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Hamilton father of two killed in Waterdown home, police say
Dirk Nyhuis, often called Jeff by friends and family, died of a gunshot in his Waterdown home, Hamilton police said Friday. The 55-year-old is the city's third homicide victim 2025.
In landslide win, Mark Carney chosen as new Liberal Party leader and next PM
Liberal Party members have chosen former central bank governor Mark Carney to be their new leader and the next prime minister of Canada.
Students, teachers rally to save 'unique' City School in Hamilton, once pitched as a model to other cities
City School, the program that offers free post-secondary and employment-pathway courses for adults in Hamilton, closes at the end of March, a decision by Mohawk College in December. Students, teachers and community partners are hoping it might be saved.
How a century-old, Canada-U.S. collaboration keeps Niagara Falls shining bright — even in a trade war
"Our mutual respect and admiration of the falls is a reflection of how we should really be with one another," says Niagara Falls N.Y., MayorRobert Restaino.
Women in trades push for change in Ontario, saying isolation, discrimination still a problem
Women in construction and trades say they continue to face isolation, discrimination and other barriers that must be addressed if the industry and the province want more of them in the field.
Six Nations man and partner killed in Buffalo, shocking 2SLGBTQ+ groups and Ontario friends and family
A Six Nations man killed in Buffalo, N.Y., this week in a double homicide is being remembered as "an amazing artist" whose death marks"a terrible loss" for the arts as well as the 2SLGBTQ+ community. Jordan Celottowas from Six Nations of the Grand River, aHaudenosaunee First Nations reservein Ontario.
Virus that poses 'serious threat' to Niagara stonefruit detected in area, prompting federal agency response
Niagara is famous for its peaches, which could be under threat from a virus detected in the area for the first time since 2013. In response, the the Canadian Food Inspection Agency is expanding an area where restrictions are in place to help prevent the spread of plum pox virus.
Hamilton woman still wants accountability after inquest into brother's 2017 death in jail
The sister of a 34-year-old man who died in the Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre says the team who conducted the inquest was "fabulous," but it was a "kick in the face" it took nearly eight years to finally hold it.
More kids hospitalized with breathing issues, 'very high' fevers as measles outbreak grows
Officials with Southwestern Public Health (SWPH) and Grand Erie Public Health (GEPH), and a paediatrician working to treat children with measles, say the outbreak that's been rapidly growing in several counties is likely much larger than the numbers show.
Hamilton public health warns patients of possible exposure to unsterilized instruments at dental office
Patients of a Hamilton dental clinic may have been exposed to improperly sterilized instruments, according to an advisory from Hamilton Public Health Services (HPHS).
As ban on encampments takes effect, Hamilton council beefs up staffing to enforce it
A ban on tents in parks takes effect Thursday in Hamilton, with fourmunicipal law officers to be reassigned to enforce the bylaw full time as a way to "manage and regulate municipal parks," city staff said this week.
16-year-old dies after early morning shooting in Stoney Creek
A 16-year-old has died following an early-morning shooting in Stoney Creek on Thursday, police say.
Trump pausing tariffs on some Canadian goods until April 2
U.S. President Donald Trump said Thursday he is again pausing his tariffs on some Canadian goods until April 2, offering the country at least a partial reprieve from a punishing 25 per cent levy.
Is it possible for cities to split from U.S. businesses? In Hamilton, staff say it's complicated but doable
Like other Ontario municipalities, Hamilton is lookingto stop buyinggoods and servicesfrom American companies, but it's proving to be a complicated process. Procurement staff told council they're working ondefinitions and possible exemptions, andto understand the impact of tariffs on operations.
Environment Canada issues travel advisory for Hamilton as freeze expected to follow rain
After a day of rain prompted flood warnings, Environment Canada forecastfreezing temperatures andissued a travel advisory for Hamilton, Niagara and much of southern Ontario.
'We will not budge': Ford says 1-month delay on auto tariffs not good enough
The tariffs are expected to have a devastating impact on Ontario's auto manufacturing industry, which employs well over 100,000 people.
CBC's Nahlah Ayed moderates free public event in Burlington
IDEAS is hosting a series of cross-Canada discussions that focus on local solutions with the potential to inspire national change. Join Nahlah Ayed and panelists exploring the next chapter of Canada's democracy. Register in advance for tickets.
