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9 things to do in Hamilton over the holidays
If you're struggling to find something to do with all the spare time that comes with the holiday season, this post is for you.
Why one Hamilton man is giving the gift of free trees this Christmas
At a time of year when most people are thinking about cutting down and decorating Christmas trees, Peter Ormond wants you to consider planting some instead.
Man charged after knife attack during brawl at Ancaster soccer game: police
Hamilton police are investigating after several people were hurt with a knife in Ancaster on Sunday after a fight broke out at a soccer game.
Peter Boxall is Santa and his dad is too - meet the family that keeps Christmas alive
Meet Santa Peter Sr. and Santa Peter Jr., two members of The Santa Family who consider brining holiday cheer an honour.
Westbound Highway 403 lanes near Waterdown have reopened
The westbound lanes of Highway 403 near Waterdown have reopened.
Mississauga man charged with attempted murder after police-involved shooting
A Mississauga man is charged with two counts of attempted murder, Niagara police say, in connection with an incident that led to a police-involved shooting.
Keep dreaming Hamilton — it's not looking like we'll have a white Christmas
While most of the country's landmass will be blanketed in ice and snow this year, a climatologist with Environment Canada says much of southwestern Ontario will be left out of the cold.
Police investigating Hess Village fight that may have involved a gun being fired
Hamilton police are seeking witnesses to a Hess Village fight early Saturday morning where investigators believe a gun may have been fired.
Hamilton mission plays Santa Claus to lonely sailors far from home
The Mission to Seafarers is a Christian welfare charity set up in ports around the globe. In Hamilton it offers transportation for sailors, a place to talk with family and holiday packages.
What's open and closed in Hamilton during the holidays
Here's a look at what's open and closed in Hamilton over the holidays.
The best Hamilton albums of 2018
Here's a look at the best records to come out of Hamilton over the last year.
How to tell the city what you think about retail cannabis stores in Hamilton
Hamilton has released its survey to see how the public feels about having legal cannabis stores.
Disturbance in Smithville sends 3 to hospital, SIU investigate police shooting
One person has a "serious" injury and two others have "critical" injuries after a disturbance in Smithville, Ont. led to a police-involved shooting, Niagara police and Ontario's Special Investigations Unit say.
New police station serving rural Hamilton and suburbs 'on the horizon'
Hamilton's suburbs and rural areas are still years away from getting their own police station, but at least it's on the books now.
Canada takes talented but inexperienced team to World Junior tournament: Matt Cullen
Watching the World Junior Hockey Championships has become as much a Canadian holiday tradition, across the country, as opening presents on Christmas Day. Here's Matt Cullen's preview of the tournament.
Police lock down GO train at Aldershot in search of human trafficking suspect
Halton police kept GO train passengers on lockdown for 20 minutes Thursday evening because they thought a human trafficking suspect might be on board.
Scam targets Norfolk man by threatening to expose his pornographic viewing habits
An email scammer has targeted a Norfolk county man by threatening to spread around a list of his favourite pornographic websites.
What you need to know when travelling with pot outside Ontario
While it's illegal to take cannabis across the Canadian border, the rules for travelling across provincial lines can get hazy.
Milton barn fire kills at least 5 horses, dozens more rescued in overnight effort
At least five horses were killed and dozens were rescued from a barn fire during a major overnight operation in Milton that involved stable staff, police, firefighters, paramedics and veterinarians.
Hamilton's mayor is now also head of its police services board
Hamilton's mayor is also the new chair of its police oversight board, saying he hopes to usher it into a time of stability.
Provincial cuts to specialized funding mean $270K loss for HWDSB
The provincial government's move to slash funding for specialized programs across the province has cost Hamilton's public school board $270,000 in funding support for physical education, racialized students and indigenous training for teachers.
Hamilton heads to court to 'protect our interests' in NPCA board member debacle
Hamilton will be in court to "protect our interests" Friday when a judge looks at the composition of the much-debated Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority (NPCA) board.
Haiden Suarez Noa, guilty again, gets life sentence for murdering his partner
Haiden Suarez Noa was sentenced Thursday in Hamilton to life in prison without chance for parole for 15 years for the second degree murder of 36-year-old partner, Tania Cowell in 2013.
Why we have 'grief dreams' when a loved one dies and what the dreams might mean
To escape grief that comes with the death of a loved one, even sleep may provide no relief. During holidays, new research says, it is more common to have so-called "grief dreams." Joshua Black, a researcher at Brock University studies "grief dreams." He explains what they mean and why we have them.
Elderly woman dies after a commercial truck hit her in lower Hamilton
An 82-year-old woman has died a month after a truck hit her in Hamilton's central lower city.
Norfolk OPP investigating stolen Santa and theft from Panorama of Lights
Provincial police in Norfolk County are investigating two Grinch-like incidents in Simcoe involving a stolen Santa and damage to a candy display at the Wellington Park Panorama of Lights.
