed by a vehicle in 2002. It's a tragedy that hits him fresh on every Red Dress Day, a day in which he knows many Indigenous families mourn their own lost sisters and daughters.
Filipino community in Hamilton comes together for victims of Lapu-Lapu Day tragedy
After 11 people were killed at theLapu-Lapu Day event in Vancouverlast weekend, Filipinos across the countryare finding solace in one another, says Hamilton psychotherapist Joey Ruiz.
Q&A: Why we're still counting federal election ballots by hand
London Morning spoke with voting system expert Aleksander about why ballots are still being counted by hand in the federal election.
How friendship centres support, heal and connect urban Indigenous people
With more than 100 friendship centres across Canada, these community hubs have long served as safe and welcoming spaces for multigenerational urban Indigenous people - supporting their rights, well-being and cultural preservation. Today, this vital movement continues to grow and thrive.
Man charged after girl, 14, picked up in Hamilton, sexually assaulted, confined in Ajax: police
A man has been been charged after allegedly sexually assaulting and forcibly confining a 14-year-old girl in Ajax over several days, Durham police say
Burlington man arrested in Dominican Republic still stuck after drug charges dropped, family says
The wife of a Canadian man who was arrested in the Dominican Republic after he was accused of smuggling drugs says all charges against him have been dropped, but he remains stuck there indefinitely.
Man arrested after 3 injured in stabbing at Hamilton mosque, police say
Police have arrested a 40-year-old man after three people were injured in a stabbingat adowntown mosque in Hamilton.
Hamilton man charged with manslaughter in infant's death
Hamilton police charged a 23-year-old man in the death of 2023 death of his girlfriend's baby girl.
Halton Region Public Health warns of potential measles exposures in Burlington and Milton
Recent visitors to Halton health facilities may have been exposed to measles, health officials say as Ontario experiences most new measles cases since October.
Meet the 4 new MPs elected in Hamilton and Niagara
Hamilton and Niagara residents have voted to send four new MPs to Ottawa to represent them: John-Paul Danko, Fred Davies, Ned Kuruc and Aslam Rana. Here's more about them.
Hamilton's outdoor shelter costs balloon $5.1 million over budget
The city's first outdoor shelter opened on Barton-Tiffany lands this spring and is now fully occupied. But councillors were caught off guard this week when learning construction costs were almost triple what was originally budgeted.
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