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New Democrats gather in Hamilton, where struggles felt across Canada can be seen 'in real time': mayor
Mayor Andrea Horwath took the convention stage on Friday to welcome NDP members to Hamilton - a city she says represents everything that needs to be top of mind as they debate priorities.
How to fix the housing crisis? Experts, mayors bring ideas to annual Ontario summit
The event, organized by theResidential Construction Council of Ontario,is the third of its kind after theresidential builders association launched theevent last year aimed at tacklingthe province's housing crunch.
Too many non-acute patients are stuck in hospitals. A converted hotel aims to change that
The Hamilton Health Sciences Satellite Health Facility is designated for patients with an alternate level of care - that is, those who do not require acute care in hospital, but are unable to return home for any number of reasons.
School board development fees make it hard to build affordable housing, non-profit says
The flat-rate fees school boards charge developers are making it harder for low-income families and unhoused people to put a roof over their heads, according to a local non-profit affordable housing developer.
Bernie Sanders shows support for NDP with video message at policy convention in Hamilton
United States Sen. Bernie Sanders is throwing his support behind Canada's New Democrats in a pre-recorded video the party aims to play at its policy convention in Hamilton on Friday.
OPP urge road safety as thousands head to Port Dover for Friday the 13th
Thousands of bikers are expected to descend on the lakeshore town of Port Dover, Ont., for Friday the 13th. Provincial police are reminding everyone to drive with caution.
City of Hamilton to stop advertising on Meta platforms in show of support for Online News Act
The motionis a show of support forTrudeau's government's Bill C-18, and itsongoing fight withsocial media giant Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, over its use of news content.
Talk to kids about the Hamas-Israel conflict, experts say, but in an age-appropriate way
With stories on the Hamas-Israel conflict everywhere on social media and news broadcasts, adults should be ready to talk to kids about it, say media and child psychology experts.
Jane Goodall to 400 Ontario students: You can make a 'huge difference' with the environment
World-renowned anthropologist Jane Goodall told students in Burlington about ways in which young people can make a difference in the fight against climate change.
Niagara man charged with murder related to intimate partner violence incident, police say
The Niagara Regional Police Service saysdetectives from the criminal investigative unit went to arural residence in the Town of Lincoln, Ont. on Wednesday just before 8 a.m.
Accused killer of London, Ont., Muslim family testifies he hated 'religious fanatic' mom and hid unhappiness
Nathaniel Veltman, accused of killinga Muslim family in London in 2021,testifies he was subject to the strict discipline of his fundamentalist Christian mother and "had to learn to be an expert at hiding my emotions." He was the first defence witness at the weeks-long murder-terror trial in an Ontario court in Windsor.
Israeli-Palestinian conflict missing from resolution list as NDP prepares for conference in Hamilton
The New Democratic Party of Canada has released its list of 60 "priority" resolutions up for debate at this weekend's party convention in Hamilton, Ont. - and none of them touch on the current Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Who is Latin American? Canadian residents with roots in the Americas grapple with terms, identity
Many people from other parts of the Americas reflect on their identity in the month of October, also known as Latin American Heritage Month in Canada.Karla Martinez Pomier, originally from Havana and now living in Hamilton, is one of them.
Hamilton NDP MPP apologizes after comments about Israel-Hamas conflict
Hamilton Centre NDP MPP Sarah Jamais apologizing after making a statementabout the conflict between Hamas and Israel.Her apology comes afterOntario Premier Doug Ford calledfor Jama'sresignation.
Ford's Greenbelt flip-flop could spell legal trouble for taxpayers, lawyers say
Last month, Premier Doug Ford apologized to Ontarians and walked back the government's decision to remove 2,995 hectares of protected land from the Greenbelt to pave the way for housing development. Now, legal experts are saying developers could have legal recourse.
A ship that sank on Lake Huron 128 years ago is found nearly intact off Ontario's Bruce Peninsula
A documentary crew filming an upcoming feature about the ecological impact of invasive mussels in the Great Lakes has unravelled a 128-year-old mystery with the discovery of a previously unknown shipwreck near the Bruce Peninsula.
