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A grim report about climate change in Ontario was kept quiet for 8 months
A new report commissioned by Premier Doug Ford's government warns that climate change poses high risks to Ontario, with impacts on everything from food production to infrastructure to businesses.
Ontario man charged after asking dozens of underage girls for 'intimate photos' on Snapchat
A Brantford, Ont., man has been charged for trying to get dozensof underage girls to send himintimate photos of themselves, accordingtolocal, provincial and U.S. law enforcement.
911 call, arrest video played at trial of man accused of killing Muslim family in London, Ont.
The man accused of running over a Muslim family in London with his truck approached a cab driver minutes after the June 2021 incidentand told him to call the cops," the jury at his murder-terror trial heard Tuesday in an Ontario court in Windsor.
Rent is going up more than $100 a month right now, pushing average asking price to new record
Although the pace of increase has come down slightly, the price of rental accommodation in Canada continues to go up - with the average tenant now being asked to pay $2,117 a month.
1 man in hospital after suffering multiple gunshots at Montgomery Park, police say
One man is in hospital with multiple gunshot wounds after a shooting at Montgomery Park in Hamilton.
Are you ready for a family talk about gender identity? How to handle a sensitive discussion
Between school policies and political rhetoric, many parents may soon find themselves talking to their children about a topic that could make them uncomfortable
Ontario paramedics see number of patients rushed to hospital related to opioid use quadruple in decade: study
A new study reveals the mounting toll the opioid crisis is having on emergency departments and paramedic services in Ontario, and should serve as a 'wake up call' to policymakers, says the report's author.
Don't call her an underdog, this 13-year-old Kanien'kehá:ka boxer is a 'wolf' in the ring
Beth Harris-Smoke, 13, has almost 3,000 hours of boxing training under her beltand recently won a national boxing championship.
Niagara Falls residents oppose plans for open-pit quarry 280 metres from their homes
People ina Niagara Falls, Ont., subdivision areopposinga company's plans to build a gravel quarry close totheir neighbourhood on what is now farmland, with one resident saying having their homes just blocks from an industrial sitecould "put a damper on our future."
Jury at murder-terror trial sees video of truck that struck Muslim family in London, Ont.
Data from a Dodge Ram pickup truck driven by Nathaniel Veltman on the day members of a London, Ont., Muslim family were struck shows him veering to the right five seconds before impact, his gas pedal 100 per cent compressed, court heard Monday, the opening day of the 22-year-old's murder trial.
McMaster, Brock make course locations private after University of Waterloo stabbings in gender-studies class
McMaster in Hamilton and Brock in St. Catharines are among the latest universities to removeclassroom information from their public websites in the wake of the June stabbings in University of Waterloo gender-studies class in southern Ontario.
Ontario's new housing minister delays plan to name facilitators to review regional municipalities
Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Paul Calandra says he will be "reviewing the previously stated intention" to appoint facilitators to review some of the regional municipalities in Ontario to ensure they're equipped to meet housing targets.
Pass rates at Ontario DriveTest centres reveal 'illusion of consistency,' says road safety group
Ontario DriveTest exams are supposedto be similar to each other and evaluate the same driving skills, but the percentage of people who pass varies drastically depending on where you take the test, according to new data obtained by CBC Hamilton through a freedom of information request.
Why a foreign student cap would be ‘disastrous’ for Canada's schools
The federal government says a cap on foreign student visas could help ease the housing crisis, but it could also be disastrous for some colleges and universities. CBC's Ellen Mauro breaks down how and why so many Canadian schools rely on those lucrative international tuition fees.
Man, 44, killed while riding motorcycle in Niagara Falls, Ont.
A 44-year-old man from Thorold, Ont. died Saturday afternoon after he collided with an SUV while riding a motorcycle. Niagara police are asking witnesses and drivers with dash cam footage to contact them.
LGBTQ youth weigh in on coming out in high school amid comments by education minister
When it comes to coming out in high school, Tor La - a youth activist and Grade 10 student in Waterloo region - believes that young people should be selective about who they tell in order to stay safe, explaining that it's your information. You don't have to share that."
Canada holds off U.S. to win bronze at men's Basketball World Cup in OT
Canada won the bronze-medal match attheFIBA men's Basketball World Cup on Sunday in Manila, Philippines. The Canadians did it in dramatic fashion, taking a127-118 overtime win against the United States.
Music, art and community make 'Supercrawl special,' say attendees as festival gets underway
People flooded James Street North on Friday evening for the first day of Supercrawl 2023.
What's a greenbelt supposed to do? Contain growing cities and preserve the nature that protects them
Experts say Ontario's Greenbelt has not only accomplished its original purpose of containing sprawl, but helped offset the effects of climate change.
