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UN report on Canada's temporary foreign workers details the many ways they've been abused
A new report from the United Nations says migrant workers in Canada are facing various forms of abuse, with little recourse.
A couple couldn't see Hamilton band Arkells. Then singer Max Kerman showed up at their wedding
Stephanie and Noah Brace say they go to see Arkells every time they play in Newfoundland, but their wedding meant they couldn't make last weekend's concert. That's when a friend messaged singer Max Kerman for a surprise performance.
Young adults struggling with mental health, finances: data
Young adults in Torontoare struggling more than previous years - and to a greater extent than their older peers- with deteriorating mental health, crippling financial concernsand growing social isolation, according to an organization that tracks the city's quality of life.
The political consensus on taxing Chinese imports is now complete — your move, Minister Freeland
Now that Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives have joined the chorus calling for more action against Chinese imports, a key decision facing Finance Minister Chrystia Freelandthis month just got a little easier.
To pay for affordable housing, some non-profits bypass banks and get loans from their neighbours
Non-profit organizations in Canada are increasingly turning to "community bonds" to raise capital and create affordable housing at a time when people across the country are being squeezed by high rents and a tight market.
Peter Dyakowski appointed CFL Players' Association interim executive director
The CFL Players' Association appointed Peter Dyakowski as its interim executive director Tuesday. Dyakowski will assume the role at the end of September when executive director Brian Ramsay leaves to become Professional Hockey Players' Association executive director.
Niagara police share name of woman 3½ months after she was killed in Smithville home
Niagara police have shared the name of a 62-year-old woman killed in her home in Smithville three-and-a-half months after her death.
This musical pavement in Cambridge was inspired by the Grand River
The streets are alive with the sound of music in Cambridge. Two permanent interactive art pieces in the Gaslight District, River Lines and Hello Hello, are encouraging people to dance and create music with their voices. Melissa Mongiat, the co-founder of Daily Tous les Jours, explains how the art pieces highlight the community's relationship with the riverfront - and with each other.
Hamilton-Burlington SPCA just got a donation of $1.5M in pet food. But there's no place to keep it
Have you got a lead on 10,000 square feet of available warehousing space? If so, the Hamilton-Burlington SPCA wants to hear from you. The animal welfare charity says it's looking to store $1.5 million worth of pet food it received as a donation from a group of its partners.
77-year-old woman stabbed last week in her apartment was killed by neighbour, Hamilton police say
A woman who had been living in a Hamilton apartment for at least six months was found dead last week in her bed after being stabbed by a 51-year-old neighbour, Det.Frank De Vuonotold a news conference Monday. Police also confirmed the man took his own life.
$290M renovation of Hamilton's FirstOntario Centre underway, concerts to take stage next year
Hamilton's revampedFirstOntario Centre will reopen in just over a year, with the reno project on schedule and eventsbooked for late next year.The venture is being backed by at least one big-name investor - an NBA player from the city who just returned from the Paris Olympics, one of the developers says.
Partial closure of Fort Erie-bound QEW in Burlington this weekend
The City of Burlington is warning drivers of a partial closure on the QEW toward Fort Erie this weekend.
23 years into Alexisonfire's career, the band gets ready to play one of its biggest shows yet
Canadian post-hardcore band Alexisonfire, from St. Catharines, Ont., is used to headlining shows and hometown festivals, but 23 years into its career, the powerhouse performers have taken a rare opening act gig that puts them in front of one of their biggest audiences yet.
Hamilton confirms first case of bat rabies of 2024
In an Aug. 9 news release, Hamilton Public Health Services confirmed the city's first 2024 case of bat rabies. AHamilton resident is now being treated by health care providers due to exposure to the infected bat.
Alouettes jump out to early 15-0 lead, tame Tiger-Cats 33-23
For the second week in a row the Montreal Alouettes, defending Grey Cup Champions, have defeated the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
National Steel Car fined $360K for Hamilton worker's death, another critically injured in 2022
The union calls for stiffer penalties when workers die on the job. "Small" fines become the "cost of doing business" and don't spur real change to workplace conditions, the local president says.
