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Suspended driver nabbed for stunt driving, going 126 km/h in 50 zone: police
A Hamilton man is now facing stunt driving charges after speeding past a police officer, going 126 km an hour in a 50 km an hour zone, police say.
Almost 2 out of 3 Indigenous people in Hamilton feel discrimination in city: survey
A new survey of Indigenous Hamiltonians says 41 per cent have experienced discrimination by the city at least some of the time, and 63 per cent feel it in the broader community.
OSPCA 'failed miserably' to protect horses, activist says — calls for end to funding
In a statement posted to Facebook, Brenda Thompson, CEO of Whispering Hearts Horse Rescue Centre, said the OSPCA has "failed miserably" to protect the horses and it's time for a new animal protection system in the province.
Metrolinx should have studied BRT more before Hamilton LRT pledge: auditor general
The province should have looked into bus rapid transit (BRT) more before it pledged to build Hamilton's light rail transit (LRT) system, says a new report from Ontario's Auditor General.
Hamilton paramedic among 122 charged in child pornography investigations
A total of 551 charges related to online child sexual abuse in Ontario were laid last month alone. Eleven of the people charged were from the Hamilton, Brantford and Niagara areas, including a Hamilton paramedic.
122 charged in child pornography investigations across Ontario last month
Police services across Ontario charged 122 people with 551 charges related to online child sexual abuse last month alone — a disturbing snapshot into a crime the OPP says is seeing its victims get younger and abuse more violent.
Police searching for break and enter suspect after Happy Hourz karaoke burglarized
Hamilton police are asking for the public's help in tracking down a break and enter suspect who broke into downtown karaoke bar Happy Hourz back in September.
No spare change? The Salvation Army kettle campaign taking debit or credit
The Salvation Army is now accepting donations to its annual kettle campaign by debit or credit in nine Ontario cities, including London, Hamilton and North Bay.
Hamilton's overdose prevention site receives extension
Hamilton's only overdose prevention site — which was set to close at the end of November — has officially received an extension to stay open until the end of January.
ArcelorMittal fined $75K after worker injured in Hamilton
The province announced Tuesday it has fined Hamilton steelmaker Arcelormittal Long Products Canada MP Inc. $75,000 after a worker was critically injured on the job back in March of 2017.
Man faces multiple charges after Stoney Creek construction worker shootout
Hamilton police say they're looking for two people dressed like construction workers after reports of a shooting on the Stoney Creek Mountain Monday morning.
2nd suspect in Michel Pilon murder investigation won't face charges, police say
Hamilton Police say they found the second person wanted in connection to the murder of Michel Pilon, but he will not face charges.
My brother's a 'monster,' man says of Niagara policeman shot by fellow officer
Phillip Parker is petrified of his brother — and even after Const. Nathan Parker was gunned down by another officer in Pelham, Ont., last week, that fear weighs heavily on him.
Police offer $50K reward for information about 'execution' of mobster Angelo Musitano
Investigators say the killing was part of an ongoing gangland feud and two suspects have fled to Mexico.
LRT will move Hamilton forward in possible recession, mayor says
Hamilton's mayor says he hopes light rail transit (LRT) will help keep the city afloat during a recession that's expected as soon as 2020.
Hamilton seniors choir defrauded of $50K by treasurer, police say
The Hamilton-based Canadian Orpheus Male Choir is trying to restock its suddenly bare bank accounts after being allegedly bilked out of $50,000 by its volunteer treasurer, Hamilton police say.
Police find van taken from art dealers, but return it full of stolen merchandise
A Hamilton small business that lost all of its merchandise when the company's van was stolen in November got its vehicle back from police last week — full of stolen goods and drug paraphernalia.
Canadian steel buyers racing to get imports into country through tariff exemptions
Canadian steel buyers are racing to get construction steel into the country to claim first-come, first-serve exemptions from tariffs that were meant to stabilize the country's market in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump's metals tariffs.
Hamilton police find 2 bodies in 2 locations on same day
Police are investigating two separate incidents where bodies were found in Hamilton on Monday.
Hamilton Tiger-Cats name Orlondo Steinauer new head coach
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are promoting Orlondo Steinauer to head coach and making June Jones the team's associate head coach and offensive co-ordinator.
Ship radiators and 1,800 kg of lead stolen from shipping container in Port Dover: OPP
The suspects broke into a shipping container over two nights and made off with $5,000-worth of items, say police.
Number of Ontario seniors who used food banks jumped a 'staggering' 10% last year
Rising housing costs, precarious work, a shortage of savings and stagnated benefits all played a role in pushing more than half a million Ontarians toward food banks last year.
Hamilton Food Share suffering baby formula shortage
No one in our community should go hungry, so CBC is teaming up with Hamilton Food Share all month to support local food banks. Don't miss our Sounds of the Season open house on Friday, Dec. 14 during Art Crawl.
OSPCA, OPP investigating after photos of horses near Waterford, Ont. spark protests
The Ontario SPCA says images of three horses on a property near Waterford, Ont. that have sparked protests don't tell the whole story.
Wind gusts up to 90 km/h: Severe thunderstorm watch for Hamilton, Niagara
Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for Hamilton, warning strong wind gusts and hail are possible.
