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Pilot, 76, did not have valid licence at time of fatal plane crash
A 76-year-old pilot who died alongside his wife when their plane crashed near a runway at the Brantford Municipal Airport last November was flying without a valid pilot’s licence, the Transportation Safety Board of Canada has found.
Lemire on leave as 2 companies investigate his city computer, cellphone
Marc Lemire is on leave, and the city is drilling down how much, if any, personal information he's accessed as a network analyst.
Front Page Challenge online, Tuesday at noon: Can you name this Hamilton newsmaker?
Welcome to a new edition of the CBC's classic news knowledge contest, the Front Page Challenge, where you compete with a CBC Hamilton reporter to name the mystery Hamilton newsmaker. Our first challenge takes place on Tuesday May 28, 2019 at noon live on this page and on Facebook.
Hamilton Ticats reveal plans for fun-filled Grey Cup festival
The event will include an outdoor music festival and food served out of "shipping container infrastructure."
Chat with our gardeners on Monday May 27 at 12:30 p.m.
Are you ready to have the best garden on your block? Here's how: Ask an expert. Be part of our award-winning live chat with expert gardeners. Also listen to the call-in show with Ontario Today's Ed Lawrence. Call in by dialling 1-888-817-8995 on Monday.
64-year-old Niagara Falls man faces child porn charges: police
A Niagara Falls man is facing child pornography charges following a police investigation into the alleged sexual exploitation of children.
Torstar shutting down Spectator presses and looking to sell Frid Street building
Torstar Corp. says it will close the Hamilton Spectator's printing and mailroom operations this summer and look at selling the property.
Judges should consider 'scary' Barton jail overdose rate at bail hearings: lawyers
Two veteran defence lawyers say the rate of overdoses at the Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre (HWDC) is so "outrageous" and "scary" it should be a factor for bail hearings.
Woman leading ‘crisis in corrections’ protest prepares for walk to Queen's Park
The sister of an inmate who died at the Elgin-Middlesex Detention Centre last year is walking from London, Ont. to Queen’s Park to raise awareness about she calls the “crisis in corrections” on both sides of the bars.
Sam Oosterhoff cancels visit to school where students protested his abortion comments
Three students at a Welland French Catholic school say they didn't want Sam Oosterhoff to visit after the Niagara West MPP took the stage at Queen's Park to speak against abortion.
McNeilly Rd. access will stay closed for more than a week after rock slide
The road is currently blocked in both directions for because of falling rocks and debris. The city says crews are investigating and clearing the road, but that effort was halted today because of the rain.
Niagara woman still waiting on her 'weight loss grants' refund
For Emily Matweow, it looked like a novel way to lose weight – pay $2,500 to enter a weight loss program, and get $2,300 back if she succeeded.
Police release photos of 2 suspects wanted for fatal stabbing of Carel Douse
The attack began inside a barbershop near the corner of King Street East and East Avenue North, according to investigators. They say Douse was then chased north on East Avenue by three male suspects to the front of a home where the stabbing continued.
'Immensely hazardous': man arrested after swimming across Niagara River to enter U.S.
A citizen of Spain has been arrested, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents say, after swimming across the Niagara River to illegally enter the United States.
Hamilton pot store to scale back hours in wake of supply problems
Demand is outpacing supply at Hamilton’s two legal storefront dispensaries — leaving one shop on the cusp of scaling back its hours because it can’t keep shelves stocked.
Hail, high winds and thunderstorms hitting Hamilton Thursday
The forecast is calling for hail and isolated wind gusts up to 85 km/h.
Remains found in France identified as those of Burlington soldier who died in WWII
Recently discovered remains of a Royal Hamilton Light Infantry soldier who died in the Second World War will be buried with the rest of his body in a French grave nearly 75 years after his death.
Hamilton protests public health merger, but the province doesn't have to listen
City council wants the Doug Ford government to hit the brakes on its plan to merge Hamilton's public health unit with three others — but ultimately, there's not much the city can do about it.
Hamilton drops its NPCA fight to lower amount residents have to pay
Hamilton has dropped its legal fight against what it says is an unfair hike to its Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority (NPCA) levy, saying provincial legislation gives the city no other choice.
'Pure insanity:' Another inmate at Barton jail taken to hospital after suspected overdose
A female inmate at the Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre was taken to hospital Monday following a suspected opioid overdose — the seventh inmate at the jail to suffer a suspected overdose in less than a week.
Hamilton will look at providing free menstrual products to low-income residents
The issue of free menstrual products and who needs them will be back before Hamilton city councillors tonight, after the last debate touched on the regularity of menstrual cycles, discomfort with the subject and Bollywood comedies.
As opioid crisis rages, former Hamilton drug user launches overdose support group
Rebecca Morris-Miller is an overdose survivor. Now, she's trying to help people with addictions and their families navigate some of the hardest moments of their lives.
Niagara officer shot by fellow cop now facing criminal charges
A Niagara-area police officer who was shot and seriously wounded, allegedly by a fellow officer, has himself been charged in connection with the shooting.