RCMP investigating Ontario government's plan to open Greenbelt land for development
The RCMPannounced Tuesdayit has launched a criminal investigation into Ontario Premier Doug Ford's plan to open up Greenbelt land for development.
Indigenous health centre in Hamilton is 1 step closer to completion
The formerSt. Helen Catholic Elementary School building in McQuesten Westwill likely be bulldozedthisfall to make way for a unique Indigenous centre with housing, health care and social services.
How bumper stickers on your car can attract criminals, Niagara police say
Bumper stickers are generally seen as harmless, but Niagara Regional Police say people should be aware that they can also lead to the sharing of too much personal information.
Ontario woman wants mandatory signs on private beaches after husband drowned in Lake Erie
The end of summer means another season has come and gone without the changes an Ontario woman would like to see at private beaches. PatriciaMason-Levasseur, whose husband drowned in Lake Erie in 2016, says owners of private beaches should be mandated to inform beachgoers when it's not safe to enter the water.
Hamilton Good Shepherd serves Thanksgiving dinner to community struggling with inflation
The Good Shepherd's annual free Thanksgiving dinner served people from all walks of life on Monday afternoon.
Unifor strike 'on hold' after GM reaches tentative agreement with Canadian workers
A tentative contract agreement between General Motors and the union representing Canadian autoworkers could end a strike of more than4,000 auto workers that began early Tuesday.
Reactions to Israel-Hamas conflict from Hamilton residents, students, elected officials expose emotional divide
With violenceerupting in Israel and the Palestinian territories, differing and strongly held views aresparkingheated debates in communities and on social mediaacross Canada.
Almost half of all flight delays in 2022 were airlines' responsibility, government data suggests
Nearly half of all flight delays in 2022 were deemed the responsibility of an airline, according to new numbers from Transport Canada.
Hamilton Ti-Cats bring home 38-13 win against Sask. Roughriders
The Saskatchewan Roughriders lost 38 to 13 at home to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Last night's loss was the fifth in a row for the Green and White.
Hamilton police close down 3 mushroom dispensaries — this time for good, they say
Hamilton police say they have permanently closed The Mushroom Cabinet and Shroomyz, two illegal psilocybin dispensaries in Hamilton's east end, and stopped a third dispensary from opening.
Israel formally declares war, approves 'significant' steps to retaliate for Hamas attack
Israeli soldiers fought to repel Hamas militants Sunday and exchanged fire with the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah, raising the prospect of a broader regional conflict, a day after an unprecedented surprise attack on southern Israel by Palestinian militants.
Hamilton Catholic school principal apologizes after using the N-word while speaking to students
A Hamilton family and anti-racism advocates want the Catholic school board to take stronger action after multiple instances of racism at a local school.
Canada's developers are building less housing despite crunch, a new study says. That could keep prices up
As interest rates stay high, less housing is being built now than at the height of pandemic lockdowns, according to a new report. Experts say it's hard to see when the gap between housing demand and supply will close, and that could keep housing unaffordable for a long time.
Data and design are key to preventing collisions, Hamilton officials say after annual road report
A new annual report shows collisions on Hamilton's roadways trending down, but city staff acknowledge more must be done to make roadways safer.
Foreign doctors take up more medical residency spots as Canadians struggle to get in
The country's medical schools turn away more than 1,000 Canadian doctors trained abroad annually, even though the country is facing a physician shortage. But they still manage to find residency spots for foreign nationals who are much less likely to stay and help chip away at the physician deficit.
24 Hamilton police officers disciplined after internal and public complaints from 2022
Six Hamilton police officers faced disciplinarymeasures due to public complaints last year, according to a recently released report from the police service. Internal complaints led to another 18 officers facing discipline.
How seniors can access 4 key vaccines this fall — for COVID, flu, pneumonia, and RSV
COVID-19, influenza, pneumococcal, and - for the first time - respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccines will all be available this fall for older adults.But medical experts warn high costs and patchwork rollouts could be barriers for seniors trying to protect themselves.
