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Possibility of hail, severe thunderstorms and tornado in Hamilton, Niagara and surrounding areas
A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect forHamilton, Niagara and surrounding areas Thursday afternoon, according to Environment Canada.
1 dead after single-vehicle collision, police say
A 46-year-old man is dead after a single-vehicle collision in Hamilton.
'Wind phone' in Niagara forest part of worldwide efforts to help grieving people speak to lost loved ones
Niagara's new "wind phone," an old-school rotary handset mounted amid trees at Ball's Falls Conservation Area, is a place for grieving people to feel connection with their deceased loved ones.
Brant County man swimming across Lake Ontario to raise awareness for mental health
Jason Kloss will swim 51 km across Lake Ontario between Aug. 11 and Aug. 12, hoping to raise $50K for the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.
What is NIMBYism and how is it affecting how much housing is getting built?
While the Not In My Backyard phenomenon existed long before the current housing shortage in Canada became pronounced, experts say counteracting it is more important now than ever before
'Suspicious' fire at Sizzle Nightclub in Hess Village causes over $500K in damages, fire chief says
Firefighters arrived at the Hess Street Southnightclub and restaurant to find heavy smoke and fire had already engulfed the three-storey building.
Canadian flyweight Jasmine Jasudavicius, from St. Catharines, Ont., to fight on September UFC card in Las Vegas
Canadian flyweight Jasmine Jasudavicius will face American Tracy Cortez on a UFC Fight Night card in September in Las Vegas.
Construction of new hospital in Niagara begins after concerns over staffing, urgent care closures
After more than a decade of planning, the construction of a new South Niagara hospital has started.
How rent control can help tenants — or not
Advocates say rent contol helps offer tenants predictability and prevents excessive price hikes from year to year. But others say it can restrain new housing development in a market that's already desperately short on units.
Hamilton man stabbed at Woodlands Park encampment in critical but stable condition, police say
A 37-year-old man remains in critical but stablecondition, Hamilton police say. Investigatorshope to speak to the victim on Tuesday about the serious assault. Police are also investigating two other incidents at encampments from last month.
Brantford wants to know what residents think of 'strong mayor' powers before using them
Brantford's mayor says he won't use his new provincially imposed powersuntil he knows how residents feel about them.
Chedoke Creek clean up resumes after months-long delay
City contractorshave resumeddredging upbiohazardous sediment at the bottom ofChedoke Creek after the city saysenvironmental monitoring agreements have been reached with local First Nations groups.
Cyclist, 82, in critical condition after hit and run in Niagara-on-the-Lake, police say
An 82-year-old man is in critical condition after being struck from behind while on his bike in Niagara-on-the-Lake on Thursday, Niagara Region Police Service said.
Canada's inflation rate falls to 2.8%
Canada's inflation rate fell to 2.8 per cent in June, its lowest level in more than two years.
Minimum wage couldn't land you a 1-bedroom unit years ago. Now, it's even worse. Here's why
A new report released Tuesday by the Canadian Centre for PolicyAlternatives found that while minimum wages have risen since 2018, they haven't increased as fast as rental rates. Researchers say this not only leaves workers spending too much on rent, but ultimatelyputs minimum wage workers at risk of becoming homeless.
Driver found guilty in hit-and-run death of Hamilton conductor Boris Brott
Arsenije Lojovic, the driver who hit and killedHamilton conductor Boris Brott on April 5, 2022,has been found guilty of several charges, including dangerous driving causing death and fail to remain causing death.
Some Hamilton councillors say they'll stand in front of bulldozers to stop Greenbelt development
Some frustrated and reluctant Hamilton councillors say they'll go to great lengths to stop development of the Greenbelt, even if it means physically blocking construction.In the meantime, the city will participate in discussions with developers and the province.
$34K worth of Botox, filler stolen from Burlington business, police say
Like a scene out of a heist movie, police say two menclimbed onto the roof of a Burlington, Ont. dance studio and broke in through a skylight. But their target appears to be the next door cosmetics business.
Kanatawakhon, a Kanien'kéha teacher who helped revive the language, dies at 70
Kanatawakhon (David) Maracle envisaged a new way to teach his language - the root word method - and his legacy is heard through modern-day Kanienkeha speakers across Haudenosaunee territories in North America.
McMaster Children's Hospital opens Canada's first pediatric stool bank
McMaster Children's Hospital wants your kids' poop - so they can add it to their collection of frozen stool and use it to help other children.
Tom Wilson and Santee Smith among 4 locals named to Order of Canada
Musician Tom Wilson, artist Santee Smith, mining engineer Gary Purdy and international human rights expert Rhoda Howard-Hassmann were all named to the Order of Canada.
3 people in hospital and 3 pets dead after fire at east-end apartment
Hamilton's fire chief says one person is in critical but stable condition and two other people were hospitalized after a fire in an east-endhighrise apartment.
Construction labour crunch leaves Canada in need of boosting ranks of home builders
Canada is growing rapidly - and so are its housing needs. This reality is testing the construction industry, which is dealing with a mounting labour shortage.
Six Nations sending nearly 50 athletes to North American Indigenous Games
Nearly 50 young athletes will represent Six Nations of the Grand River at the North American Indigenous Games, which begins Saturday in Nova Scotia.
The Peregrine falcon is officially Hamilton's city bird
Residents hadselected the peregrine falcon over a year ago in an onlinepoll by Bird Friendly Hamilton Burlington.
Former Ontario inmates say complaints system is broken after docs reveal medical concerns, abuse allegations
Documents obtained by CBC Hamilton show the range of complaints made by inmates at the Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre in 2022. Former inmates-turned-prisoner rights advocates say the complaints system in Ontario is broken and incarcerated people suffer in silence.