Marineland says Apollo the walrus has died of a heart attack
The Niagara Falls amusement park and zoo says an independent necropsy shows the marine mammal died of heart attack in late April.
4 people charged in child porn investigation: police
Hamilton police say four people are now facing child pornography charges for allegedly using social media platforms to share photos and videos of child sexual abuse.
Ontario's new Indigenous curriculum arrives with many questions left unanswered
After 20 years the province has delivered its first new Indigenous curriculum and Anishinaabe educator Colinda Clyne says, while she's glad it's finally been released, there are some key unanswered questions.
Scarborough man charged after car flips on Queen Street access
A Scarborough man is facing dangerous driving charges after colliding with a hydro pole on the Queen Street Mountain access overnight.
Pedestrian struck and killed in Ancaster: police
A man is dead after being struck and killed on a dark stretch of road in Ancaster overnight.
Hamilton mayor tells Ford to 'stop the surprises' if he wants cities to budget better
Hamilton's mayor says he'll take up the province's offer to try to cut the city's budget by four per cent. But he says Ford has to stop the surprises, and stop cutting public health and ambulance service.
MacNab North tower will have new tenants, but pricier units, by next fall
Tenants will be able to move into a now-vacant CityHousing Hamilton tower by next fall now that Ottawa is contributing another $10 million to the construction.
Hamilton public health warning drug users of spike in strep and HIV
Hamilton public health officials are warning people who inject drugs that there's a spike in HIV and a certain type of strep.
Helicopters to start spraying for gypsy moths next week as battle against pest continues
Low-flying helicopters will begin hovering around Hamilton and the surrounding area next week as the city continues its battle against the gypsy moth.
Juravinski gets money for new stem cell unit, just as agency warns of research cuts
Provincial money will pay for 15 more beds at the Juravinski Cancer Centre unit, which serves patients with leukemia and other cancers.
Hamilton researchers invent way to store vaccines at higher temperatures
Ontario researchers say they've come up with a way to store vaccines at higher temperatures for weeks at a time.
2 deer killed at Marineland after park claims men caused 'stampede'
The Niagara Falls, Ont. amusement park and zoo says two people who claimed to be father and son repeatedly tried to cause the animals in its Deer Park to panic, eventually starting a stampede.
5 female inmates suffer suspected drug overdoses at Barton jail in just 5 days
The latest incidents come just over a month after a female inmate in her 30s died of a suspected overdose at the HWDC on April 12.
Rolling lane closures in northbound left lane of RHVP starts Tuesday, city says
Rolling lane closures in the left lane of the northbound Red Hill Valley Parkway (RHVP) will be implemented starting at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, according to the city.
'It's not about saving kids': Handmaids founder vows to take fight to all 'forced birth candidates'
A citizen group which says the anti-abortion stance taken by Niagara West MPP Sam Oosterhoff, and a wave of anti-abortion bills in the United States, gave rise to its formation, is vowing to take its fight to all "forced birth candidates" at both the provincial and federal level.
Road closures mean delays for commuters starting Tuesday
Some drivers will likely have to take detours during Tuesday's commute as the city will completely close Locke Street in both directions between Hunter and Melbourne Streets to accommodate the ongoing reconstruction project in the area.
Fire crews battling fully-involved barn fire on Sheffield Road
The building was ablaze when crews arrived and the roof has collapsed, according to a tweet from the fire department.
Six Nations building evacuated after powder with both fentanyl and heroin found: police
Emergency crews, including fire fighters and a hazardous materials response team, were called to the building at 12 Sunrise Court around 10:24 a.m. after the powder was reported.
Privatizing LCBO's distribution business is on the table, Ford government adviser reveals
The Ford government's top adviser on reforming alcohol sales will soon hand over his recommendations, and CBC News obtained some insights into his thinking in an interview.
Man, 33, fatally stabbed; police believe there may be 3 suspects
A 33-year-old man is dead after a stabbing in Hamilton early Saturday morning.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out new music from Family of Things, Donovan Woods and Nyssa.
'It's finally over': Hamilton breathes a sigh of relief at the end of U.S. steel tariffs
Hamilton steelworkers will enjoy the fireworks a little more this weekend knowing the U.S. is dropping its tariffs on steel and aluminum.
Staff lead duck family through Burlington school to safety of nearby creek
At least once a year, a mother and her brood of ducklings make their way from her nesting grounds in Burlington to a nearby creek — with one major obstacle in the way.
'I don't give a shit': Police release 911 call complaining about Amber Alert
Niagara Regional Police have released the audio of a 911 call in which the caller swore at the operator and complained about an Amber Alert message on his phone.
Stolen ashes of loved one returned to family
A Hamilton family has the stolen ashes of a loved one back.
What's open and closed in Hamilton this Victoria Day weekend
Here's a rundown of closures and holiday hours affecting liquor stores, public services, garbage collection, transit, and more.
Fireworks and more: 21 things to Do in Hamilton Victoria Day weekend
Here's a list of things to do in and around Hamilton this Victoria Day weekend.
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