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This Air Canada employee found a passenger's lost phone — then it disappeared
After losing his phone at the Toronto airport, Olu Awoseyi was encouraged to see it had taken a photo of an Air Canada employee, who had apparently tried to unlock it. But after five weeks of back and forth - and despite the airline saying it had ID'd the employee - he still doesn't have his phone.
This Niagara man died last year fighting for Ukraine. His mom is on a mission to spread his message
The mother of a St. Catharines, Ont., man who died fighting in Ukraine says Canadians need to continue to support Ukraine. Saturday marked two years since Russia's new military invasion in Ukraine.
This Ontario support program for Muslim women helped them feel safe. It's now looking for restart funds
An Ontario mental health service is looking for funding to restarta series of Muslim women's support groups launched in response to Islamophobic attacks, including the Afzaal family killings in London.TheBrave Space program, which started in Hamilton and London and ran workshops in Mississauga and Kitchener, began three years ago and ended late last year.
Hamilton councillors vote to reject affordable housing — to save 27 Stoney Creek parking spots
The split 8-8 vote at general issues committeemeeting Wednesday wascondemned by Mayor Andrea Horwath, who said in a statement afterwardsthat the councillorsopposed were "choosing parking lots over housing people."
Halton police constable facing charges after firing service gun
The officer was handling a police-issued gun 'during the course of his duties' on Jan. 29 'when the weapon was accidentally discharged,' the force says.
Hamilton issues cold alert starting Friday night
Hamilton's medical officer of health issued a cold alert for Friday night, warning of temperatures at or below -15 C, or -20 C with wind chill.
Inquest into death of Hamilton man who died in a Brantford hotel room begins March 18
An inquest into the death of a Hamilton man who died in a Brantford hotel room in 2019 will begin March 18, 2024.
Police search for evidence in Toronto bus stop shootings in Stoney Creek, Ont. ravine
Toronto police searched a ravine in Stoney Creek, Ont., on Friday for more than five hours as they looked for evidence from two separate shootings near aToronto bus stop last week.
Hamilton man sentenced to 7 years for bringing gun that killed 17-year-old Myah Larmond
A judge has sentenced a Hamilton man to seven years in jail after he brought his illegal handgun to a party in 2020, which someone else accidentally fired, killing 17-year-old Myah Larmond.
A 91-year-old froze to death outside her retirement home. 2 years on, her family still doesn't know why
It's been two years since 91-year-old Vera Wilson was found dead just steps outside her Brantford, Ont., retirement home in freezing temperatures. Wilson's family has been questioning the circumstances surrounding her death, and how to prevent similar incidents - as this is not the first of its kind in Canada.
As Lynx heads to the discount airline graveyard, what options do travellers have?
Storytelling project helps newcomers and Indigenous people find shared narratives
Storytelling project WhereWeStand brings together Indigenous and newcomer artists to explore what stories they share.
McMaster and Hamilton-area libraries distributing glasses ahead of April 8 total eclipse
McMaster University is partnering with libraries in Hamilton and surrounding areas to provide free glassesso that people can safely view the solar eclipse on April 8. As of Thursday, people with a library card could pick up one pair per person at aHamilton public library.
These 16-year-old friends walked from Toronto to Hamilton in 18 hours to 'challenge' themselves
Joshua Wentges-Faiz and Leo Gunawardena may seem like average teenagers, but the duo have been stacking up a number of impressive challenges on their resumes. Their latest - walking from Toronto to Hamilton in 18 hours.
Canada's comedy legends celebrated in Hamilton as hall of fame dream gets revived
A comic with a dream 20 years in the making to create a Canadian Comedy Hall of fame is hoping he'll soon be a step closer, as he brings comedians together to drum up support for the project this week in Hamilton.
Niagara police charge 2 with murder in death of incarcerated man
Niagara police say they have arrested and charged two men in the death of a 52 year-old incarcerated man. That inmate at the Niagara Detention Centre in Thorold, Ont., died under suspicious" circumstances in June, sparking an investigation.
