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Gunshots fired at Burlington man who answered his door
Police say gunshots were fired at a man who answered his door in Burlington, Ont., just before 5 a.m. Saturday morning.
Coquitlam rides no-hitter into final inning to win Canadian Little League baseball title
Led by one of the most dominating pitching performances in the history of the Canadian Little League Championship, the Coquitlam A's captured another national title for British Columbia. Matthew Shanley struck out 13 Quebec batters and hit a two-run blast to help punch a ticket into the Little League World Series.
What's in a (dog) name: Here are the top names for pooches in Hamilton
A lot goes into choosing the perfect name for your pooch. Here's a look at some of the most common monikers in Hamilton, along with some tips to help you find the perfect fit.
Artcrawl, Hamilton Tiger-Cats, and 12 other things to do this weekend
Here's a list of things to do in Hamilton this weekend from Aug. 9 - 11.
Supercrawl gets money after all, but city will look at helping 3 smaller festivals
Supercrawl will get $250,000 after all in a new round of provincial funding, but three other Hamilton festivals will still come up short. Now the city is looking at whether or not it should help.
Chat with our gardeners on Monday, August 13 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.
'Extreme overcrowding' at Barton jail among human right concerns raised
The Ontario Human Rights Commission has submitted a letter of its findings to the Ontario government after touring Hamilton Wentworth Detention Centre. They say overcrowding in cells, a lack of fresh air, and a lack of training among staff are creating stress and anxiety.
Hamilton musician celebrates 50th anniversary of Beatles iconic Abbey Road photo
The cover photo for the Beatles' album Abbey Road might, in the long history of rock and roll, be the most famous photo ever taken. The picture was taken 50 years ago this week. On Thursday, hundreds of people, including one Hamilton musician gathered at the London crossing the Beatles made famous.
Man allegedly assaulted and abducted in Burlington is safe
A man who was allegedly assaulted and abducted in Burlington is safe. Police asked for the public's help to find a man who appeared to be abducted in Burlington Thursday.
Someone smashed 20 windows at a downtown Hamilton business, police say
Hamilton police have arrested a man they say smashed 20 windows at a downtown business with a pole.
Art Crawl is damaging James North's brick-and-mortar stores, owners say
Browse the wares on the shelves of the James North General Store, and they seem perfectly suited for an Art Crawl. Darren Kregar says that's part of the problem.
2 rabid bats found in Halton, including one in Burlington
Two rabid bats have been found in Halton Region, and it's prompting a public health call for anyone who might have come into contact with them.
Hamilton cops to require proof of threat before sending officers to burglary alarms
Hamilton police will only respond to alarm calls if security companies can verify the danger. They join other police services across Ontario in the transition.
Hamilton needs money before it can take 15 more asylum-seeking families, report says
Hamilton is looking at taking 15 more asylum-seeking families who crossed the border via Quebec from the U.S., but first, it wants a guarantee it'll get the money to accommodate them.
Arrest of cannabis 'delivery man' points to emergence of illegal online sales: police
The 43-year-old is facing cannabis-related charges. Investigators seized phones, cash and pot.
OPP Norfolk warn residents about porn extortion scam
The provincial police in Norfolk are investigating a pornography email extortion scam.
3 Welland men charged with theft from 289 grave sites: Niagara police
Three Welland men have been charged in connection with theft from 289 grave sites, Niagara police say. Some of the items have been recovered, but are damaged beyond repair.
Police investigate Hamilton assault that sent one man to hospital
Investigations are ongoing for an overnight assault that sent one man to hospital, but police say that the victim is not cooperating with the investigation.
A flicker of hope in the insect world: Firefly, monarch butterfly numbers up, say Ont. researchers
More fireflies, which are important in getting rid of pest species, are flickering across Eastern Canada this summer compared to recent years, says a researcher at Ontario's University of Guelph, and a colleague is also finding an increase in monarch butterfly populations.
'A very serious concern': Near collisions between drones and airplanes on the rise
The number of mid-air conflicts between drones and crewed aircraft rose in the first half of this year in most parts of Canada, with Ontario leading the way by far, according to new statistics obtained by CBC News.
Climate change minister announces $1M in funding for 10 Great Lakes projects
Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Catherine McKenna announced $1 million in funding over three years for 10 projects dedicated to supporting the Great Lakes this morning.
Police save 5 kids from Lake Ontario after sailboats capsize during storm
Hamilton police marine unit saved five kids after their sailboats capsized under the Burlington Canal Lift Bridge during a thunderstorm on Tuesday. There were no injuries.
Hamilton middle school principal charged with sexual assault of a student
A Hamilton middle school principal has been charged with sexual assault and sexual interference involving a female student at his school.
15 arrested after investigation into outlaw biker gangs in Niagara, Sudbury, Ottawa
Dubbed project Skylark, a 14-month investigation involving police from Niagara, Sudbury and Ottawa in Ontario has resulted in the arrests of 15 people linked to a drug network that sold cocaine, fentanyl and methamphetamine.
