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Canada Disability Benefit won't lift 'hundreds of thousands' out of poverty, new numbers confirm
The new Canada Disability Benefit will lift about 25,000 adults out of poverty,according to new numbers released by the federal government - a figure well short of the hundreds of thousands the government said the benefit would help when it introduced the legislation in 2022.
Brantford's Alicia Elliott wins $60K Amazon First Novel Award for And Then She Fell
The annual prize recognizes the best debut Canadian novel of the year.
Canadian border workers could begin job action today. Here's what you need to know
Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) workers are in a legal strike position and their union has set a deadline of this afternoon before job action could start. Here are answers to questions about how this could impact you at Canada-U.S. borders.
Prisoners in Hamilton put in segregation at far greater rate than any other Ontario jail, data shows
Ontario has long faced calls to end segregation in its jails, but a CBC investigation shows prisoners are being isolated more often. In Hamilton, it's happening at a higher rate than elsewhere in the province, meeting the UN's threshold for torture. An advocate for incarcerated people recalls her time in segregation as being "in a little cream-coloured box with nothing."
Bo Levi Mitchell is all business ahead of his return to Calgary for the Stampeders' season opener
The Calgary Stampeders kick off their 2024 season on Friday night against the Hamilton Tiger-Catsand Bo Levi Mitchell, who spent 10 seasons wearing the red and white.
Cabinet shuffle sees changes for local MPPs Neil Lumsden, Sam Oosterhoff
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is shaking up his education and energy portfolios in a cabinet shuffle, as the legislature heads into its summer break.
Inquest announced into death of woman who went to St. Catharines hospital with back pain and died
An inquest has been announced into the death of Heather Winterstein, a 24-year-old woman who went to hospital in St. Catharines, Ont., with back pain and died in 2021.
Residents can return to Chedoke trail area, police say, while search continues for shooting suspect
Police continue to investigate an early-morning shooting on Hamilton's west Mountain area, but are leaving the area of the ChedokeRadial Trail, where they were searching for a second suspect.
Q&A: Hamilton-based Cadence Weapon drops new version of the Connor McDavid song
A new Edmonton Oilers anthem has dropped from Edmonton-born rapper Rollie Pemberton, best known by his stage name Cadence Weapon.
Hamilton kickboxer who lost fight in Thai prison, back in Thailand to face 'best Muay Thai guy around'
Having survived a fight in a Thai prison, there isn't much that fazes Hamilton kickboxer Denis (The Bosnian Menace) Puric.
Small towns likely to be big losers when Ontario stops monitoring wastewater, expert says
Small towns and rural communities are likely to see the biggest impact when the province stops paying scientists to monitor wastewater for COVID-19 and other illnesses, an expert says.
As the survivors fade into history, the world marks a D-Day anniversary like no other
The annual gathering of western leaders in Normandy is always steeped in symbolism - an occasion for the nations whose troops stormed these beaches eight decades ago to reflect on wars both past and present.
Hamilton and much of southwestern Ontario under thunderstorm watch
The national weather agency said there's a chance of severe thunderstorms that may be capable of producing strong wind gusts, large hail and heavy rain," arriving late Wednesday afternoon or evening.
2 children die after tonsil, adenoid surgeries at McMaster Children's Hospital in Hamilton
Two children have died after tonsil and/or adenoid surgeryat McMaster Children's Hospital, the Hamilton hospital says, adding it's pausing such procedures as a precaution while doing a "comprehensive" review.
Ontario underspending on social services by $3.7B: watchdog
Based on current spending plans, the Ontario government has allocated $3.7 billion less than what's needed to fund existing programs and its announced commitments in children, community and social services, the province's financial watchdog said in a report released Wednesday.
Nearly 20 million illegal cigarettes seized in Hamilton, Niagara and 10 people convicted, province says
After severalinvestigationsearlier this yearin the Hamilton and Niagara areas, officials say,more than 20 million unmarked cigarettes have been seized and sixpeople charged.
Scott Milanovich begins 1st season as Hamilton Tiger-Cats head coach
Scott Milanovich is back on a CFL sideline. The 51-year-old American enters his first full season as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats head coach. He takes over from Orlondo Steinauer, who's now focusing full-time on his duties as the team's president of football operations.