Canada's housing crisis is adversely affecting international students, University of Waterloo study finds
A new studyled by a team of researchers at the University of Waterloo'sfaculty of environment hasfound that international students are among the most vulnerable people impacted by the current housing crisis.
2 federal party leaders fight for votes in Hamilton with seats up for grabs ahead of next election
As polling shows ridings up for grabs in the Hamilton region, politicians from three federal parties visited the city within the last week-and-a-half to promote policies and gain support from locals.
Conservative leader wants Canada to match U.S. tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has added his voice to those calling on the federal government to slap tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles and associated parts.
Hamilton's downtown YMCA resuming services next week after fire in July
Hamilton's downtown YMCA says its serviceswill reopen to members on Monday, Aug. 12.
1 horse killed, several injured after 3 tornadoes hit Niagara Region, researchers say
Researchers with the Northern Tornadoes Project have more details about the three tornadoes that struck Niagara Region on Monday.
2 people dead in Ottawa Street apartment — 1 death being investigated as a homicide, police say
Hamilton police's homicide unit is investigating after finding two people dead in an Ottawa Street apartment.
Why Hamilton marathoner Reid Coolsaet says Moh Ahmed's Olympic race was 'craziest 10k' he's ever seen
Moh Ahmed of St. Catharines,Ont., finished fourth in the10,000 metre race at the Paris Olympics, one of 13 men to break an Olympic set in 2008. Hamilton marathoner Reid Coolsaet, an Olympian in 2012 and 2016, explains why he says the race was the "craziest 10k" he's ever seen.
Meet the Ontario man trying to run the 900 km Bruce Trail unsupported and in record time
An Ontario runner is seeking to break a record for the fastest unsupported run along the over-900-kilometre-long Bruce Trail.
Special weather statement issued for Hamilton as remnants of tropical storm Debby hit eastern Ontario
The statement, issued on Thursdayat 10:46 a.m.,says alow pressure system is expected to give heavy rainfall in parts of southwestern Ontario and the Golden Horseshoe. The statement says to expect rainfall amounts of 25 to 50 mm.
How Hamilton's Eleanor Harvey went from thinking about retirement to an Olympic medal
Had she left the sport, Eleanor Harvey wouldn't have found a new coach and made history in Paris, where the 29-year-old won a bronze in women's individual foil - getting Canada its first-ever Olympic fencing medal.
Mayors campaign for Ontario to tackle homelessness, drug crisis
A broad coalition led by Ontariomayors is calling on the provincial and federal governmentsto devote more resources to tackling a surge inhomelessness and addictions in communities across the province.
3 tornadoes hit Niagara Region on Monday, researchers confirm
Researchers with the Northern Tornadoes Project have confirmed three tornadoes hit the Niagara Region on Monday.
HSR announces expanded service on evenings and weekends starting Sept. 1
Hamilton Street Railway (HSR) announced Wednesday afternoon it will be expanding evening and weekend service starting on Sept. 1.
Man charged with stunt driving after vehicle clocked doing 117 km/h in 60 km/h zone, Hamilton police say
A 31-year-old manis facing charges after Hamilton police say he was clocked driving 117 km/h in a 60 km/h zone onUpper Centennial Parkway. At about 1:06 a.m., police observed a vehicle heading westbound on Regional Road 20 just east of Third Road East.
'It felt like a movie,' says man who saw tornado hit Niagara Region
Researchers have confirmed at least one tornado hit Niagara Region on Monday.
Hamilton man, 40, faces murder charge after roommate's death at residential care facility
Hamilton police have arrested and charged a 40-year-old Hamilton man with second-degree murder after the death of David Fugler.
Why was there a call out for non-union workers for an Ontario government ad? ACTRA actors want to know
ACTRA members say call-outs for non-union actors undermine them and raise questions about the Ontario labour minister's promise to look into the concerns of union members.
How badminton helped this Burlington, Ont. Olympian adapt to Canada and start a family
For Adam Dong, badminton is more than just the sport he played at the Olympics in Paris. It's the sport he's been enamoured with since he was a child, the thing that helped him overcome the culture shock of immigrating from China, and the reason he met his wife.
