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Employee fooled by fake invoice pays out $236K in CEO scam: OPP
A Norfolk County business is out $236,000, police say, after someone claiming to be the owner fooled an employee into paying a fake invoice.
Families who lost loved ones at Barton jail plant 15 crosses in their memory
Families, friends and supporters have gathered outside the jail several times in recent weeks, bearing signs demanding better care for the inmates inside as the number or overdoses and fatalities continues to rise.
Niagara Region votes to install suicide-prevention barriers on St. Catharines bridge
Niagara Regional Council has decided to install suicide-prevention barriers on a St. Catharines bridge, but while advocates are celebrating the vote as a victory, they say more still needs to be done to support mental health in the area.
Chocolate bars, bath salts seized during raids on illegal cannabis stores in Welland
The OPP say three men and one woman, all from Welland, were arrested and charged with five counts of possessing cannabis for the purpose of selling, five counts of possessing cannabis for the purpose of distributing and proceeds of a crime over $5,000.
Welland man faces charges after cash stolen from Legion: police
A Welland man is facing charges, police say, after someone allegedly stole cash and a safe from the Royal Canadian Legion.
Hamilton hosting public discussion to deal with homelessness 'crisis'
With hopes to end homelessness by 2025, the city of Hamilton is hosting a public drop-in discussion on Monday afternoon to discuss their plan.
Forge FC, York9 FC tie in Canadian Premier League's entertaining opener
The Canadian Premier League kicked off in entertaining fashion Saturday in Hamilton, with substitute Kadell Thomas' 78th-minute goal lifting Forge FC into a 1-1 tie with visiting York9 FC.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out new music from Gelax, Taylor Knox and Heart Attack Kids.
The Hamilton sign, used in times of victory and tragedy, turns 1
It's been the backdrop for selfies. It's been lit for mental health awareness, and domestic violence prevention, and the Chinese New Year.
These are the victims of the GTA underworld power struggle
Here are the people in the region who have been targeted by mob violence in recent years.
Hamilton's new Forge FC soccer team kicks off Saturday
Hamilton has a new soccer team made up of mostly Canadian athletes. They're facing Toronto's York9 FC in the Canadian Premier League's inaugural game on Saturday.
Why cuts to conservation authorities will make it harder to prevent floods
As communities face flooding, parts of Ontario have declared states of emergencies — shortly after the provincial government cut its funding for conservation authorities' flood management programs in half. Read our interview with a flood policy researcher.
Stoney Creek towers would be a Hamilton landmark, developer says
To hear developer Jeff Paikin tell it, you don't really know you're entering a city when you head westbound on the QEW toward Hamilton. But he says his three planned Stoney Creek towers, roughly the size of Mississauga's Absolute World buildings, would change that.
Brantford police set up task force to stop sudden rush of gun violence
There's been such a rash of gun violence in Brantford this year that police have set up a task force to deal with it.
OHIP+ changes force Hamilton student into health dilemma with risky consequences
The provincial government has taken away access to free prescription drugs for people under 25 if they have private insurance — a move that's left one Hamilton student with a chronic illness forced to make a tough decision with dangerous consequences.
Shooting of Pat Musitano the latest in a deadly string of mob-related violence
Pat Musitano, reputed scion of the Hamilton crime family that shares his name, was shot Thursday after reportedly leaving a meeting with his lawyer. He remains in life-threatening condition.
Two 13-year-old girls crash stolen SUV during joyride: police
A Toyota Highlander that was commandeered by two young girls early Thursday morning was involved in a hit and run, police say.
CFL players vote more than 97 per cent in favour of strike
CFL players have given their bargaining unit a strong endorsement heading into the next round of collective bargaining with the league.
Hamilton mobster Pat Musitano shot in Mississauga, Ont.
Notorious Hamilton mobster Pat Musitano has been shot. It happened in Mississauga, Ont., Thursday morning. He was rushed to a trauma centre where he remains in life-threatening condition, police said.
Former McMaster wrestling coach charged with 2 counts of sex assault: police
Hamilton police say Robert Betz, 47, was arrested on Wednesday after a woman came forward to report the incidents which allegedly happened between 2009 and 2014.
No charges against Hamilton cop in response to shooting death of Yosif Al-Hasnawi
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit says there are no grounds to lay criminal charges against a Hamilton police officer who responded to the shooting of Yosif Al-Hasnawi.
Provincial cuts will cost Hamilton millions and threaten public health services
The province's budget cuts to Hamilton public health will be in "the low millions," which means the city will have to look at restructuring and cuts to local health services.
Women stole $800-worth of cheese from Fortinos in Burlington: police
Investigators have released surveillance images of the two women they say took wheels of cheese from the Fortinos on New Street in Burlington on April 5.
