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Tom Jackson says the injuries and rope rescues over the last two years, as well as the death of a man in his 50s this month, have prompted him to call the city to look into it.

A man is dead after a steel coil fell on him in an industrial accident in Stoney Creek, police say.

The first Aboriginal Summer Games, organized by the Aboriginal Sport and Wellness Council of Ontario, were held at Six Nations. Teens from across the province have come to compete in sports like archery, rifle shooting, swimming, kayaking, and other athletics.

A controversial evangelical preacher whose claims include raising the dead, curing cancer and healing the blind is in Hamilton for a residency in an east end church.

The ban includes burning wood, campfires and any other outdoor wood burning appliances until further notice.

New numbers from Statistics Canada show gun violence was up dramatically in 2015 compared to the year before.

Police arrested two other suspects this week.

A worker was transported by air ambulance to hospital after he was trapped under a concrete slab on a Flamborough construction site Thursday.

Paramedics took a woman with severe injuries to hospital in an ambulance Thursday. Police charged the bus driver with failing to yield to a pedestrian.

Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton today.

Temperatures are expected to reach 33 C Thursday afternoon.

GO trains and buses are delayed out of Hamilton, and there are no major delays on highways.

The city is adding up the cost of replacing the seats, and safety measures, to give to the province.

The province’s municipal watchdog ruled Tuesday that a city committee was wrong to have deliberated about local election spending complaints behind closed doors last year.

Hamilton has had more hot days this summer than all of last year, and the trend is set to continue. The grass is brown, and parks are looking more like a desert than a destination.

A sign with a derogatory term for homosexuals was removed with combined efforts from police and firefighters. Police will be investigating whether mischief or hate crime charges are warranted.

Ward 1 Coun. Aidan Johnson is sick of the “ugly blue film” affixed to many of Hamilton’s city buses — and so he is attempting to get rid of it once and for all.

The 100-year-old Pasadena apartment building on Bold Street was gutted by fire in 2014. Now Paven Bratch, the entrepreneur behind the nearby Radius cafe, is on a mission to restore the building to its former glory with boutique condo units while keeping heritage features intact.

Temperatures expected to reach highs in the low 30s Celsius this week and weekend.

Alena Sharp and David Hearn, raised in Hamilton and Burlington respectively, have both golfed at the Brantford Golf and Country Club since they were teenagers. They both attribute the club's old-fashioned course design to developing their skills in ways that other courses wouldn't.

Crime reported by police in 2015 rose in Canada but fell in Hamilton, new numbers from Statistics Canada show.

Hamilton barber Neil Harris' killing was a targeted incident, police announced Wednesday after two men were charged with first-degree murder in connection with his death.

One person has died after a fire at an upper Stoney Creek home Wednesday evening.

Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton today.

Temperatures will reach 29 C.

There are no major issues to report this morning.

The province will add $2.65 million to keep a transition fund going to help U.S. Steel Canada retirees with prescription drugs and other urgent medical benefits needs.

The popular smartphone game has brought people to a memorial for Jenny Latimer's baby son, Kevin, who fell out of a window and died a few months later.

The provincial police regulator has launched an investigation into a Hamilton police officer’s conduct and online behaviour after a traffic stop that an area man says escalated into "bigoted treatment."

The 77-year-old woman was trying to stop a truck and trailer that was rolling down the driveway.

Sheldon the pig can now hold his head up high as he struts around the neighbourhood with his owners — the City of Hamilton has granted the pet pot-bellied pig an official licence.

Hubert Krygsman signed on to a second five-year term in 2015. His move comes in the midst of several years of budget and enrolment challenges.

Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton today.

Temperatures will reach 27 C on Tuesday. No rain is expected.

There are no issues to report around Hamilton right now.

Anti-racial profiling activists say their concerns aren't met by new draft Hamilton Police policies on the controversial carding/street checks practice.

Hamilton’s Arkells are on the cusp of releasing a brand new album, and they’ll be in studio at CBC Hamilton this Wednesday to take your questions in a Facebook live video chat.

A 36-year-old Brampton man was sentenced to one year in jail in provincial court in Hamilton, after being convicted of dangerous driving charge resulting from a collision that closed the Skyway Bridge for four days on a holiday weekend in 2014.

We show different sides to different people, says playwright Laura Magalas. But which one is really us?

Here's a look at some of the things to do in Hamilton today.

A man dies at Albion Falls. Hamiltonians hold a vigil for victims of police violence. Trump's fate is secured.

MTO and the OPP are reporting nothing that should get in the way of Hamilton commuters.

It'll be a hot summer day in Hamilton on Monday with a chance of thunderstorms in the morning.

Several McMaster student organizations held a vigil in Victoria Park on Saturday in solidarity with victims of police violence. Starting around 6:30 p.m. and featuring Hamilton City Councilor Matthew Green, the vigil was attended by at least 80 people. Speakers talked about local issues such as carding, and wider problems.

The man and his family were hiking in the area near Mountain Brow Boulevard when he fell and died, according to Hamilton Police.

Rob Morton, a Master's student at McMaster University, says lifting lighter weights many times is as efficient as lifting heavy weights fewer times.

A new report on Hamilton's economy shows that Hamilton's unemployment rate is up almost a full percent from this time last year. Simultaneously, the rise in house prices have outstripped Toronto's real estate growth, again by 1%.

C.J. Gable ran in a touchdown and Brandon Banks returned a punt for another as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats downed the punchless Montreal Alouettes 31-7 on Friday night.

From Pokemon Go to an antique PC from 1976, the Brantford Personal Computer Museum gives a unique glimpse into the technological leaps we've made in the last 40 years.

A former Hamilton doctor will be made to pay more than $21,000 after committing an act of professional misconduct, says the discipline committee of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.