St. Catharines' Moh Ahmed has appeal denied after getting tripped in Olympic men's 5,000m heat
An appeal submitted by Canadian distance runner Moh Ahmed was rejected Wednesday shortly after the reigningOlympic silver medallist in the men's 5,000 metreswas trippedlate in his first-round heat in Paris.
Mayor directs staff to deliver plan on sanctioned encampments offering tiny homes to unhoused Hamiltonians
As a growing number of people face no other housing option other than to pitch tents in parks, Mayor Andrea Horwath directed staff, Tuesday, to come up with a plan.
From promise to pain, Canadian men's basketball team endures all-too-familiar fate in Paris
This Canadian men's basketball team was supposed to be different. Instead, the same old story unfurled in Tuesday's 82-73 quarterfinal loss to France at the Paris Olympics.
Death of Hamilton man, 46, being investigated as homicide after autopsy: police
Hamilton police say the death of a 46-year-old man over the weekend is now being investigated as a homicide.
Canada's Sharp, Henderson ready for 'electric atmosphere' at Olympic golf tournament
For a third straight Games, Alena Sharp, of Hamilton, Ont., and Smiths Falls, Ont.'s Brooke Henderson will represent Canada in the Olympic women's golf tournament. Action begins Wednesday at 3 a.m. ET and continues through Saturday's final round.
Hamilton man, 63, dead after Sunday apartment fire near Stoney Creek
A 63-year-old Hamilton man has died after a fire on Sunday morning near Stoney Creek, according to police.
Delhi, Ont. hockey star Marek Vanacker signs 1st NHL contract with Chicago Blackhawks, team says
Delhi'sMarek Vanacker is about to begin what the Chicago Blackhawks hope is a long and successfulNHL career.The team announced Monday that he signed a three-year entry level contract.
'Smarten up' mayor says to thousands of fans who crashed Billy Talent concert in Port Colborne, Ont.
Niagara Regional Police Service says several thousand people pushed through the fences at a free Billy Talent concert in Port Colborne, Ont., on Saturday.
Looking for a job in the food service industry? Your race, immigration status and appearance could decide
Aforthcoming study has found that hiring bias exists for many managers, with a candidate's race, country of origin, immigration status, Indigeneity,gender and physical appearance being among the deciding factors.
Criminals have shifted from fentanyl imports to Canadian-made product, Hamilton police say
Organized crime groups have shiftedtheir efforts away from importing the deadly synthetic opioid fentanyl and are now producing it primarily on Canadian soil.
This year's Festival of Friends was 'best year so far' in 48-year history, organizer says
The Festival of Friends welcomed thousands of people to Gage Park in Hamilton over the August long weekend, with organizers calling itthe "best" festivalin their near 50-year history.
Pedestrian, 67, killed in Hamilton Mountain crash
A 67-year-old man has died following a collision involving a motorcycle on Mountain Brow Boulevard on Sunday, Hamilton police say.
For beach lifeguards, keeping you safe is a huge responsibility and massive passion
Eleven years into her career as an open-water lifeguard, Stephanie Harding can't turn off the instinct to be constantly vigilant and scanning the waters for potentially weak swimmers.
Artists were sold on the 'top-of-the-line,' affordable studio space. Now they face a surprise eviction
Artists who work out of an affordable studio space in central Hamilton say they have less than two weeks left before they're forced to vacate the premises when they thought they had until next year.
Why a 4th-place finish in 10,000m meant as much to Moh Ahmed as 'most Olympic medals'
The Olympic men's 10,000-kilometre record had stood since 2008. But on Friday, in one fell swoop, 13 different athletes went faster. Canada's Moh Ahmed, painfully, missed the podium in fourth.
After fire at residence, Hamilton YMCA is rethinking how it helps people facing homelessness
The fire at the YMCA in Hamilton's downtown branch last month is promptingthe charity to rethink how ithelps people experiencing homelessness in the city, according to its chief executive officer.
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