Hamilton Volkswagen apologizes for 'insensitive' social media post featuring Indigenous artist's work
A local Indigenous artist has welcomed a Hamilton car dealership's apology over its use of her art installation in an insensitive" post on social media, hours after Canada observed the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Assault during march against violence classified as a hate crime, police say
The incident took place at the Take Back the Night march on Sept. 21, an event to protest sexual violence, gender-based violence and street harassment.
Tiny home project in downtown Hamilton park cancelled due to costs, community concerns
The Hamilton Alliance for Tiny Shelters announced Friday it would not be building thecabins at the north end site near Bayfront Park.
Hamilton police and library budget surpluses should get approval from city, not boards: councillor
City staffers will coordinate with Hamilton Police Service and Hamilton Public Library to set up a process where both entities would need city council's approval before spending surplus funds. The city's audit, finance and administration committee unanimously approved the motion Thursday.
New COVID-19 vaccine available for high-risk populations in Hamilton starting this weekend
The latest version of COVID-19 vaccine will be available for Hamiltonians at high risk from the coronavirus starting Saturday.
Forget France. Canada has its own bedbug problem
Paris bedbug infestations may be making the headlines, but some Canadian cities have already been grappling with the pests. Here's what an expert recommends for those dealing with bedbug infestations.
'Overburdened' Hamilton drop-in centre for homeless ordered to pay for years-old graffiti, director says
The Hub's executive director Jennifer Bonner says she found the order taped to the front door on Vine StreetWednesday, despite thegraffiti having been there for yearsand with no prior warning frombylaw. 'We're understaffed, overburdened, but we're worried about graffiti on a building that serves 150 meals a night?'
The 171st Rockton's World Fair and more to do in Hamilton and area this Thanksgiving weekend
If you are feeling the urge to leave home for some fun and relaxation, there are lots of things to do in Hamilton and area this Thanksgiving weekend.
'They don't represent me': LGBTQ Muslims, allies speak out after 'parental rights' protests
Muslims across Canada say the current political climate is dangerous for young people from Muslim backgrounds, in light of heated protests and statements last month over schools teaching gender identity.
'We should be proud that we're here' — Hamilton marks Islamic Heritage Month with a new campaign
On Tuesday, members of the public, community organizations and local government gathered to mark the start of Islamic Heritage Month and Salam Hamilton, a new citywide event spotlighting Hamilton's Muslim community.
Mississauga man arrested for scamming Good Shepherd in Hamilton out of $94K, police say
A 33-year-old Mississauga man has been arrested after what Peel Regional Police are calling a"spear phishing fraud" that targetedGood Shepherd, a well-known charityin Hamilton.
Hamilton police plan to spend $530K on new armoured rescue vehicle in 2031
The Hamilton Police Services Board has approved the service's expected capital expenditures over the next decade - including $530,000 for a new armoured rescue vehicle in 2031 that will replace the current vehicle, but will cost almost twice as much.
Hamilton's Mackenzie Hughes wants to repeat at Sanderson Farms Championship
A birdie on the second playoff hole of last year's Sanderson Farms Championship put Mackenzie Hughes in a solid position for the rest of the PGA Tour season.
Can't afford or not allowed AC in your apartment? You're not alone
A new survey of low- and middle-income tenants reveals how affordability and lease agreements create barriers to tenants securing adequate cooling to escape extreme indoor heat in the summer. Landlords say solving the problem is more complex than it may seem, requiring coordination with different civil bodies.
Canadian Tire hasn't soundproofed Hamilton store despite neighbours complaining of 'nightmare' noise
Seven days a week, noises emanate from the alley between one resident's backyard fence and the Upper James Street store for hours at a time. Semi-trucks roar through and two compactors rev up and rumble anytime between dawn and dusk.
McMaster researcher reflects on 'interesting' story behind 2 Nobel-prize-winning mRNA researchers
Dawn Bowdish, an immunologist and Canada Research Chair in Aging and Immunity at McMaster University, says the story behind the Nobel-prize winning scientists whose work enabled the development of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines is as interesting as the discovery itself.
Farm workers 'feel supported' as group in Norfolk County hosts appreciation day
An appreciation day for farm workers was hosted in Simcoe, Ont., on Sept. 28. The day was filled with music, food, games and chatter.
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