Hamilton man reunited with parents 6 months after applying under federal program to bring them from Gaza
A Hamilton man is happy his parents were able to get to Canada from Gaza, but remain afraid because his sister and her family can't get out.
Hamilton judge to sentence man who accidentally shot and killed 17-year-old girlfriend
A Hamilton judge will decide how much punishment is enough for a man who was playing with a pistol during a house party and accidentally shot Myah Larmond - his 17-year-old girlfriend.
Lawyer whose firm sued ex-clients for more than $1 million faces discipline
A high-profile Canadian employment lawyer is facing discipline over his hardball tactics against some of his firm's dissatisfied clients, after two of them posted critical reviews online and a third refused to pay her bill.
Quick care after stroke is vital, as this man learned. But poll finds Ontarians aren't so aware of the signs
Carmi Levy of London, Ont., was an active 46-year-old inAugust 2013 when he suffered a stroke, but quick care, thanks to his wife knowing to call 911, helped him work towards a near-complete recovery. A new Heart and Stroke poll, however, indicates Ontarians aren't as aware about signs of stroke as people in other provinces.
Hamilton officials urge Canadian Blood Services to stop 'predatory' clinic that would pay for plasma
Hamilton will declare itself a 'nopaid plasma zone' to send the message it doesn't want Canadian Blood Services and pharmaceutical company Grifols to move forwardwith an east-end clinic that could pay people $70 per plasma donation.
No matter who wins — the Panthers or the Oilers — the Stanley Cup is coming to the Hamilton area
No matter who wins the Stanley Cup in 2024, you can be sure - thanks to Darnell Nurse, Carter Verhaeghe, Adam Henrique and Brandon Montour - the Cup will come back to the Hamilton area.
#TheMoment a fan became a caddie at the Canadian Open in Hamilton
Paul Emerson recounts the moment he stepped up to the role of caddie for professional golfer C.T. Pan at the RBC Canadian Open after Mike 'Fluff' Cowan was injured on the third hole.
Hamilton driver charged after running over cyclist downtown, police say
Police charged a Hamilton woman, 39, with careless driving after they say she ran over a cyclist while turning into a downtown parking lot on Monday morning. The cyclist broke her pelvis and requiressurgery as a result, police said.
200 low-income Hamilton tenants to receive $350 grants for air-conditioning units this summer
A greater number ofHamilton tenants will receive financial help to buy anair conditioner this year compared to last - ahead of what's expected to be another hot and humid summer.
1 of Hamilton's 3 falcon chicks has died, volunteer group says
One of three peregrine falcon chicks nesting in downtown Hamilton has died, according to volunteer group Falconwatch.
Local support for Palestinians heartening for Burlington, Ont., siblings with family in Gaza
With about 130 family members in Gaza, two siblings in Burlington, Ont., say they're frustrated the international community hasn't done more to stop Israel's bombardment. However, they say, they're heartened by support they're hearing for Palestinians locally, including at protests and encampments on university campuses.
5 years after MMIWG inquiry's final report, former commissioners still waiting for progress
Five years after a national inquiry delivered more than 200 recommendations aimed at preventing missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, former commissioners say there's too little systemic change across the country.
Scottish golfer Robert MacIntyre wins RBC Canadian Open in Hamilton
Scotland's Robert MacIntyre has won the RBC Canadian Open, holding off a charge by American Ben Griffin for his first PGA Tour win.
'Flagpoling' now limited at 12 U.S.-Canada border crossings
A workaround that allowsnon-Canadians with temporary statusto get same-day immigration services at the border by leavingand re-entering Canadawithin 24 hours is facing new limitations.
Hamilton police seek suspect after east-end shooting hospitalizes 3
Hamilton police said they responded to a call near Gage Avenue North and Cannon Street East around 12:30 a.m. Officers found three people with gunshot wounds who were taken to hospital where they are recovering.
It's allergy season. Here's what to expect and how to fight back
Dr. Collin Terpstra, an allergist and clinical immunologist based out of Cambridge, Ont., spoke with Craig Norris about what to expect this allergy season.
