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2 Hamilton councillors calling for independent review in police response at Pride
Maureen Wilson and Nrinder Nann say the matter needs "an independent investigation."
Stanback scores 3 TDs as Alouettes down Ticats for 1st win of season
Alouettes running back William Stanback scored three touchdowns in a 36-26 victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Percival Molson Stadium Thursday night, making it the Alouettes' first win of the season.
Hopperton awaits parole decision after lawyer argues right to freedom of expression
A Hamilton anarchist whose parole was revoked after speaking at a city hall public meeting about being "violent if necessary" is waiting to hear if they'll remain in jail.
Construction on RHVP southbound lanes to continue through weekend
Construction on the southbound lanes of the Red Hill Valley Parkway (RHVP) will continue through the weekend.
Loaded handgun, 'large quantity of drugs' seized during raids: police
A 23-year-old Toronto man and 38-year-old Hamilton woman are both facing "numerous" firearm and drug charges, including possession for the purpose of trafficking, according to police.
1st positive case of bat rabies in 2 years confirmed in Hamilton
The City of Hamilton Public Health Services says it has confirmed the first positive case of a rabid bat in nearly two years.
Fire destroys Burlington home, does $1.25M in damage
A fire in suburban Burlington has destroyed a home and caused an estimated $1,250,000 in damage, Burlington Fire says.
Man arrested after shooting rifle, wielding machete in downtown Hamilton: police
Police in Hamilton say a man is in custody after someone fired a rifle in the city's downtown.
Mustard Seed Co-op fighting falling sales with 6-step plan to keep its doors open
Staff at the Mustard Seed Co-op have developed a plan to keep its doors open in the face of falling sales and hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt.
Parole hearing will focus on Hopperton's comments at city hall LGBTQ meeting
Comments in support of being "violent if necessary" at a public meeting at Hamilton city hall will be the focus of an appearance tomorrow between the Ontario Parole Board and Cedar Hopperton.
5 house fires in 9 days leave Six Nations firefighters exhausted and scrambling
An “unprecedented” number of house fires has left two families displaced and is stretching the Six Nations of the Grand River community fire services to its limit.
High temperatures and humidity will stick around until Friday: Environment Canada
Environment Canada issued a special weather statement Wednesday warning of high daytime temperatures near 30 degrees and humidex values in the high thirties for the next few days.
Ontario is set to get 50 more cannabis stores this fall
The province is set to triple its number of cannabis stores starting in October. The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario will hold a lottery for 42 retail store authorizations, while another eight stores will be on First Nations reserves through a separate process.
Home sales fall 10.5% across Hamilton-Burlington area between May and June
Homes sales across the Hamilton-Burlington area have dropped by 10.5 per cent between May and June, new figures released by the Realtors Association of Hamilton Burlington (RAHB) show.
Driver in a Ford Focus caught speeding — 165 km/h in 80 km/h zone: police
Hamilton police say they've caught a driver who was allegedly driving more than double the speed limit.
Man charged after unprovoked attacked on stranger at bus shelter: police
Hamilton police say a 41-year-old man is facing charges following an alleged unprovoked attack on a stranger.
Majority of Canadians against accepting more refugees, poll suggests
A pre-election survey conducted for CBC News suggests Canadians are divided on immigration and do not think Canada should accept more refugees.
2 dead after car plunges into Lake Ontario from Hamilton Harbour
Two people, believed to be a married couple, are dead after a vehicle plunged into Lake Ontario at a marina in Burlington on Tuesday, police said.
Car submerged in Lake Ontario after crashing through barrier
Police and emergency crews were called to a marina in Burlington, Ont., on Tuesday after a car went into Lake Ontario.
LGBTQ invitees decline mayor's meeting to mend bridges, saying there's work to do first
Hamilton's mayor is holding a meeting Friday to try to reduce friction between the city and the LGBTQ community, but at least two invitees say they won't attend until police are held accountable — and one wants Cedar Hopperton freed.
Vandals set fire to play structure at Dundas park already troubled by racist graffiti
A popular play structure at a Dundas park has been roped off after an early morning fire that turned slides into puddles of melted plastic.
Pedestrian in life-threatening condition after being hit by tractor-trailer on 403
Police say a man is in a critical condition after being hit by a tractor-trailer along Highway 403.
Police investigating after multiple shots fired at Mountain home
No one was injured during the Queenslea Drive shooting, say police, but the home was damaged.
Heavy rain warning for Hamilton and Niagara: special weather statement
Environment Canada says a band of precipitation will roll through the region in late morning and through the afternoon, dropping 20 to 40 mm of rain.
Hamilton police arrest man, 25, after seizing fentanyl and cash at laundromat
Hamilton Police have arrested a 25-year-old man and seized drugs, paraphernalia and cash after an investigation into a couple at a local laundromat.