Case of measles confirmed in Burlington, but reach is as far as Niagara and Toronto
A case of measles has been confirmed in Burlington, and health officials are looking for anyone who made contact with the person.
23 lives saved in half a year for Hamilton's supervised injection site
On Wednesday the City of Hamilton voted unanimously to allow the Hamilton Urban Core Community Health Centre to apply to the province's new Consumption and Treatment Service program.
Hamilton will look at the benefits - not just the drawbacks - of allowing cannabis stores
The report that will help Hamilton city councillors decide whether to allow legal cannabis stores here just got a little more marijuana friendly.
City drops appeal of transgender bus ad ruling, owes Christian Heritage Party $44K
Hamilton has dropped its plan to appeal a court ruling in favour of the Christian Heritage Party over some bus shelter ads aimed at transgender rights.
Stolen white BMWs found using GPS tracking
Hamilton police say two stolen white BMWs were found in Hamilton using tracking.
Tania Cowell remembered as radiant new mother who 'loved unconditionally'
Haiden Suarez Noa will be sentenced for the second time this week, after two controversial trials. He killed his partner, Tania Cowell, in 2013 while their infant son lay nearby.
Orchard Park band's emotional rendition of Hallelujah wins $5K prize in CBC challenge
The band at Orchard Park Secondary School is more than a club, it's a special place where students have become like family. On Tuesday they won the high school instrumental category of CBC's Canadian Music Class Challenge.
Hamilton home prices have skyrocketed 70% in the past 5 years: report
The price increase in the Hamilton-Burlington market — where homes have an average price tag of $581,900 — is the fourth highest in Canada, the report says, but the jump was even greater in Niagara Region.
Welland company fined $120K after worker crushed by 1-ton steel tube
A Ministry of Labour investigation found there were issues with the "quality and clarity" of radios being used by the company.
Driver tried to dodge R.I.D.E. check, cops find 500 gram bag of pot: police
Officers were conducting a R.I.D.E. program at the corner of Kenilworth Avenue North and McAnulty Boulevard around 8:30 p.m. on Dec. 17 when a black Chevrolet Aveo pulled a U-turn police believe was an attempt to avoid the ride check.
Where you live in Canada may affect your ability to make healthy choices: study
Where a person lives in Canada may affect their ability to make healthy choices due to a significant difference in environmental factors such as the price and availability of fresh fruits and vegetables in their community, a McMaster University study suggests.
Feds endangering rights of Hamilton man accused of spying for China: lawyer
Federal foot-dragging over secrecy is risking the right to timely justice for a man accused of trying to spy for China on Canadian shipbuilding plans, his lawyer charges.
Dellen Millard sentenced to another 25 years behind bars for father's murder
Serial killer Dellen Millard has been sentenced to 25 years behind bars for the murder of his father, Wayne Millard.
Hamilton puts off decision to allow cannabis retail stores
Hamilton city council has voted to decide Jan. 14 whether to allow private cannabis retail stores in Hamilton. In the meantime, it'll ask what the public thinks.
Modern sex-ed curriculum has huge support among Ontario parents and students, consultations show
An overwhelming majority of those who weighed in on Ontario's sex education on the first day of public consultations opposed Premier Doug Ford's repeal of a modernized curriculum introduced by the previous Liberal government.
You can still make donations through CBC Hamilton's Sounds of the Season
We're accepting donation at 118 James St. N. and online until the end of the month.
Hamilton looks for ways to fight growing cost of putting homeless families in hotels
Hamilton will spend an extra $358,000 this year to try to get people out of hotels and free up valuable shelter space.
Flu season has begun, 56 lab-confirmed cases in Hamilton so far
The flu starts suddenly and can last longer than a cold. Symptoms include fever, aches, chills, weakness, runny eyes, stuffy nose and a sore throat.
Treasure hunt clues hung on Haldimand stop sign lead to warning from OPP
Police say they found a rubber replica of a stop sign had been placed over the real thing in Haldimand County, along with an envelope containing clues for a treasure hunt.
Christmas presents, medication and firearm stolen from Caledonia home: police
Electronics, personal items, jewelry, money, alcohol, medication and a firearm were all taken sometime between 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. after someone forced entry into the house, say police.
Ford government tables bill to prevent strike by Power Workers' Union
The Ontario government has introduced legislation that would prevent a strike or lockout at one of the province's major power utilities, a move its says is necessary to avoid power outages over the holidays.
Fire destroys several boats near Simcoe, damage estimated at $1M
In a series of videos posted to Twitter, OPP Const. Ed Sanchuk showed firefighters using an aerial bucket to pour water on flames, while thick smoke billowed from several boats.
Missing Tracy: Making it through our first Christmas without her
Christmas was always a special time for Lucy van Oldenbarneveld and her sister, Tracy. Now Tracy is gone, and the people she left behind are figuring out how to make it through the season without her.
Hamilton boards working to understand impact of government cuts to programs
Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board chair says it's still not clear what local programs, if any, will be affected by the government's decision to slash $25 million in funding for specialized programs across the province.
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