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Want to keep your brain sharp? Here are 5 things you can do
Experts say cognitive health is about much more than forgetting someone's name or where you put your phone.But studies have shown there are lots of things we can do to help our brains stay sharp - from exercise to sleep to social connections.
'Language is identity': First Nation legislator to make history at Ontario legislature
Decades after being punished in a residential school for speaking his own language, Sol Mamakwa will hold the powerful to account at Ontario's legislature in the very same language past governments tried to bury.
Fog in Hamilton and nearby areas to clear up Sunday, with chance of thunder overnight
Environment Canada says a fog advisory issued for Hamilton, Brantford, Burlington, Haldimand County, Norfolk County and Niagara Region will end Sunday morning.
Brantford author Sydney Brouillard-Coyle on the importance of talking openly about pronouns
Sydney Brouillard-Coyle of Brantford, Ont., talks about why ney decided to write A Pocket Guide to Pronouns.
Burlington, Ont., council asks province to reject contentious Nelson quarry expansion proposal
Burlington's mayor and councillors passed a sharply worded motion this past week requesting the province deny Nelson Aggregates' proposal to add nearly 80 hectares to its Mount Nemo quarry's extraction area.
Driver dead in single-vehicle crash in Haldimand County
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating after a driver died ina single-vehicle crash inHaldimand County Friday.
Man dead after flying wheel strikes coach bus on QEW: OPP
One man has died and three others were taken to hospital in serious condition after a flying wheel hit a coach bus on the QEW in St. CatharinesFriday, Ontario Provincial Police say.
In Hamilton, film photography is having a comeback
In the age of the smartphone, the city's photography stores are seeing an analogue bounceback. One shop now develops around 500 film rolls a week.
Pro-Palestinian encampment at McMaster University ending, school says
McMaster University says the student-led, pro-Palestinian encampment that has grown on campus over the past two-and-a-half weeks is ending after the school and protesters agreed on terms.
Get to know the big-hearted, sharp-witted art of Shelley Niro with these 6 works
The touring retrospective Shelley Niro: 500 Year Itch surveys the 40-year career of a truly multidisciplinary talent, with stops in New York, Hamilton, Ottawa and Vancouver.
Oliver Karafa and Lucy Li found guilty of murder, attempted murder after 2021 botched ambush in Stoney Creek
A Hamilton jury has found Oliver Karafa and Lucy Li guilty of first-degree murder of Tyler Pratt and attempted murder of his partner Jordyn Romano in 2021.
Niagara weekend GO Trains to offer more bike storage this summer
To meet growing demand for bike travel on GO Transit, Metrolinx is adding bike coaches on the Niagara Falls-Toronto line that can store up to 22 bikes each.
Alcohol sales coming to Ontario corner stores by September
Ontario is introducing sales of beer, wine and ready-made cocktails into corner stores and additional supermarkets 16 months ahead of schedule, a movethat will see the province pay up to $225 million to The Beer Store.
New children's hospice set for Dundas to fill gap for families across 20 Ontario municipalities
Camila Colin, 17, attended the groundbreaking ceremony for Keaton's House: Paul Paletta Children's Hospice in Dundas, Ont., on Thursday. She said she was happy to know that kids facing death will be able to go somewhere more comfortable than a hospital.
Golf tournament, triathlon and Open Streets to close several Hamilton roads starting this weekend
Several Hamilton roads will be closed or affected by someevents this weekend and next week.
21 Ancaster households haven't been able to drink their water since Tuesday: city
Accidental damage to a service line this week has left 21 households in Ancaster unable to drink their own water for two days, according to the city.
'You end up sweltering': Humid weather has this Hamilton tenant urging city to do more, sooner
Taylor Korolenchuk is eager to see the city's maximum temperature bylaw move forward. A draft of what the new law could look like is expected before council later in June.Meanwhile, councillors deferred a proposal that would pay for air conditioners for low-income residents.