At Hamilton public library, health experts recommend books that can inspire and help improve our health
Hosted by Dr. Brian Goldman at the Hamilton Public Library's central branch, White Coat, Black Art Book Talk invited panellists and audience speakers to share book recommendations that had a positive influence on their mental or physical health
MacIntyre pulls ahead of pack at Canadian Open, Canada's Hughes tied for 2nd
Scotland's Robert MacIntyre shot a 4-under 66 in Saturday's third round of the RBC Canadian Open to add to his lead. Canada's Mackenzie Hughes shot a 3-under 67 to sit in a second-place tie with Ryan Fox and American Ben Griffin.
Internet returns to Hamilton, Niagara after cables cut
Cogeco customers in the areas lost service Saturday morning, though many households are now back online, the company says.
Advocates urge Ontario to boost support for supervised drug sites
Supervised drug consumption sites are once again in the spotlight as the province faces renewed calls to support them. Advocates say consumption sites and recovery programs go hand in hand.
'Where they can just be themselves': Pride events growing in smaller cities, rural areas around Hamilton
Three years ago, the first Pride event in Binbrook involved 12 people gathering around a park bench outside a Tim Hortons. This year, it will be a day-long festival held on Sunday. It's one of several local Pride events bringing celebrations directly to people in communities outside larger city centres.
Books that can inspire and help improve our health, recommended by experts in Hamilton
Hosted by Dr. Brian Goldman at the Hamilton Public Library's central branch, White Coat, Black Art Book Talk invited panellists and audience speakers to share book recommendations that had a positive influence on their mental or physical health.
Hamilton's Hughes jumps 30 spots, Scotland's MacIntyre takes 2nd-round lead at Canadian Open
It's falling on the shoulders of Mackenzie Hughes and seven other Canadians to keep the RBC Canadian Open title north of the border.
BMW plummets 50-metres down Hamilton's escarpment with 2 men inside, police say
The driver and passengerwere trapped in the car, betweenMountain Park Avenue and the Sherman Access, but managed to get out and slide down the escarpment Thursday night, say police.
There's a climate threat lurking in rivers around the world. New research shows where
More than 100 scientists collected samples from rivers in 40 countries to create a map showing how humans are altering waterways, causing them to emit more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere and contribute to climate change.
Someone killed this Toronto woman 25 years ago — now Niagara police know who did it
It's been a quarter of a century since someone killed 26-year-old Nadine Gurczenski of Toronto. Now, the Niagara Regional Police Service (NRPS) says genetic genealogy has helped determine who did it.
Hamilton residents rally in support of people under attack in Rafah
People in Hamilton gathered in support of Gazans in Rafah on Tuesday evening, May 28, two days after an Israeli airstrike killed at least 35 people there, according to Palestinian health and civil emergency service officials.
Taylor, Pendrith steal show on home soil at RBC Canadian Open despite Skinns' opening round lead
England's David Skinns had a one-shot lead after the first round of the national men's golf championship on Thursday thanks to an 8-under 62 round in the afternoon.
Ontario requiring high school financial literacy test
Ontario students will soon be required to pass a financial literacy test as part of a number of changes coming to the requirements needed to earn a high school diploma.
Exhausted Hamilton residents dealing with 'nightmare' noise next door say pleas to city, police go unheard
Last year, Hamilton police stopped responding to most noise complaints and the city's bylaw officers cut back their hours, leaving residents with no one to call for long stretches overnight. Unable to tune out the loud music, hammering and yelling, these residents are speaking out to demand change - and some quiet.
Doug Ford's early election musing sets Ontario politics abuzz
If Premier Doug Ford decides to callan early election, political strategists say he'll need to giveOntario voters a compelling reason for why he's sending them to the polls ahead of the scheduled date of June 2026.
Palestinians in Hamilton area say families trying to flee Gaza under federal program are in limbo
Palestinians in Hamilton and nearby areas trying to help family members escape Israel's bombardment of Gaza say thefederal government program designed to get their relatives out of danger needs improvement.
Mississauga's Matthew Anderson, 24, to tee off at RBC Canadian Open in Hamilton
As the RBC Canadian Open tees off this week, a Mississauga man will be teeing off alongside some of the top players on tour - just a short drive from his childhood home.
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