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No GO trains between West Harbour and Union Station Friday night through Sunday
Beginning Friday night and continuing through the weekend, there will be no GO trains running between West Harbour and Union Station due to construction, provincial transit agency Metrolinx says.
Quiet superstar: Canada's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander the face of new Thunder era
Canada's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the Oklahoma City Thunder's current NBA MVP candidate, is a different kind of superstar.
How to engage young people on climate change? Try screening a doc on environmental racism, says prof
Students at McMaster University will have an opportunity on Thursday to interact with three women in the documentary There's Something in the Water, which highlights the injustices and injuries caused by environmental racism.
As Ontario faces a certified class action, former recipients of basic income pilot share their struggles
Tracey Crosson is left with just $22 after paying rent. Single dad Joshua Hewitt feels his dignity has been "stripped away." As Ontario faces a certified class action lawsuit, some of the thousands who benefited from the basic income pilot project share stories of how life has been since it was scrapped early, in 2018, by the Ford government.
Inquest into 2019 death of man wanted in Hamilton double homicide ends with no recommendations
A coroner's inquest into the 2019 death of David Thomson, who was wanted in a double homicide, ended Wednesday with no recommendations to prevent similar deaths, but was told it still served a useful purpose.
In a 'win' for student organizing, this campus group is bringing cheap cycling to McMaster University
Next year, McMaster University undergrads will have the option of paying for a steeply discounted bike share pass through student fees. Organizers who campaigned in favour of the new program say that's a win for students' wallets and sustainability.
Crash and fuel spill on Burlington QEW closes Toronto-bound on-ramp to 403 and 407: OPP
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) say aToronto-bound on-ramp to the403 and 407 will be closed until roughly 2 p.m., on Wednesday after a crash and fuel spill in Burlington.
Single lane on Burlington Canal Lift Bridge to reopen Thursday
The Burlington Canal Lift Bridge will partially reopen Thursday and is expected to fully reopen this fall.
2 falcon eggs spotted atop of Hamilton's Sheraton Hotel with more on the way
Hamilton is set to see a new cast of baby peregrine falcons this year as two eggs have been spotted atop the Sheraton Hotel. The species were once endangered but are now in recovery.
Heavy flurry of snow to hit Hamilton area today: Environment Canada
Environment Canada has issued awinter weather travel advisory forHamilton, Burlington and Brantford ahead of an expected brief but heavy flurry of snow.
Support 'hub' for Black doctors launching in London, Ont., with plans for Hamilton, too
Black Physicians Association of Ontario (BPAO) which serves almost 400 doctors, is launching a remote hub in London, where doctors andmedical studentscan connect and discuss important issues impacting the communityand ways to improve health care for Black patients.
How to photograph the eclipse without frying your phone
You don't need a ton of professional gear to capture an image of the total solar eclipse next month, but photographers and space agencies say it is necessary to use eclipse glasses or solar filters to avoid damaging your eyes and phones.
Ontario government facing class action suit for abruptly cancelling basic income program
The Ontario government is facing a class action lawsuit for the cancellation of the province's basic income pilot project- an abrupt move that some say caused significant emotional and financial harm.
'Our job is to arrest wanted people,' Hamilton officer tells inquest touching on suspect's mental health
When preparing to apprehend an armed murder suspect, the tactical plan wouldn't change to accommodate that person's mental health, two members of the Hamilton Police Service tell the coroner's inquest into the 2019 death of David Thomson.
McMaster University professor among winners of $100K prize for Canada's top researchers
Getting food poisoning while travelling overseas gave an internationally renowned Canadian scientist some harrowing insights into antimicrobial resistance, the very topic that his decades of related research have now earned him a $100,000 Killam Prize.
Allergies acting up already? Mild winter to blame for early pollen release in southern Ontario
If your allergies seem to be acting up early, it's not just in your head. A warm winter has trees releasing pollen earlier this year, and one researcher says climate change could be extending allergy season.
Niagara Falls, Ont., mayor, police and telecoms brace for eclipse day crowds as 1 million visitors expected
Niagara Falls, Ont., is preparing for its most visitors ever on April 8. The mayor recommends people pack what they need for the day, while police, transit operators and telecoms prepare for crowds.