Inquest into death in Niagara jail tells province to improve conditions for inmate mental health and drug use
Jordan Case died while incarcerated at the Niagara Detention Centre in December 2018. Following a January 2025 inquest, a jury recommended 17 changes to prevent similar deaths, including implementing better training, tracking and risk assessments for inmates.
Dangerous offender who sexually abused boys in Niagara region granted unescorted leave from prison
Cory Newton deliberately lured, abused and victimized boys for years in the Ontario cities of St. Catharines and Welland and was incarcerated indefinitely beginning in 2006. The 54-year-old is now allowed out of prison for weeks at a time, according to Parole Board of Canada decision obtained by CBC Hamilton.
How U.S. tariffs will likely affect Ontario industries like steel, trucking and auto
U.S. President Donald Trump's long-threatened tariffs on Canadian goods went into effect after midnight Tuesday. Industry insiders explain what that could mean for business and employment in their sectors.
Medical experts urge vaccination after more than 100 measles cases confirmed in Ontario this year
Two Hamilton-area medical experts are reminding Canadians that being vaccinated is the best way to prevent getting sick with measles or spreading it to other people.
Fight between bald eagle and Canada goose in Burlington bay 'very symbolic,' says photographer
A bald eagle may have thought it spotted an easy lunch in a Canada goose sitting on an icy bay in Burlington, Ont., but according toMervyn Sequeira-who watched and photographed a20-minute battle between the two birds - the goose held its own.
Ontario rips up Starlink deal, plans to tax electricity in response to Trump trade war
Ontario will rip up its $100-million deal with Elon Musk's Starlink internet provider and U.S. companies will be banned from procurement contracts aspart of the province's response to President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canadian goods.
Heavy rain, localized flooding possible for Hamilton and area, says Environment Canada
Some heavy rain and thunderstorms are possible on Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Canada's Gilgeous-Alexander making 50-point games a regular occurrence for West-leading Thunder
Hamilton's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander became the 12th player in NBA history with at least four 50-point games in a season. His scoring binges have helped Oklahoma City roll to a Western Conference-leading 50-11 record.
City of Hamilton extends deadline for payment of property taxes, citing postal delivery issues
The City of Hamilton has extended the deadline for the most recent installment of property tax payments, giving homeowners until March 31 to settle their account.
Hamilton mayor heads to Washington after Trump says he'll go ahead with tariffs on Canadian goods
Hamilton's mayor will be in Washington this week to advocate against tariffs that President Donald Trump says he'll impose on goods from Canada beginning Tuesday. Civic and business leaders in the city and the Niagara region say they're working to prepare responses.
Trump tariffs, Canadian counter-tariffs now in effect as deadline passes
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says a first tranche of retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods will go into force at midnight if the U.S. goes ahead with blanket tariffs on Canadian imports.
City staff to explore giving tax break to Stoney Creek residents living within 3 km of stinky landfill
Hamilton city staff will look intomeasures that couldprovide relief to neighbours of a smelly GFL dump in Stoney Creek, including tax breaks and a temporary closure of the landfill, after councillors discussed the actions last week.
U.S. communities that border Ontario worry tariffs come at a personal cost
On Tuesday, President Donald Trump plans to impose a 25 per cent tariff on most imported Canadian goods and a 10 per cent tariff on Canadian oil and gas. Canada has said it will retaliate with a 25 per cent import tax on a multitude of American products.
Doug Ford has won another term. What's his 1st order of business?
After making it a central part of his re-election bid, experts say Premier Doug Ford will need to be ready to implementhis proposedmultibillion-dollar stimulus package as his new government waits to see if Donald Trump makes good on his tariff threats.
19 people now live at Hamilton's new outdoor shelter, with all 80 spots to be filled this month
City officials offered a tour of Hamilton's new outdoor shelter site, which currently has 19 residents.
Canada agrees to $30-million advance payment for Mississaugas of Credit First Nation land claim
The federal government says it's making an advance payment of $30 million to Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation as part of negotiations of the First Nation's treaty claim that involves nearly 11,000 acres of land in the Greater Toronto Area.