Ontario developers deny they're feeding housing crisis by sitting on land
Developers are pushing back against claims that they're slowing the pace of new home construction in Ontario by sitting on land that's already been approved for housing.
Judge rules killer of London, Ont., Muslim family committed terrorism, calling it a 'textbook example'
The actions of a man convicted of killing a London, Ont., family in 2021 because of their Muslim faith amounted to terrorism, a judge ruled Thursday on the final day of Nathaniel Veltman's sentencing hearing. Afzaal family relatives say the sentence, including life in prison, "has brought relief to people near and far."
A 91-year-old froze to death outside her retirement home. She’s not the only one
Two years ago Vera Wilson left her retirement home in the middle of the night, was locked out and was found frozen to death hours later. CBC's Katie Nicholson breaks down what happened, similar instances in Canada and why this tragedy could become more common.
It's mating season for coyotes. Here's how to limit encounters and stay safe
Burlington, Ont., is reminding residents they're more likely to see coyotes since it's mating season. They also amended a bylaw making it easier for wildlife management companies to use guns. However, the city says, the plan is not to shoot more coyotes.
Highway 6 closed in both directions north of Caledonia, Ont., due to tanker spill
A tanker-truck spill has shut down Highway 6 between Hamilton and Caledonia on Wednesday morning, Ontario Provincial Police say.
Mayor defends Hamilton police budget while experts weigh in on board's power to change it
Requesting Hamilton police trim their spending on office supplies, the mounted unit or cable TV interferes with their operations and runs afoul of provincial legislation, says Mayor Andrea Horwath.
Stolen vehicle connected to fatal shooting in Toronto found in Hamilton, police say
Toronto police haveidentified a victim and released suspect information connected with two shootings last week that have left residents in north Toronto shaken.
If Hamilton wants more housing, city should stop selling its land, researcher says
Experts say Hamilton needs to stop selling city land and lease it to developers and non-profits to get the type of housing it needs. An interactive map shows how much public vacant and surplus land there is in Hamilton, as well as how many parking lots there are.
Doug Ford government introduces Get It Done Act. Here's what's in it
Premier Doug Ford's government introduceda major new piece of legislation on Tuesday designed to speed up construction of new highways in Ontario by shortening their environmental assessments.
With Ontario's senior population about to spike, report predicts big demand for home care
Ontario will see a spike in demand for home-care workersover the next few years as its population of seniors increases sharply, according to a new report by health economists.
Family doctor says 'it hurts' that red tape is preventing him from seeing 1,500 patients in Ontario
Dr. Ivan Escudero finished his residency in the U.S. and is eager to practise in his home province of Ontario, but says Canada's medical licensing labyrinth is standing in his way. It's taken seven months and counting for the multi-agency, multi-step bureaucracy to process his application.
Some tenants at McMaster residence will have to relocate — again — as water issues persist
McMaster University says some tenants living in itsdowntown residence on Bay Street may have to temporarily relocate, again, as the school tries to tackle lingering water-quality issues.
Hamilton man worries for family in Gaza as Israel plans to storm Rafah
A Hamilton man hopes his family memberswill survive as Israel continues bombarding Gaza with airstrikes and plans for a ground invasion intoRafah.
Do you have a question for Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath?
CBC Hamilton is interviewing the mayor on Tuesday. Do you have a question you'd like to ask her, in light of the new city budget?
29-year-old pedestrian dead after hit by vehicle on Red Hill Valley Parkway, police say
A male pedestrian who was on the Red Hill Valley Parkway died after being struck by a vehicle on Saturday night, police say.
Meet some of the 6 million Canadians who don't have a family doctor
More than six million Canadians report that they do not haveregular access to primary care physicians. It's a crisis the experts say has caused untold harm and preventable cases of death and disease - and it's expected to get worse before it gets better.
Niagara's new police chief outlines priorities, responds to community concerns about systemic racism
Niagara's new police chief Bill Fordy tells CBC Hamilton about his priorities as chief and responds to concerns over his response to systemic racism.
What's open and closed in Hamilton this Family Day
Here's some of what is open and closed in Hamilton on Family Day this year.
