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'A good day and good medicine': National Truth and Reconciliation Day marked at 'emotional' event in Hamilton
Anevent this weekend in Hamilton's Gage Park is focused on remembering and honouring children who went to residential schools, and supporting the next generation of Indigenous people, say organizers.
Heritage advocates hope to save Indigenous wall murals in former Guelph Correctional Centre
It's believed three murals in the former Guelph Correctional Centre were created by Indigenous men who were part of Native Sons, which helped inmates work through trauma in their lives. Now, heritage advocates want the Ontario government to act to preserve the paintings
'Good medicine': National Truth and Reconciliation Day marked in Hamilton
Step inside a residential school that's being converted into a special space to honour survivors
The former Mohawk Institute Residential School in Brantford, Ont. is now part of the Woodland Cultural Centre. Staff there are working to turn the space into what executive director Heather George calls a connection for survivors." CBC News was given a look inside the facility, which is set to open to the public next year.
How does rent control work in Ontario, and does it apply to you?
When it comes to the conversation about renting in Ontario, there's one term that comes up over and over again: rent control. But what does that actually mean? How does it work? And, perhaps most importantly, does it apply to your apartment? Follow along and let's find out.
Injured migrant workers seeking more compensation receive tribunal ruling in their favour
Ontario's Workplace Safety and Insurance Board says it will review how it handles claims from injured migrant workers after a tribunal found it had not compensated injured workers properly.
Hamilton offers temporary youth discounts for public swims, gyms and skates
Until Oct. 31, the City of Hamilton says it will sell booklets of 10 tickets to a scheduled drop-in swim, gym or skate session for those aged two to 17.
Cyclist killed after being struck by driver operating cement truck, police say
After a collision downtown late Thursday afternoon with a cement truck, police say, a cyclist was killed.
Join us for Maamaw — Together — a special program to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Join us for Maamaw - Together whichbrings listeners stories from across the country about how Indigenous peoples come together to support each other, live well and celebrate.
How Indigenous students 'blossom' at Soaring Eagles school in Niagara by learning 'on the land'
The Soaring Eagles program is run by the Niagara Regional Native Centre and Niagara Catholic District School Board, which owns the forested property where about 30 students across the region and all grades come to learn. They follow the Ontario curriculum with extra attention paid to outdoor activities.
Ontario students' math, literacy scores flat or up slightly from last year: EQAO
Ontario students' math and literacy scores are either flat or up slightly compared to last year.
Niagara police homicide unit investigating death of taxi driver in St. Catharines
The Niagara Regional Police Service's (NRPS) homicide unit says it is investigating the death of taxi driver in St. Catharines, Ont.
Veteran American receiver Derel Walker signs with Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Derel Walker is back in the East Division. The veteran CFL receiver signed with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Wednesday. The club also signed American defensive lineman Jamal Davis II.
Ontario prepares to go big on nuclear, with demand for electricity poised to soar
Demand for electricity across Canada is forecast to double in the next 25 years, and all the signs from Ontario Premier Doug Ford's government indicate that nuclear energy will supply the biggest portion of the province's additional power needs.
Residents question health impact of smell from Stoney Creek landfill after air testing comes back clean
Residents of Hamilton's Stoney Creek Mountainremainconcerned about thehealth impacts of a nearby landfill,despite results from recent air quality testing by the city.
Ontario public high school teachers approve proposal that would avoid strikes
Ontario secondary school teachers have voted in favour of a bargaining proposal with the province that could include the process of binding interest arbitration, but not a strike, to resolve outstanding issues.
Hamilton man, 33, dies after fight at encampment near City Hall: police
Police said the man was found withlife-threatening injuries to the upper body around 3 a.m.
Events in Hamilton, Niagara, Six Nations mark 3rd National Day of Truth and Reconciliation
Sept. 30 marks the third annual National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, a day to reflect on the legacy of residential schools. Organizations in the Hamilton and Niagara areas are commemorating it throughout the week.
Teen driver gets 12 years for killing Calgary police officer born in Hagersville, Ont.
A young man convicted in the hit-and-run death of a Calgary police officer has been sentenced to 12 years in prison.
Hamilton's Alena Sharp leads Canada's golf team for Santiago Pan American Games
Hamilton's Alena Sharp headlines Golf Canada's team for the upcoming Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile.
Hamilton man guilty of stabbing Kitchener woman to death can't apply for parole until 2033
A Hamilton man found guilty of second-degree murder in the stabbing of his former girlfriend in her Kitchener, Ont., apartment in April 2017 won't be able to apply for parole until 2033, a judge ruled Wednesday.
Visiting Dundas Peak or Webster Falls? You'll have to pay to reserve a spot
As fall approaches and leaves turn from green to amber, Hamilton'sConservation Authority (HCA)has re-instated reservation fees for those who want to visit Dundas Peak, Tew Falls and Webster Falls.
13-year-old arrested for calling in bomb threat at Hamilton school, police say
A 13-year-old has been arrested for calling ina bomb threat toMount Albion Elementary School in Stoney Creek, Hamilton police said Tuesday afternoon.The service continues to investigate after 16 threats have been made in the past week.
The moments before, during and after a Hamilton landlord killed his 2 tenants: SIU report
A report from Ontario's police watchdog offers new details about the moments before, during and after an hours-long standoff between Hamilton police and a landlord who killed his two tenants on May 27.
Superstar Carrie Underwood to perform during Grey Cup week in Hamilton
Country superstar Carrie Underwood will perform Nov. 17 as part of the Grey Cup Music Festival, the Hamilton organizing committee announced Tuesday.