Canada's steel industry is bracing for tariff pain. Aluminum? Not so much
The United States is still highly dependent on Canadian aluminum production regardless of cost.
Independent MPP credits voters for making 'courageous' choice to reelect her in Haldimand-Norfolk
An independent candidate in Haldimand-Norfolk says she thinks her honest, genuine representation of her riding helped her defy the odds and recapture her seat in Queen's Park in Thursday night's election.
A billion-dollar sleep economy promises to help you snooze better. Should you buy in?
Many Canadians are searching for ways to get a better sleep, and they're turning to a market promoting products for a better night's sleep. But as more people cash in, experts say the costs may go beyond individual wallets.
Dozens of bursaries, scholarships handed out at 2025 John C. Holland Awards celebrating Black youth
A record 38 awards and scholarships were handed out during the 2025 Reverend John C. Holland Awards, an event celebrating Black youths' community achievements and contributions to Hamilton. One recipient, high school student Maya Ahmed, says when her name was called, it was "like I was just transported to a fantasy land."
Ford's focus on tariffs not enough to 'unsettle' NDP in Niagara, most of Hamilton: expert
Doug Ford's Progressive Conservatives (PCs) won a third straight majority government Thursday night, but in the Hamilton and Niagara region, the NDP were able to hold onto all but one of their seats that were at risk of a switch.
Rabies found in Hamilton bat, person exposed receiving medical care, says public health
Hamilton public health has confirmed a bat has tested positive for rabies - the first since last August.
How Doug Ford and his PCs won their 3rd straight Ontario election
Doug Ford and his Progressive Conservatives' thumping victory in Thursday's Ontario election came as the result of a campaign that focused ruthlessly on the one issue capturing the minds of Canadians right now, a leader who worked relentlessly to make the most of his opportunity, and perfect political timing.
Ontario's top court dismisses Peter Khill's manslaughter conviction appeal but reduces sentence
An Ontario court has dismissed a convictionappeal by Hamilton man Peter Khill, who was found guilty in the shooting death of an Indigenous man in 2016,while agreeing to imposea lesser sentence. The decision comes after a Superior Court judge admitted he mistakenly read aloud the wrong prison term.
Voting underway in Hamilton and Niagara as Ford seeks majority win
Hamilton and Niagara residents cast their ballots as Ford eyes 3rd straight majority win
Here's what you need to know on election day in Hamilton, Burlington, Haldimand-Norfolk, Brantford and Niagara.
PCs take Hamilton Mountain for 1st time in 30 years, while NDP win Hamilton Centre
As NDPincumbentsacross the Hamilton and Niagara areas heldon to their seats this provincial election, the PCs picked up Hamilton Mountain in a surprise win. Ontario Premier Doug Ford also won his third straight majority government.
McMaster course aims to fight the erasure of Black history in Latin America
As part of a class on Black Latin American and Caribbean history, a roundtable at McMaster University in Hamilton hears from Afro-Latinx scholars about race, culture, migration and diasporic identities.
PC, NDP, Liberal leaders visit Hamilton as election looms
The day before the 2025 Ontario election, the PC, NDP and Liberal leaders planned visits to Hamilton and Niagara. One politics professor says that indicates they believe local ridings could be close races.
West Lincoln council votes to remove U.S. flag from community hockey arena
After years of displaying the American flag at the arena inside the West Lincoln Community Centre, the local council has voted to take it down.
Who's got your vote in Hamilton Centre? Watch as most major party candidates make their case
When CBC Hamilton asked to hear from thecandidates running for the major partiesin Hamilton Centre, four of themvisitedour downtown studioand madetheir case to voters.Watch this collection of video interviews done with thosecandidates here.
'Sheer hell for us': Family of missing woman Shalini Singh speak as Hamilton police search landfill
Shalini Singh has been missing since Dec. 4. Hamilton police say the 40-year-old may have been killed in her apartment and her body disposed of in the building's garbage. CBC Hamilton spoke to Shalini's family as police continued to search a landfill Tuesday.
St. Catharines fighter Jasmine Jasudavicius to face former champ Jessica Andrade at UFC 315
Canadian Jasmine Jasudavicius looks to continue her climb up the flyweight rankings at UFC 315 in Montreal on May 10 when she takes on a former champion in Brazil's Jessica Andrade.
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