Man wanted in Hamilton double homicide faced health problems he didn't reveal to others, dad tells inquest
David Thomson was wanted in the 2019 deaths of two people in their Hamilton home when he took his own life shortly after police surrounded his Brantford, Ont., hotel room. Thomson's dad told a coroner's inquest Monday his son faced mental and physical health problems he didn't tell others about and he treated peoplewith the utmost attention and care.
Hamilton police recover car used in daytime shooting that killed 'loving' teen
Alexander Circiumaru, 19, was killed in a drive-by shooting in downtown Hamilton on March 6. 'We have no words to express our heartbreak - we can only keep praying for justice,' his family says.
Ontario Liberals rule out provincial carbon tax as part of 2026 election platform
Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie says if her party is successful in the next provincial election, she will not introduce a carbon tax. Premier Doug Ford's Progressive Conservatives have been spending a lot of time and money to tie her to the federal carbon price.
Still fighting eviction, 2 Hamilton tenants feel unsafe after recent break-ins
The last two tenants in a gutted Hamilton apartment building say they feel unsafe after theft and vandalism at their units. They want their landlord to address security concerns and the city to force action.
New service aims to be a 'big sister' for women intimidated by the mechanic
For many women, taking their car to a mechanic can be a daunting task. The founder of a new platform hopes to eliminate some of the anxieties often associated with mechanic visits.
Researchers help uncover Six Nations', Mississaugas' and other First Nations' donations to Irish Famine relief fund
Researchers say newly discovered archival records reveal an important connection between Ontario First Nations and Irish famine victims.
Canada's GED high school equivalency test ends after March, leaving adult students in limbo
The company behind the GED test is ending service in Canada this year and there's no alternative right now, which means adults wanting the equivalent of a high school diploma or to advance their education will face barriers.
Meet the GlamourGals: These med students spend their free time painting seniors' nails
McMaster University medical students have carved out time in their busy schedules to give manicures to seniors because they're concerned about elder isolation.
9th man charged with murder in death of prisoner at Niagara Detention Centre, police say
A 25-year-old Hamilton man is the latestperson chargedwith murder, Niagara police say, in connection with the death of an inmate at the Niagara Detention Centre.
Hamilton says it didn't pay ransom to cyberattackers — but won't say how much was demanded
Hamilton's mayor says the city didn't pay the hackers behind a ransomware attackthat has disrupted municipalservices for weeks - but she and other city officials wouldn't share other details, like how much money was demandedand exactly how muchdataHamiltonis locked out of.
Noisy metal scrapping company wants to run 24/7 — neighbour says that idea is 'insane'
Triple M Metal has applied to the province to expand its metal shredding operating hours at its north-end Hamilton location despite noise and emission concerns. "It will have a significant negative impact on the local human population and biodiversity," says Coun. Tammy Hawng.
Solar eclipse chasers travel the world for a few minutes in the shadow of the moon
For some, it's travelling to remote locations that makes catching fleeting moments of daytime darkness special. Others say the experience is personal and spiritual. And there are those who crave a human connection while watching the moon slowly envelope the sun. But they all say it's worth it for the chance to experience a total solar eclipse.
Rocco the dog to be returned to late owner's family after Ontario judge rejects girlfriend's stay request
The future of Rocco Jr. is a bit more clear todayafter an Ontario judge ruled against the girlfriend of the dog's late owner, requiring her to hand over the animal to her deceased partner's family.
New project revisits wampum belts through a contemporary lens
An artist from Akwesasne was recently commissioned to create a project featuring contemporary and traditional wampum belts for the Genesee Country Village and Museum in Mumford, N.Y.
Province is prepared to force sale of vacant Sir John A. Macdonald property in Hamilton: Lecce
The education minister said 'school boards' are guilty of 'land hoarding' and a new regulation allows the province to intercede. However, in the case of the Sir John A. Macdonald property, the province has denied funding for a community hub project there four times.
6 Ontario LTC providers face class action lawsuits for alleged gross negligence during pandemic
Of the more than 4,000 people who died of COVID-19 in Ontario's long-term care facilities, about 3,300 deaths were in homes run by the six companies now facing class action lawsuits on behalf of residents and family members who say infection control and prevention was inadequate.
