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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.
Heavy rainfall coming for Easter weekend and city warns of flood potential
The city of Hamilton is warning of the potential flood risk with rain and warmer temperatures on the way.
Firefighters extinguish scrap metal fire at Hamilton recycling company
Black smoke filled the air Thursday afternoon, as Hamilton firefighters battled a burning nine-by-nine metre pile of scrap metal in the city's east end.
Study finds one in five Ontario children have mental health problems, same as 30 years ago
Around one in five Ontario children have a mental health disorder — about the same percentage as in 1983 — but more people now perceive a need for professional help, according to a province-wide study out of McMaster University.
What's open and closed in Hamilton this Easter weekend
Here's a rundown of closures and holiday hours affecting liquor stores, public services, garbage collection, transit, and the post.
The Canadian Premier League is coming to CBC Sports
CBC Sports and CBCSports.ca will live stream 20 games of the Canadian Premier League, including the league's inaugural match Apr. 27 at 1 p.m. ET when Hamilton's Forge FC hosts Toronto's York9 FC.
Case of Niagara officer who allegedly shot fellow cop put over until May
Det.-Sgt. Shane Donovan was scheduled to make his first court appearance in St. Catharines Thursday. He's charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault and assault with a weapon.
Things to do in Hamilton this Easter weekend
There's something for everyone this Easter weekend in Hamilton.
3 injured, 2 rushed to hospital in Mountain stabbing incident
Police are investigating a stabbing incident on the Mountain that left three people injured.
Niagara Falls hotel apologizes to U.K. tourists it evicted for supporting strike
The owner of the Crowne Plaza Niagara Falls hotel says the father and daughter won't have to pay for their stay after they were kicked out for supporting striking workers at the Rainforest Café, owned by the same company.
Detective calls 1st-degree murder charges for 3 teens 'disturbing' and 'shocking'
Abdalla Hassan was a Hamilton high school student who only came to Canada in the past five years.
Neighbours oppose 'greedy' plan to build Hamilton's 3 tallest buildings in Stoney Creek
Neighbours along the Stoney Creek shore are getting increasingly anxious over three planned condo towers that would be the tallest buildings in Hamilton.
CFL Players' Association urges training camp boycott unless new deal with league is done
Contract talks between the CFL and its players have turned ugly. The CFL Players' Association has instructed its players not to make travel arrangements to attend training camps when they open May 19.
'What's going to happen when I call 911?' Ambulance merger proposal raises questions
Jason Fraser, a Peterborough paramedic and chair of the CUPE Ambulance Committee of Ontario, says the government has not been transparent about the merger.
Inside the mad dash for legal pot shops to open
Two legal recreational dispensaries are set to open in Hamilton — one as soon as this weekend.
Here are 24 questions the city wants answered about the Red Hill Valley Parkway
Who saw a report showing substandard pavement friction on the Red Hill Valley Parkway? Why didn't they tell Hamilton city council? And did the failure to do so put drivers at risk?
Burlington man arrested for false 911 call, claimed woman shot at residence
A Burlington man is facing charges after phoning 911 with a false report of a woman being shot in his residence.
Man arrested after trying to rob 3 banks in 2 days: police
A Hamilton man is facing several charges, police say, after he tried to rob three banks in the city in just two days.
Closures happening on Sherman Access near Kenilworth Access
The city has closed sections of the Sherman Access at the Kenilworth Access for bridge maintenance, with additional closures coming next week.
Man arrested after Brock University stabbing
A 20-year-old man is now facing charges in connection with a violent incident at Brock University where two people were stabbed and another was hurt in a struggle.
U.K. tourists evicted from Niagara Falls hotel for supporting striking café workers
A father and daughter from the United Kingdom say they feel "threatened" and "scared" after being evicted from a Niagara Falls hotel because they supported striking workers at the city's Rainforest Café while on vacation.
Police issue warning after elementary student followed
Hamilton police have issued a public warning after an 11-year-old student was twice followed by a man when she was going to and from school this month.
Ambulance merger would be 'a kick in the teeth' to Hamilton, union says
Paramedics are anxious after word the province is looking at cutting 59 ambulance services down to 10.
Niagara-on-the-Lake winery erupts in flames, fire quickly extinguished
Fire crews quickly contained the blaze within 30 minutes of arriving on scene at the Colaneri Estate Winery, ensuring the main building was untouched.
Public school board eliminating jobs for dozens of teaching experts
Dozens of Hamilton teachers working as consultants and specialists in local schools found out Monday their jobs no longer exist.
Teen arrested after road rage incident with pellet gun
A Stoney Creek teen is facing assault and weapons charges after a road rage incident where he allegedly flashed a pellet gun at another driver.
Hamilton officer pleads guilty to discreditable conduct for drinking and driving
Media officer Const. Jerome Stewart will be demoted to constable second class for 12 months following a joint submission during a Police Services Act hearing Tuesday.
Ford government to merge ambulance services across Ontario
The Ford government plans to merge the 59 local ambulance services in Ontario into just 10, CBC News has learned.
Norfolk County resident scammed out of $16K, sent cash for car in online ad: OPP
A Norfolk County resident is out $16,000 dollars, Ontario Provincial Police say, after sending cash to buy a vehicle through an online ad.
3 teens charged with 1st-degree murder after Hamilton car crash
What started as an investigation into an apparent car crash Monday evening ended with Hamilton police charging three teens with first-degree murder.
STI rates climbing among young Hamilton women, and men who have sex with men
People are hooking up more, says a top Hamilton doctor, and not using condoms when they do.
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