Mystery customer who watched Toronto police kill renowned gunsmith during raid files $2.6M lawsuit
The man who saw Toronto police kill gunsmith Rodger Kotanko is suing the service and Kotanko's family, saying both put him in unnecessary danger and traumatized him for life. He's suing them for $2.6M.
Archives of North America's first Black female publisher, added to national register
North America's first Black female newspaper publisher will be immortalized in international archives. The archival records of Mary Ann Shadd Cary have been added to the Canada Memory of UNESCO's Memory of the World Register.
Pandemic floods 12 big food banks with $168M in reserves
Donor generosity allowed some of Canada's largest food banks to build up record reserve balances during the pandemic, but some are already watching the money drain away.
Halton police officers injured in ByWard Market attack
A 25-year-old Ottawa man has been charged with two counts of aggravated assault after the incident on York Street. The visiting officers were off-duty and in plain clothes at the time.
Hamilton's Kia Nurse given Athlete Award at Black Legacy Awards honouring Black Canadian talent
Hamilton's Kia Nurse was given the Athlete Award at the Legacy Awards in Toronto on Sunday, an event honouring Black Canadian talent.
Ontario to introduce new Greenbelt bill soon, new housing minister says
Ontario's legislature resumed sitting Monday after a summer recess, with a controversy about Greenbelt land removals looming large, despite Premier Doug Ford saying last week that he is reversing the decision.
Police warn of increase in youth-related robberies, aggressive behaviour at county fairs
Hamilton police are warning county fair attendees of a "concerning uptick" in youth-related robberies and swarming incidents.
Ford's PCs rolled back rent control to spur new rental construction. Here's what happened next
In 2018, a freshly-elected Progressive Conservative government exempted all newly built and converted rental units from rent control, saying it would fuel new construction. Five years later, the supply shortage is still dire, but the reasons for that are complex.
Ontario Legislature resumes after Greenbelt backtrack, minister resignations
Politicians will return to Ontario Legislature business after its 15-week summer break that saw the release of two damning reports from the auditor general and integrity commissioner about the process to remove lands from the Greenbelt for housing development.
Owners of the historic Tivoli Theatre are 'doing demolition by neglect,' Hamilton architect says
Architect Bill Curran is warning the city and neighbours of Hamilton's historic Tivoli Theatre - the dilapidated site of a long-promised redevelopment - about apparent structural issues with the building's walls, including buckling bricks and a lengthy crack.
Newcomer kids to Canada face chronic health risks. Here's how these researchers hope to help
In recent years, emerging research has found that newcomer children in Canada are developing chronic adult health conditions because of their circumstances.Researchers at McMaster University are looking to create a program that will help keep them healthy.
Soar program aims to lift Indigenous entrepreneurs to new heights
A new accelerator program called Soar aims to help five Indigenous entrepreneurs turn their already successful businesses into big-name brands and earn five times more revenue in just one year. Experts and business leaders say these success stories inspire others and help First Nations communities achieve economic independence.
Not all small newspapers in southwestern Ontario are closing. One town just got a new one
Some southwestern Ontarionewspaper publishers are bucking trends by continuing to print paper versions of small-town newspapers at a time when they say their communities need them more than ever.
Ontario government says it won't revisit decision to expand Hamilton urban boundary
The province ordered the expansion in November 2022, opening up 2,200 hectares of countryside for development, at the same time it announced it would be removing land from the Greenbelt.
Video appears to show man drag sex work activist during Hamilton march against violence
A march against violence in Hamilton on Thursday night was interrupted by a man now charged with assault. A video shows the incident unfold.
Province reaches tentative agreement with ETFO education workers
The province has come to a tentative central agreement with Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario education workers, according to statements from the government and the union Friday afternoon.
Hamilton's FirstOntario Centre won't reopen until 2025, developer says
Renovation work on Hamilton's FirstOntario Centre is now set to begin early next year, the developer responsible for the project said Wednesday.
Hamilton high school receives bomb threat 2nd day in a row, police say
The emailed threat on Friday was similar to the one received on Thursday, police say. Nora Frances Henderson Secondary School recently hired a teacher who'd previously made international headlines for wearing large prosthetic breasts.
City to make changes to road where 15-year-old was killed in a hit and run
City's public works committee approved a long list of recommendations to make a stretch of Upper Paradise Road on Hamilton Mountain safer. The recommendations come after a 15-year-old student was killed in a hit and run on Jan. 11.
'Tough decisions' ahead says Hamilton mayor as city considers double-digit tax hike
Finance general manager Mike Zegarac estimates the city is looking at a 14.2 per cent tax hike.The average householdwould see a $678 increase on their property tax bill in 2024, he told the general issues committee this week.
Retiree out $300K after Canada Post loses inheritance cheque sent by registered mail
A $300,000 certified cheque is missing after it was sent through Canada Post registered mail from Ontario to Quebec. The only way to get a new one leaves the man who sent it liable if the original is cashed by the wrong person.
First officers at the scene testify in trial of London, Ont., man accused of murdering Muslim family
Just 12 shifts into his career as a London police officer, Const. Mike Olszowy was dispatched to the intersection of Hyde Park Road and South Carriage Road on June 6, 2021, where a Muslim family had been struck by a black pickup truck.
A timeline of key events in Ontario's Greenbelt controversy
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced Thursday that he is reversing his decision to open protected Greenbelt lands for housing development. Here is a timeline of events in the Greenbelt controversy.
Ford vows to return land to the Greenbelt. That's a 'victory' for Hamilton, says councillor
In a suddenreversal, the Ontario government says itwill not removeland from the Greenbelt and instead will addback inhundreds of hectares of land in the Hamilton area.
Ford's vow to return land to the Greenbelt a 'victory' for Hamilton: councillor
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