Out of the Shadows: How Timea Nagy survived international human traffickers
When she was 20-years-old Timea Nagy-Payne, living in poverty in Hungary on the verge of eviction, answered a job ad to work as a babysitter in Canada. Her life would change forever.
After 25 years mom-daughter team updates bestseller about 'girl-poisoning culture'
Hamilton resident Sara Gilliam worked with her mother, psychologist Mary Pipher, to publish an updated version of the bestselling 1994 book, "Reviving Ophelia: Saving the Selves of Adolescent Girls."
As beach season begins, a mounting fight to keep shores swimmable
Ontario's beaches are plagued by problems like E. coli, receding shorelines and high waters, making some unswimmable. Finding fixes isn't always easy ⁠— here's who is tackling it. The CBC's Footprint series is examining climate change issues and solutions across Canada.
Far-right activity nottaken seriouslyenough in Hamilton, sociologistsays
As the city wrestles with recent violence at Pride and ongoing yellow vest rallies, a sociologist says Hamilton has had "very little" response to rising far-right activity in the city.
Six-year-old boy dies from drowning in Fort Erie, police say
Niagara Regional Police say they are investigating after a six-year-old boy died on Sunday from a possible drowning.
Boy, 8, run over by rolling car in Hamilton driveway
An eight-year-old boy was taken to hospital in Hamilton, after his family's parked car accidentally rolled over him in the driveway, police say
Man arrested after homicide in St. Catharines
Police have charged a man with second degree murder, after a 23-year-old died in St. Catharines Saturday.
'Bad boys of rock': Rolling Stones perform for thousands in Ontario
For a bunch of British chaps, the Rolling Stones sure know a lot about Canada, and Mick Jagger didn't hesitate to flaunt his wisdom at their Canada Day weekend concert in Ontario.
Ticats remain perfect with rout of Alouettes
Jeremiah Masoli threw for over 400 yards with a TD while running for two others as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats dispatched the Montreal Alouettes 41-10 on Friday night.
Hamilton police make swift arrest in protest at mayor's house
Police have arrested a Hamilton woman after an incident at the mayor's house Friday morning.
5th person arrested for Pride festival violence
Police have arrested a fifth person in connection with the violence at the Hamilton Pride — a 33-year-old man who has been charged with assault.
Mayor names 2 'special advisors' for LGBTQ action plan
Fred Eisenberger has enlisted the help of Deirdre Pike and Cole Gately to help repair the relationship with the city's LGBTW community.
Thundershowers in the forecast for Hamilton, Burlington ahead of holiday weekend
Environment Canada is warning Hamilton and Burlington to expect "frequent showers" and thunderstorms Friday.
Chat with our gardeners on Tuesday July 2 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.
Things to do in Hamilton this Canada Day weekend
Here's a pretty great list of things to do this weekend in Hamilton.
Mayor says sign posters outside his house don't represent LGBTQ Hamiltonians
Hamilton's mayor says he and his family woke up to "20 agitators" outside his home, swearing and planting signs saying the "Mayor doesn't care about Queer People."
Hamilton parks and rec. facilities are smoke and vape-free staring July 1
Residents can breath a little easier following city council's decision to amend bylaw No. 11-080 to ban smoking and vaping at sites including dog parks, sports fields, outdoor pools, beaches and some trails starting on July 1.
Man in critical condition after industrial accident at Nova Steel
A man in is his 40s has been sent to hospital following an industrial accident in Stoney Creek.
Case of Hamilton man allegedly spying for China, tangled in secrecy
The case of a Canadian man accused of trying to spy for China is once again tied up in mysterious closed-door proceedings over confidential information.
2 women injured after car fleeing cops crashes into Niagara Falls building
Two women were taken to hospital after a police pursuit that began in Burlington ended with a car crashing into a building in Niagara Falls.
Man accused of assault for anti-Pride protest makes 1st court appearance
Christopher Vanderweide made his first appearance in a Hamilton courtroom Thursday, his right hand heavily bandaged.
Remembering Fessenden Elementary as last day hits Hamilton schools set to close
The last morning bell of the year echoed through Fessenden Elementary School Thursday, ushering in a new era as some students ran through its halls for the final time.
Wanted Welland driver caused 3-car crash at Hamilton intersection: police
A driver from Welland, with a warrant out for his arrest, has been charged by Hamilton police after a three-car crash.
'Significant number' of kids needed care after ingesting edible cannabis: Hamilton pediatrician
Between September and December 2018, 16 cases of harm involving recreational cannabis were reported among those under 18, according to preliminary findings by the Canadian Paediatric Surveillance Program.
Mayor shuts down city council meeting after shouting from angry LGBTQ residents
Hate groups, says Coun. Sam Merulla, are "a self-fulfilling prophecy." Easy for you to say, shout LGBTQ audience members.
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