Breathing the air in parts of Hamilton is like smoking a cigarette a day, researcher says
Depending where you are in Hamilton, you could be breathing in up to a cigarette's worth of cancer-causing benzo(a)pyrene a day. But no matter where you are in the urban area, you're breathing in more than you should be.
Hamilton man missing since 2019 found alive in U.S., by volunteer search group
A Hamilton man who had been missing for nearly four yearshas been found aliveby a volunteer search group.
Driver who killed Hamilton cyclist facing $8.5M lawsuit for 'reckless disregard' of life
Some members of the family of a Hamilton man who died while bikinghas filed an $8.5 million lawsuit against the driver who killed him.
Competitors welcome return of North American Indigenous Games
The triennial event returns, to the delight of athletes, coaches, and teams from every part of Turtle Island.
Burlington seniors to get free transit in August, young people ride free on evenings and weekends
Public transit in Burlington, Ont., will be free for seniors all the time and free for youth on evenings and weekends starting in August.
Canadian universities to examine security, inclusivity after University of Waterloo stabbings
The CEO of Universities Canada says a stabbing at the University of Waterloo in Ontario is a reminder to have the right security measures and cultural environment to prevent future attacks.
Weightlifting has many health benefits and it's easy to get started, researchers say
Brad Currier andJon Mcleod are PhD candidates at McMaster University and co-researcherson a new paper on the "great weight debate" weigh in on the benefits of lifting.
Hamilton man waiting 5 years for tribunal hearing after human rights complaint against McMaster security
When Kevin Daley filed a human rights complaint against security at McMaster University, he was ready for a fight - but he wasn't expecting it to go five years. He's still waiting for a hearing before the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario.
Hamilton's Ann Konkel is an 'inspiration' as she turns 108
Ann Konkel, a beloved matriarch, Second World War survivor and former emergency room nurse who has lived in Hamilton since 1952,willcelebrate her 108th birthday on Friday.
Updated COVID-19 vaccines recommended for fall boosters, Canada's vaccine advisers say
The country's national vaccine advisers are recommending Canadians get another COVID-19 booster shot this fall, with updated vaccines expected in the months ahead.
Invasive fungus that kills oak trees was near the border in 2021 — now it's spreading across Ontario
Oak wilt has been spotted three times in Niagara-on-the-Lake, according to the federal government.
Ontario developer asks court to prevent, delay interview with auditor general in Greenbelt audit
A prominent Toronto-area developer is asking a court to block or delay a provincial watchdog frominterviewing him as part of its investigation into the Ontario government's decision to open formerly protected landfor housing development,CBC News has learned.
Deputy minister had no reason to think Mendicino was unaware of Bernardo move, department says
The federal Public Safety Department is defending a decision by its top officials not to contact the minister directly about the transfer of notorious serial killer Paul Bernardo to a medium-security prison.
Brantford police warn public to be wary of new grandparent scam
Brantford police are warning the public that fraudsters are targeting people via text message.
Animal Welfare rescues dog after video appears to show animal being abused by owner in Dundas
Provincial Animal Welfare Services (PAWS)hastaken a dogafter videos surfaced of a man allegedly whipping and dragging it while on a walk in the town of Dundas in Hamilton.
City councillor to raise motion to declare domestic violence 'epidemic' in Hamilton
Hamilton'sWoman Abuse Working Group (WAWG)is calling on the city to declare domestic and intimate partner violence an epidemic, while revealing statistics showing a great need for expanded services in the city.
Self-checkout theft causing problems for retailers — and shoppers who despise receipt checks
Some shoppers feel they're being unfairly targeted for receipt checks due to theft at self-checkouts. A criminologist who studies the topic says this type of theft is growing as retailers add more self-checkouts and shoppers feel emboldened to steal.
Ontario long-term care homes with poor care records are getting tax dollars to expand
CBC found several long-term care homes planning to expand with taxpayer support are run by operators with long histories of non-compliance with the law, or poor outcomes through the pandemic.
Canadian women's 8 team claims silver at World Cup event in Switzerland
The Canadian women's eight team secured a silver medal on Sunday at the World Rowing Cup III in Lucerne, Switzerland, finishing just under one secondback of gold-medallist Great Britain.
Anglican Church of Canada introduces pastoral blessing for transgender and gender non-binary parishioners
The Anglican Church of Canada has approved new liturgical blessings that embrace transgender and gender non-binary members of their church. Reverend Eileen Scully is the author of the texts and she says the aim was to embrace those already in their church.
Families face 'hidden homelessness' as Hamilton shelter system is consistently overwhelmed
The family shelter system in Hamilton has been overwhelmed for over a year, with the 62 available rooms and overflow hotel rooms filled almost every week. For Mark Wakiri, a father of five who was injured at work a year ago, finding housing outside of the shelter is a difficult task.
Woman dead, man critically injured after falling 8 floors from Burlington apartment, SIU says
Ontario's police watchdog says a 24-year-old woman has died and a 29-year-old man is in critical condition after falling eight storeys from a balcony in Burlington, Ont. The falls occurred after police attended to a call at the apartment, the SIU says.
How rare footage of Pink Floyd concert dubbed 'the Woodstock of Hamilton' made it to the big screen
Around 52,000 people flocked to Ivor Wynne Stadium in 1975 for a Pink Floyd show that changed concerts in the city for decades to come. Out of all those people, Jim 'Speedy' Kelly was likely the only one who got a recording of the event.
'His love and generosity held his family together.' Hamilton teen remembered after fatal stabbing
Mark Bistoyongwas 'bright, mature...and a talented athlete,' having just completed Grade 11 with honours,when he was killed in what Hamilton police call an 'unprovoked attack.'
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