New sign honours Helen Gillings, an Indigenous woman whose 1995 murder in Hamilton remains unsolved
This week, community members came together to honour Gillings and acknowledge her unsolved murder in 1995. The group Sisters in Spirit Hamilton also worked with the city to install a sign about Gillings to the lamp post called Helen's light.
Hamilton man charged after 'alcohol-related issues' on flight back from Cuba, police say
The Hamilton man experienced "alcohol-related issues" on a flight back from Cuba and is now facing charges, police say.
Nightly GO trains stopping in St. Catharines, Ont. again
GO train service resumed at St. Catharines GO station a week sooner than expected, provincial transit agency Metrolinx said. The agency had suspended nightly service at the station due to construction CN Rail was doing on the Welland Canal Railroad Bridge.
Longtime Hamilton Tiger-Cats star linebacker Simoni Lawrence retires from football
Simoni Lawrence announced his retirement from the CFL on Thursday. Lawrence, 35, played 11 seasons in Canada, the last 10 with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats after starting out with Edmonton.
Festivals, events galore: What's on this Family Day weekend in Hamilton and area
There is no shortage of things to do, places to be and sights to see this Family Day weekend in Hamilton and nearby areas. Here's some of what you may want to add into your long weekend plans, from Winterfest to Black History Month events.
Hamilton council approves new city budget, with 5.8% tax increase and $214M for police
Hamilton city council has passed a 2024 budget that represents an estimated 5.8 per cent residential property tax increase, or about $286 more per household compared to last year.
2 city unions 'not happy' with Hamilton mayor's comments about police budget
Two unions representing city workers are upset by comments Hamilton mayor Andrea Horwath made about the police budget on Tuesday.
Winter weather travel advisory in effect for Hamilton and area with 'heavy' snowfall expected
A winter weather travel advisory is in effect for Hamilton, Niagara, Burlington, Brantford and St. Catharines with "heavy" snowfall expected on Thursday.
Why these doctors support Doug Ford's plan for private surgical clinics
The Doug Ford government is poised to give independent clinics a greater role in performing surgeries and scans currently done in hospitals, and some Ontario doctors are speaking out in favour of the controversial plan.
This clinic for gender-affirming health care went private. The founder wishes it didn't have to
With wait times lasting months or years, experts say there's a 'crisis of access' for gender-affirming care. One clinic is trying to fill the gap with virtual appointments for trans and non-binary people - but Ontario patients have to pay.
What does the duty to consult First Nations, Inuit and Métis mean?
The duty to consult is a legal obligation of the Crown to consult and, where appropriate, accommodate Indigenous Peoples before decisions are made that may infringe on Aboriginal and treaty rights.
Hamilton Centre MPP tabling motion next week to boost Ontario disability benefit
Hamilton Centre's independentmember of provincial parliamentSarah Jama says she will table motions next week at Queen's Park that would boostOntario Works, Ontario Disability Support Program rates.Motions regarding air quality are also in the works, she said.
Service that flies patients to medical appointment says its needs more provincial funding in Ontario
Hope Air, a service that flies patients from smaller communities to larger urban centres for treatment, says demand has surged 165 per cent in the last year. It says it needs more funding to keep up.
CFL all-star Jamal Peters among three players signed by Hamilton Tiger-Cats
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats signed free-agent defensive back Jamal Peters and receiver Luther Hakunavanhu while re-signing receiver Terry Godwin II on Tuesday.
Mexico's Chivas Guadalajara knocks Hamilton's Forge FC out of CONCACAF Champions Cup
Mexico's Chivas Guadalajara knocked Forge FC out of the CONCACAF Champions Cup on Tuesday, edging the Canadian Premier League champion 2-1 in the second leg for a 5-2 aggregate win in their first-round tie.
12 Ontario men, 1 American arrested in Niagara for trafficking young people: police
The suspects, ranging from ages 20 to 60, face charges related to child luring, obtaining sexual services and inviting sexual exploitation of a young person, Niagara, Ont.,police say.The local YWCA says the Niagara Region is an "epicentre" for trafficking in the province.
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