Hamilton-area libraries scramble as PC cuts kill 'backbone' interlibrary loan service
Libraries in the rural communities that surround Hamilton are scrambling to figure out how to keep serving the public without a service that helped them offer readers thousands of books the libraries otherwise wouldn't be able to keep on their shelves.
Métis group sickened over theft of trailer full of traditional encampment supplies
Inside the trailer were supplies that volunteers use to set up traditional Métis encampments at schools and historical sites.
25 years of falcons: Hamilton Falconwatch celebrates milestone birthday
Hamilton Falconwatch tuns 25 years old this summer — and the chick-savers are looking for new members.
Police investigating downtown Brantford shooting
Brantford police are investigating after a 23-year-old was found with a gunshot wound to his upper body.
Mountains of ice in Fort Erie, Ont. melt, exposing significant damage to shoreline
A windstorm in late February broke an ice boom in Lake Erie, bashing heavy chunks of ice over the barrier where they formed towering piles that closed a section of the Niagara Parkway and drew hundreds of selfie-seekers.
Police recover knife in stabbing investigation
Police say they have found a knife in an alleyway where a 21-year-old man was allegedly stabbed on Tuesday afternoon.
Fire in a vacant building on Beach Boulevard was arson: police
Hamilton police say a fire burning in a vacant building on Beach Boulevard overnight was deliberately set, and is now being investigated as arson.
Woman abducted in Port Dover by man hiding in the back of her car: police
Provincial police say they're investigating after a woman was allegedly abducted and assaulted over the weekend.
Scholarship aims to mix up craft beer industry
An Ottawa brewery is hoping to challenge the perception that craft beer is just for hipster bros by offering a scholarship aimed at encouraging more diversity in the industry.
Man found bleeding after assault in east Hamilton
Paramedics rushed a man to hospital in serious condition Tuesday afternoon after he was found bleeding after an assault in east Hamilton.
Charges laid in fewer than a third of Hamilton's recent shooting incidents
As Hamilton endures a surge of shootings where teens have been shot, people have died and bullets are fired into homes, police have laid charges in under a third of those incidents.
Bridge barrier at the centre of discussion about mental health in Niagara Region
A landmark bridge in St. Catharines has become the focal point of discussions about mental health in the Niagara Region, as council gets set to vote on whether to spend $4 million to build a barrier supports say will save lives.
Stores reopen near Centre Mall after police investigate suspicious package
Businesses have reopened after an evacuation Tuesday morning, when Hamilton Police found a suspicious package near the Centre on Barton.
2 teens charged after Subaru, Chevy race down Main Street: police
A blue Subaru BRZ and a black Chevy Cobalt were seen driving "at a high rate of speed" down Main Street after an officer heard engines revving Sunday evening.
Six Nations of the Grand River closer to taking control of its education system
For years Six Nations of the Grand River has wanted complete control over its education system — and now they say they’re closer to achieving the goal with a new vision.
'I just want to be able to go outside' — woman calls for safer Hamilton trails
After a recent sexual assault on the Bruce Trail sent one woman to hospital, Amanda Pocha is getting ready to present a petition to the City of Hamilton demanding greater safety measures along Hamilton's urban trails.
Gas smell from sewer system evacuates 60 homes in central Hamilton
The Hamilton Fire Department has evacuated 60 homes in central Hamilton because of a gas smell they say is coming from the sewer system.
Hamilton police investigating Sunday morning shooting
Hamilton police are investigating a shooting in the city's east end that took place early Sunday morning.
Numbers show Hamilton homeowners are struggling to pay the high city taxes
The numbers showed a stark picture at Hamilton city hall last week. Local taxes are higher than average, and homeowners are fighting to keep up.
Hamilton woman goes missing over Easter weekend
Hamilton police are looking for an Indigenous woman who went missing from a home on the Mountain this weekend.
Niagara police evacuate homes during 4-hour armed standoff in Pelham
Police have charged a Pelham man they say barricaded himself in his home for four hours Saturday evening and shot in the direction of the officers.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out new music from Kasador, Aarys and Emilie Steele and the Deal.
Laurier researcher aims to improve quality of Ontario's schoolyards, asks students for help
New study asks students, teachers to perform hour-long audit investigating current state of activity and learning opportunities in schoolyards.
Trudeau attends Good Friday service at Hamilton church
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spent Good Friday in Hamilton where he helped serve lunch at St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church before attending the Good Friday service.
Other centres opening their doors to Ukrainian community after devastating fire
The president of the Ukrainian Culture Centre in Hamilton says that many organizations across the city have offered their spaces after a fire last week destroyed the centre.
Hamilton's first legal pot shop set for Saturday opening
Hamilton's first-ever legal pot shop is opening Saturday at The Centre on Barton and owner Steven Fry has adequately prepared for a busy debut weekend.
Kirkland Signature brand veggie burgers recalled
A brand of veggie burgers — Kirkland Signature brand Harvest Burgers — are being recalled because of the possibility they contain pieces of metal.
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