Hamilton man arrested following months-long drug investigation by Guelph police
With the help of York Regional Police and the Hamilton Police Service, officers in Guelph arrested three people and seized more than $5 million in drugs and eight firearms.
Hamilton child isolating at home after catching measles overseas: public health
Officials say travellers at Toronto Pearson International Airport on March 5may have been exposed after the child travelled back to Ontario.
Hamilton to 'restore services progressively over time' after cyberattack: city manager
Hamilton has shifted its response from responding to the ransomware attack that has disrupted city services for more than two weeks to 'recovery, restorationand rebuilding,' city manager Marnie Cluckie told CBC this week.
Driver charged for hitting moving train, injuring 2-year-old passenger in Hamilton
The collision occurred on Feb. 21 at about 2:20 p.m. at Cochrane Road in east Hamilton.
McMaster students warned to avoid disruptive parties this St. Patrick's Day weekend, or face large fines
The City of Hamilton and police are implementing the 'University District Safety Initiative' surrounding McMaster,says the universityin a statement. The neighbourhoods include the western section of Westdale and Ainslie Wood.
Where to find safe glasses to watch the total solar eclipse in Hamilton and Niagara
As April 8 approaches, and the Hamilton-Niagara area is pegged as among the best places to view the once-in-a-lifetime total eclipse, those viewing it are advised to protect their eyes by wearing safety glasses - but only from verified sources.
Overhaul of Ontario police law set to take effect 5 years after act passed
An overhaul of Ontario's 34-year-old law governing policing in the province is set to take effect next month, with its rules and regulations covering everything from oversight to discipline to more easily allowing the suspension of officers without pay.
The 2023 Grey Cup game and festival made money for Hamilton and the province, study says
According to a study by Sport Tourism Canada, the 2023 Grey Cup game and festival generated a net economic impact of $41.9 million, including $35.4 million for Ontario and $29.2 million for Hamilton, which hosted the game.
City believes personal data is safe during Hamilton cyberattack. Experts say that's unusual
Hamilton officials said they believe the ransomware attack didn't compromise personal information. But cybersecurity experts say in attacks like these, it's rare for that sort of data to be spared.
Less than half of daycare spaces promised by Ottawa have been created ahead of 2026 deadline
The launch of a new national daycare program fuelled high hopes among Canadian families three years ago, but new figures show Ottawa is still a long way from meeting its goal of offering affordable spaces to "all families who need it" by 2026.
City workers not getting paid overtime amid Hamilton's ransomware attack: unions
City of Hamilton employees aren't getting pay for overtime work amid the ransomware attack that has disrupted the city forthe past two weeks, according to several unions.
Tenant describes 'absolutely shocking' damage of fire that spread from popular Hamilton restaurant
When Wynne Baker answered a phone call from her neighbour alerting her of a fire in her apartment building last Thursday, she took off sprinting. While the community support since has been 'incredible,' she says she is not 'doing great.'
Garner Road in Ancaster partially closed until December for construction, city says
A road that connects Ancaster to the Hamilton Mountain will be partially closed until the end of the year, according to the city.
Ottawa invests $13M in Indigenous health centre set for east Hamilton
The federal government is investing in a yet-to-be-built Indigenous-led health facility, which will be part of the larger Biindigen Well-Being Centre in Hamilton. The complex will also include family, social and housing services.
Hamilton police board member investigated for budget criticism, says he's being 'silenced'
Cameron Kroetsch, councillor for Ward 2, and one of Hamilton police board's most outspoken and criticalmembers will be temporarily stepping down as an oversight body investigates a complaint made by some of his fellow board members.
Watch: Hamilton actor Eugene Levy gets star on Hollywood Walk of Fame, gives nod to hometown
Eugene Levy's Hamilton roots were at the forefront of mind as he received his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Friday. His friend and fellow Canadian actor Catherine O'Hara was there to celebrate the moment with him.
2 women injured, 1 critically, in shooting on Highway 6 in Hamilton, paramedics say
Two women were injured - one critically - after a shooting on Highway 6 in Hamilton Sunday morning, Hamilton Paramedics say.
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