3 Albion Falls hikers face charges after firefighter injured during rescue last week
Three hikers face municipal charges for being in a prohibited area at Albion Falls. A Hamilton firefighter suffered serious injuries last week after falling off a ledge during an attempt to rescue the hikers.
Hate in Hamilton: what went wrong and how we make it right
Hamilton's reputation has taken a hit over the last several weeks as the city investigates a long time staffer for connections to white supremacists, Pride celebrations were marred by a brawl with religious protesters and the city has the highest rate of reported hate crimes in Canada.
Police seize senior's gun after delivery person threatened for late flyers
The 71-year-old had a stick in his hands and is alleged to have also been holding a knife when he got into a dispute with his delivery person, according to investigators.
Canada's best young baseball players battle at Little League championship in Ancaster
Baseball teams from across Canada have gathered in Ancaster to decide which team will don the county's colours to take on the rest of the world during the Little League World Series. Here's what you need to know.
Hamilton under severe thunderstorm watch
Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for Southern Ontario.
Police investigating after late night stabbing in Hamilton
Hamilton police say they are investigating a stabbing that took place near the intersection of King Street and Emerald Street.
Police search for man who assaulted then spat at a couple on Waterfront Trail
The couple, in their early 50s, was cycling along the trail near Wild Waterworks on July 7 when police say a man cut them off and started yelling at them.
BB gun seized after group spotted with open bottle of rum in parking lot: police
A 19-year-old was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon and investigators say they also found he was bound by two probation orders.
2019 Little League Canadian Championship: Day 5 Highlights
British Columbia maintained their perfect record with a victory over Ontario.
Street food with a side of "good vibes" at Hamilton's 1st night market
Festival organizer wanted to bring the community together over food, and they say they succeeded
Man shot in west Hamilton, suspect flees in a Volkswagen
Police are investigating after a man was shot in west Hamilton Saturday afternoon.
Liberals far from done spreading $1.3B in tariff revenue to steel, aluminum sectors
The Liberal government's pledge to use all the revenue it collected from Canada's retaliatory tariffs on U.S. steel, aluminum and other products to support its domestic industries is driving a wave of spending announcements leading up to the fall election.
Body found in Lake Ontario identified as missing Grimsby man: police
A post mortem completed Friday identified the remains as those of David Martens. Police are continuing to investigate his death, but say foul play is not suspected.
4 people face more than 55 charges for armed drugstore robbery: police
Four people face more than 55 robbery and firearms charges for their involvement in an armed drugstore robbery. Hamilton police say they expect to make more arrests.
Commonwealth games officials feel 'excitement and energy' in Hamilton visit
Commonwealth games officials wrapped up a three-day whirlwind tour of Hamilton Friday as the community continues its campaign to bring the event back to the city where it all began for its 100th anniversary.
Chat with our gardeners on Tuesday, August 6 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 Tuesday.
Hamilton police seek 2 suspects after parking lot assault, hit and run
Hamilton police are asking the public for help in identifying two suspects in a parking lot assault. A 64-year-old man was beaten, police say, and a person nearby was hit with a car.
Here's what's open and closed this August long weekend
Find out what will be open and closed around Hamilton this civic holiday.
2 men injured in shooting at Niagara Falls strip club: police
Two men suffered serious injuries after police say a motorcyclist drove through a Niagara Falls strip club parking lot and fired off multiple shots before speeding off.
Hamilton home sales up 10 per cent in July but down from early summer
The Realtors Association of Hamilton-Burlington reported 1,170 sales in July. This is a 10 per cent increase from July last year. It follows a dip in sales during May and June
Festival of Friends, Night Market and 21 more things to do in Hamilton this weekend
Here's a list of things to do in and around Hamilton this Civic holiday weekend.
Cody Fajardo runs in winning TD as Roughriders edge Tiger-Cats
Cody Fajardo ran in the winning touchdown with under a minute to play as the Saskatchewan Roughriders beat the visiting Hamilton Tiger-Cats 24-19 on Thursday.
Six Nations protesters say they didn't steal anything from elected council office
A group of Six Nations protesters who want a council of traditional chiefs recognized as the territory's official government say they have no idea who stole documents and personal items from the elected council's office.
Younger Canadians are more likely to try cannabis: McMaster study
Nearly one in five Canadians said they intended to try cannabis or increase their use following legalization, according to analysis from researchers at McMaster University that also found people younger in age were more likely to do so.
Legal aid cuts haven't created a backlog in Hamilton yet, but lawyers fear next year
The Hamilton Community Legal Clinic has managed provincial legal aid cuts this year, says its executive director. But next year, it will have to make some hard choices that could impact people with low incomes who need legal advice on issues such as employment, social assistance, and disputes with their landlords.
Police identify Nikkolas Sienna as man shot to death in dispute with neighbour
The 28-year-old, also known as Nikko, was shot multiple times after police say his next-door neighbour Mark Duckett broke into his home on Magnolia Drive around 1 a.m. Tuesday.
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