Hamilton's Forge FC upsets CF Montreal, advances to Canadian Championship semifinal
Forge FC secured a historic 2-1 victory over CF Montreal at Stade Saputo on Wednesday evening to book their ticket to the Canadian Championship semifinal.
Crown argues Lucy Li told 'calculated lies' at Hamilton trial to get away with murder committed with husband
Lucy Li was 'smack in the middle' of an elaborate plan with her husband Oliver Karafa to shoot and kill their friends outside a Stoney Creek warehouse, the Crown attorney said during closing arguments of their murder trial.
Hamilton basketball star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander receives unanimous All-NBA first team honours
Canadian basketball star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander of the Oklahoma City Thunder is a unanimous selection to the All-NBA first team.
Jurors hear closing arguments from defence in Oliver Kafara and Lucy Li murder trial
The 13-member jury heard closing arguments Tuesday duringthe seventh and final week of the trial of Toronto residentsKarafa and Li.The couple were charged after Karafa shot Tyler Pratt, 39, and Jordyn Romano, his 26-year-old pregnant girlfriend, in 2021 in Stoney Creek.
Teen assaulted on Brantford walking trail: police
Brantford police say a man wearing a balaclava-like face covering sexually assaulted a teenager on a trail there last week, and they're warning the public while seeking surveillance footage from the area.
Hamilton, Niagara regions under severe thunderstorm watch
Following hot, muggy weatherin Hamilton and surrounding areas earlier on Wednesday, Environment Canadaissued a severe thunderstorm watch for the region. Storms could develop during the evening, the service said.
Ontario LTC nurses get 11.5% pay increase over 2 years
Ontario Nurses' Association president says the increase "significantly reduces the disparity between" private- and public-sector nurses, bringing them closer to equal wages.
Arkells' energetic Hall & Oates cover, and 5 more songs you need to hear this week
Listen to fresh new tracks from Luna Li, Super Duty Tough Work, Ouri, Colin Stetson, and more.
Students rally as breakfast programs cut in Hamilton and Niagara amidst rising costs
Hamilton's Westdale Secondary School lost its breakfast program as part of an effort to save money and extend the life of other struggling programs. Operators in Hamilton and Niagara say that's just one instance of a cutback due to increasing demand, rising food costs and dwindling donations.
These endangered snails were thought to have disappeared from most of Canada — until now
Endangered shagreen snails have been found by a biologist in the Snake Woods Nature Preserve near Woodstock, Ont. says the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority.
Ottawa is spending $1.7M for 10 new jobs at a pasta plant. Are these corporate subsidies worth it?
Some economistssay recent government subsidies - which have ranged from $1.7 million for a Brampton, Ont., pasta plant, to billions in subsidies for EV plants - make little economic sense.
Ontario's pace of new home construction slows to 2018 levels
New home construction in Ontario has slowed to a pace not seen since 2018,putting Premier Doug Ford's government further off track fromhitting its housing targets.
Environment Canada changing smoke hazard advisories for wildfire season
Last year's record-breaking wildfire season forced Canadians to become familiar with the scale of air pollution as hazardous smoke drifted across the country, and now Environment Canada says it is following in B.C.'s footsteps to improve how it measures and reports air quality risks to the public.
They're both dependable and irritating. What you need to know about mosquitoes
Fiona Hunter, a medical and veterinary entomology professor at Brock University who studies all flies that bite, shares information about mosquitoes.
Linc to close from May 24 to May 27 for maintenance work, city says
The Lincoln M. Alexander Parkway will be closed this upcoming weekend for maintenance work, according to the city.
'Bee safe' label on pesticides needs to be re-evaluated, University of Guelph researchers say
Researchers at the University of Guelph in southern Ontario say the way pesticides are labelled "bee safe" needs to be re-evaluated because what may be fine for a honeybee may not be safe for wild bees that build their nests in the ground.