Ford government extends hours at LCBO, Beer Store, licensed grocers starting Sunday
Premier Doug Ford's government has extended hours of LCBO stores, the Beer Store and authorized grocery retailers in Ontario, allowing them to sell alcohol between 9 a.m. and 11 p.m. seven days a week.
OPP want to thank Good Samaritan who helped save a life in Simcoe
The passerby stated CPR after a man was found on the ground without a pulse.
3 new Ontario songs you need to hear this week
Check out new music from N’we Jinan Artists, Falcxne and Adrian Underhill.
Why Stanley Cup champ Dan Carcillo blames hockey culture for hazing assaults: Matt Cullen
After disturbing allegations of assault and sexual assault against students at St. Michael's College School, a few athletes have spoken out about their experience with hazing. That includes former NHLer Daniel Carcillo. CBC Sports' Matt Cullen spoke with Carcillo about hazing in the OHL.
Shooting of Niagara police officer by a fellow cop has shocked community demanding answers
Rumours and emotions are running high after one police officer shot another multiple times at a rural crossroads in Pelham, Ont., according to the mayor of the town.
93-year-old pedestrian dead after being struck in Mountain intersection
A Hamilton senior died on the Mountain Thursday night after being hit by a car in an intersection, police say.
Get tested for HIV, AIDS Network says ahead of Hamilton's annual Dec. 1 vigil
Six new Canadians are infected with HIV every day, and one in five who have it don't know it. But there are still too many barriers that prevent people from getting tested.
Man facing 1st-degree murder charge after east end homicide: police
One man is dead and another is facing a first-degree murder charge after an overnight homicide in Hamilton's east end.
GM cuts an 'old-style, greed-driven' decision, argues former Unifor economist
In the wake of General Motors' decision to close its facility in Oshawa, Ont., McMaster University professor and former Unifor economist Jim Stanford argues the company is more concerned about Wall Street shareholders than the Canadian workers it employs.
Man jumped over the counter to rob Burlington bank, police say
Halton police are investigating after a daylight bank robbery in Burlington where the suspect jumped over the counter and ordered tellers to open the tills.
1 dead after fire at downtown Hamilton apartment building
Emergency crews were called to the multiple-alarm fire at 155 Market Street in Hamilton around 5 p.m.
'Ring leader' of Locke Street vandals gets jail time as 5 plead guilty
A group of people who went on a vandalism spree on Locke Street back in March have pleaded guilty for their roles in the flurry of mischief.
Niagara police officer in stable condition after being shot by fellow officer
A Niagara Regional Police officer is in stable condition in hospital after being shot by another officer near St. Catharines, Ont.
Hamilton labour activists blocked Canada Post facility in Stoney Creek
Hamilton labour activists temporarily blocked access to a Canada Post distribution facility on Millen Road Wednesday night in solidarity with postal workers.
In a year the housing market cooled, these Hamilton neighbourhoods stayed hot
In a year that the housing market in the Hamilton area cooled both for sales and prices, pockets of the city are still surging with high demand, says the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
This Stoney Creek shop serves up savoury and spicy Mexican tortas
Maria’s Tortas Jalisco is known for its traditional Mexican tortas, sopa azteca and milky-creamy tres leches cake.
Swearing, drinking, mishandling weapons: How Hamilton-area soldiers get into trouble
A total of 48 disciplinary charges were laid against Hamilton-area soldiers in the past nine years — mostly connected to alcohol and weapons handling. The final story in a CBC Hamilton series on military discipline among area regiments.
Doug Ford says if Hamilton's mayor wants LRT, he'll get LRT
'If someone gets elected, let 'em govern,' Ford said of Fred Eisenberger and his pro-LRT platform.
SIU clears Hamilton police after ranting, half-naked man falls off roof, dies
The province’s police watchdog has cleared a Hamilton police officer of any wrongdoing after investigating an incident from last April where a ranting, half naked man fell off a roof and later died.
Waterloo regional police officer charged with attempted murder, assault
The province's Special Investigation Unit has charged Sgt. Richard Dorling, of the Waterloo Regional Police Service, with attempted murder, aggravated assault and discharge of a firearm with intent, after a shooting on March 31, 2018 in Cambridge.
Teen sexually assaulted at Burlington Centre mall, police searching for suspect
Halton police are searching for a suspect after a 13-year-old boy reported being sexually assaulted in a bathroom at the Burlington Centre mall earlier this month.
Holiday train rolls into Hamilton for 20th anniversary
The holiday season is pulling into the station in Hamilton tonight, as the CP Holiday train returns to the city for the 20th year.
Province says it will rebuild West Lincoln Memorial Hospital in Grimsby
Premier Doug Ford, Wednesday morning, announced his plan to rebuild West Lincoln Memorial Hospital in Grimsby.
Six Nations fire station closed after thieves try to steal trucks in 'elaborate' theft
A Six Nations fire station has been forced to close after a brazen break and enter where thieves tried to steal fire trucks, causing over $200,000 in damages.
Man killed in Norfolk County after car crash with propane truck: OPP
Provincial police say a man is dead after a crash between a car and a propane truck in Norfolk County early Tuesday.
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