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The reinforced gloves made by Oakley are raising questions across Ontario in the wake of a CBC News investigation into their use after the death of an Ottawa man last year.

Sunday, March 26 will mark the much anticipated return of Valley Inn Road to the Around the Bay Road Race. With family events, food and live entertainment, Around the Bay Road race has something for everyone.

As stolen property goes, it’s pretty conspicuous — Halton police are searching for someone who made off with a school bus in Burlington.

A Grimsby man is facing more charges after two high-end bicycles were stolen from open garages in Burlington in early March.

Dr. Ferdinand Mejilla was killed last Thursday in a double-shooting at his chiropractic clinic in Burlington, Ontario. Mejilla, who leaves behind five children, is being remembered as a hard-working family man.

Nestled halfway between Hamilton and Brantford is one of the city’s best kept secrets — a bed and breakfast so good, it was just rated number one in the country by TripAdvisor.

Should the city ban sugary drinks and related advertising in its facilities? At least one expert says yes.

The latest updates on the roads and rails for your morning commute in and out of Hamilton.

Here's a look at the weather you can expect in Hamilton today.

The city will spend $190,000 to calm traffic on Aberdeen Avenue. But Mountain councillors say they should have a say in this too.

The Niagara Catholic District School Board has locked out elementary school teachers amid bargaining that began more than a year ago.

Homicide detectives investigated Monday after a body was found on the property of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Elementary School in Stoney Creek on Sunday.

Dr. Fred Mejilla, 50, was pronounced dead in hospital after the Thursday shooting, and the alleged shooter, David Williamson, 44, died in hospital this weekend.

Police are looking for these 4 people in connection with rural Burlington car break-ins, and fraudulent use of stolen credit cards.

Gun shots were heard around 4:00 a.m. Monday morning. There were no reported injuries.

A Canada-wide warrant was granted Monday afternoon for a man wanted in connection with the death of a boy in St. Catharines.

Controversial professor Jordan Peterson was set to have a debate on Friday about free speech in academia at McMaster. But after the professors scheduled to debate him backed out, it became a solo talk for Peterson which was vigorously protested by student activists.

The Niagara Regional Police Service say a 43-year-old man is wanted for first-degree murder in the death of his stepson.

Laurie Ulrich, whose 10-year-old daughter died with three other family members in a tragic accident right before Christmas 2005, wants to see the money that was raised in her name to be used for community initiatives.

Hamilton is considering offering free rides up and down the escarpment on HSR buses for cyclists — and it won't even cost much.

In court documents to support an arrest warrant for Karim Baratov, U.S. and Canadian law enforcement officials paint a picture of the 22-year-old as a flight risk with hundreds of thousands of dollars at his disposal.

All 74 residents of Leisure Living Retirement Home have since returned after a wind storm tore the roof off the facility on March 8.

Niagara police are looking for a male suspect they say fled from a St. Catharines bank after stabbing a woman late Friday morning.

The extradition process for Karim Baratov could take months or years to resolve.

Halima Hatimy says she agreed not to take marijuana to Ghana. The university didn't believe her, and took her off the trip. Now she's filed a human rights complaint.

Police are looking for the person who sexually assaulted a woman near Barton Street this year. And now they've released a composite sketch of the suspect.

Dr. Fred Mejilla, 50, was pronounced dead in hospital. The alleged shooter, David Williamson, 44, remains in critical condition.

The lawyer for the Canadian charged in a massive hack of Yahoo emails hopes to get his client released on bail and said he plans to fight his extradition to the United States.

The city wants to do a better job recording, live streaming, and archiving its own committee meetings. On Wednesday, city employees provided an update on where that process stands.

Temperatures will reach 4 C, but Friday night will bring snow.

GO Transit is running on time. The highways are fine.

Police were surprised when a citizen walked in with a grenade he wanted them to dispose of.

Two people have been injured in a shooting at a Burlington chiropractic clinic, police say.

Karim Baratov is being held in custody — it is not clear where, or by whom — and is set to appear via video link Friday in a Hamilton court. The U.S. is seeking to extradite Baratov on charges that include computer fraud and identity theft.

Police say there are at least eight victims, and there may be more.

Here's a pretty great list of things to do today in Hamilton.

It'll warm up a little after Hamilton dug out from under a bruising snowstorm this week.

There was a cancelled GO train earlier this morning, but now the schedule is back on track.

On Wednesday, Karim Baratov's neighbours were stunned to find out the man they’d puzzled about was a target of a U.S. Department of Justice investigation into international data hacking.

"Workaholic. Occasional drawer. Gym rat" is how the 22-year-old describes himself on social media — an image at odds with the hacking allegations that have been levelled against Hamilton resident Karim Baratov by the FBI.

A Hamilton man faces charges after an Ancaster CIBC was robbed Tuesday afternoon.

A petition calling for Hamilton police and city officials to take renewed interest in the disappearance of Sheryl Sheppard 19 years ago has almost reached its goal of 500 signatures.

The United States has announced charges against a dual Canadian-Kazakh national, two Russian intelligence officers and a fourth man, who lives in the U.S. but has ties to Russia, accusing them of a massive data breach at Yahoo that affected at least a half billion user accounts.

A stretch of Upper Sherman Ave. between Rymal and Stonechurch Road will be completely closed beginning March 20 through to December 2017.

The OPP have reopened the 401 in both directions east of Kingston, Ont., after multiple pileups left a Hamilton man dead, caused a toxic leak and prompted an evacuation on Tuesday.

Here's a pretty great list of things to do today in Hamilton.

Police say weather and road conditions may have been a factor, but they're investigating others.

Kenaidan Contracting Ltd. says it doesn't owe Lancaster Group $1.84 million for work it did on the stadium. Lancaster says the city shouldn't hire Kenaidan until it pays.

The high Wednesday will be -4 C.

There are no abnormalities on GO Transit or local highways.