I was a fool who fell for a scam. But at least I can laugh about it now
Kleo Mitsis writes that after a lifetime of saving frugally, he jumped on a chance to buy power tools from a stranger on the internet. After the seller backed out and he found himself filing a police report, he has advice for others on how not to fall for a scam.
Fog in Hamilton and nearby areas to clear up Sunday morning and return overnight
Environment Canada has put Hamilton and surrounding areas under a fog advisory on Sunday, but the agency saidit should clear up Sunday morning - only to return again overnight.
Wildfires and tornadoes have a tangled relationship. Ontario researchers work to learn why
As another wildfire season gets underway in Canada, researchers with the Northern Tornadoes Project at Western University in London, Ont., are noticing a curious relationship between wildfires and tornadoes.
A 'queer sports revolution' is making Hamilton a haven forinclusive athletics
"We knew this city had a vibrant queer community and it seemed to be missing that binding agent that brought folks from different walks together. Sports have a unique ability to do that," said a Steel City Inclusive Softball Association co-founder.
Officials seize around $500K worth of baby eels from Toronto Pearson Airport
Federal officials say they've made what they describe as a major seizure of baby eels after finding 109 kilograms of elvers at Toronto's Pearson International Airport earlier this week.
Former Simcoe migrant farm worker relieved at WSIB's revamped compensation for injured workers
Capleton Tomlinson was injured while working at a farm in 2015. The injury forced the migrant worker to return home to Jamaica and left him unable to work. He hopes he is one of the recipients the WSIB will reimburse as part of the changes to how it compensates injured migrant workers.
Ontario's first measles death in decades offers grim reminder that unvaccinated kids are at risk
An Ontario child's death from measles this year offered a grim reminder: When vaccination rates drop and this virus rears its head, the youngest among us bear the brunt.
Most people 'have no clue' what refugees face to get care, says advocate. A new system in Hamilton could help
Hamilton health and social service organizations are coming together to better support Black newcomers and refugees.
Things to do in Hamilton this May long weekend
The forecast calls for three days of sun, with a high of 26 C in Hamilton this long weekend. If you're looking to get out and about, here's some of what's happening in the city.
60 years on, Tim Hortons is synonymous with Canada, but still chasing growth
When Tim Hortons rang in the new year, it marked the occasion with a nod to its humble roots, bringing back a quartet of doughnuts, including some from its earliest days.
McMaster offers to meet with students about investments — only when pro-Palestinian encampment ends
McMaster University says its chief financial officer would meet with student groups to discuss the school's investment strategy and consider ways to make things more transparent, but only after the pro-Palestinian encampment on campus ends - an offer the student groups leading the encampments quickly rejected.
Hamilton child under 5 dies of measles: public health
In a report published Thursday, Public Health Ontario said the child was not vaccinated against the highly infectious respiratory virus. It's the first recorded death from measles in the province since 1989, as far back as Ontario's data goes.
This Taylor Swift fan in Hamilton is flying to Europe for cheaper concert tickets
Canadian fans are tallying up the cost of a flight, hotel and ticket, and are finding that travelling to Europe to see Taylor Swift in concert may be better bang for their buck than seeing the show on Canadian soil.
This Hamilton man's car was marked as 'wrecked' and taken at police stop. How mistake happened is a mystery
Members of a Hamilton family are looking for accountability - and their money back - after their vehicle was registered as scrapped, resulting in a police stop, the temporary loss of their vehicle and nearly $5,000 in fees.
A city sales tax on alcohol and tobacco? Hamilton to look at 'all options' to boost revenue
The City of Hamilton will look at the possibility of new taxes to help it deal witha serious cash crunch expected in the coming years, alongside a worsening homelessness crisis.
What's open and closed this Victoria Day weekend in Hamilton
Here's a look at what city services and shopping options are available on the weekend and the holiday Monday.
Training pilot injured after helicopter crash and rollover in Burlington, Ont., documents show
Apreliminary report of the crash from the Transportation Safety Board of Canada, obtained by CBC Hamilton, details how the crash unfolded.
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