Hazardous waste plant, directors face 84 charges after explosion killed worker in St. Catharines
The provincial charged Ssonix Products following a series of explosions Jan. 12 that killed a worker.
Jury into Samuel Brown's death calls for medical resources in Ontario schools for disabled children
The jury at an inquest into the death of a teen who died at a school for blind students has recommended the province review the availability of overnight medical resources provided to schools that cater to disabled children.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's high school coaches say his success is inspiring young people in Hamilton
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's former coaches in his hometown of Hamilton say his star performance for team Canada at the FIBA Basketball World Cup is a source of pride for the city and its basketball community.
Canada to play U.S. for men's basketball World Cup bronze after pair of semifinal upsets
Canada's run at the FIBA World Cup ended Friday after a disappointing 95-86 loss to Serbia in the semifinals Friday in Manila.
This woman inspired a landmark Hamilton park nearly 60 years ago. Her husband's name was credited, until now
The city once dedicated a plaque to 'Mrs. Stanley Parker,' for the woman who proposed 93 hectares of coastline in the city's east end get turned into a public park. Now she is being honoured with the naming of the new Jennie Florence Parker Sports Complex.
'We're not going to relent': Hamilton public meeting over Greenbelt land development gets heated
At a public meeting, Hamilton residents said it's too soon to accept that the rural land will become subdivisions, and called on the city to keep protesting the Ontario government's decision. "What is stopping us from saying, 'This is a sham?'" one resident asked.
Supercrawl takes over downtown Hamilton this weekend. Here's what you need to know
From bubble theatre to hip hop headliners, here are some of of this year's most exciting attractions. CBC Hamilton will be there, too.
Disciplinary hearing begins to determine fate of Hamilton police officer who assaulted Indigenous man
A disciplinary hearing to determine the fate of aHamilton police officerfound guilty of assaulting Patrick Tomchukduring hisarrest began Thursday, but has been adjourned until Oct. 20.
Ontario's LTC inspection system fell apart during 1st COVID-19 wave: report
Ontario's long-term care inspection system was totally overwhelmed during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the ministry overseeing care homes was caught unprepared and unable to ensure the safety of residents and staff, the province's ombudsman says.
New Black health-care provider directory aims to improve access to doctors for Black Canadians
A new directory of Black health-care professionals across Canada launched Thursday, and creators of the database say its goal is to help improve access to practitioners for Black Canadians, who often struggle to find providers that understand their culture.
Final stage of cleaning up contaminated Randle Reef gets underway in Hamilton Harbour
The $150-million project is cleaningup of the once-mostcontaminated site on the Canadian side of the Great Lakes.
3rd Hamilton man charged in connection with east-end shooting that killed Robert Barberstock
Hamilton police have charged a third person in connection with the death ofRobert Barberstock, the 53-year-old Hamilton manshot dead in a eastendresidencein March.
UN envoy links temporary foreign worker program to 'contemporary forms of slavery'
A United Nations official on Wednesday denounced Canada's temporary foreign worker program as a breeding ground for contemporary forms of slavery."
McMaster University says criticism it's not doing enough to house students 'completely off base'
For years, McMaster University has promised a new residence will add nearly 1,400 student beds, free up in-demand rental units and help ease the affordable housing crisis. But the university says some initiatives are slow to get off the groundfor reasons sometimes beyond its control.
1 man dead after stabbing in Niagara Falls, police say
One man is dead after a stabbing in Niagara Falls, police say. The suspect remains at large.
Since Robbie Robertson's death, donations have poured in for Woodland Cultural Centre near Six Nations, Ont.
The family of Canadian musician Robbie Robertson requested after his death that donations be made to Six Nations "to support a new Woodland Cultural Centre." The centre, dedicated to the preservation of Indigenous language and culture, has been receiving an outpouring of support and international recognition ever since.
Canada takes aim at men's basketball World Cup medal after chippy win over Slovenia
Canada beat Slovenia 100-89 in the quarterfinalsin Manila on Wednesday, guaranteeing it will play for a medal for the first time ever at the men's basketball World Cup. The Canadians will next meet Serbia in the semifinals on Friday.
Sarah Nurse leads free-agent signings by Toronto's PWHL franchise
Toronto added its first three players for the new Professional Women's Hockey League. Forwards Sarah Nurse and Blayre Turnbull, along with defender Renata Fast, have signed three-year deals, the league announced Wednesday.
Burlington, Ont. fighter Serhiy Sidey earns UFC contact with first-round TKO victory
Canadian bantamweight Serhiy Sidey won a UFC contract Tuesday by stopping American Ramon (The Savage) Taveras in the first round on "Dana White's Contender Series."
More Greenbelt land could be opened to development, new housing minister says
Ontario's new housing minister Paul Calandra says development will continue on 14 sites removed from the Greenbelt last year as he carries out a wider review of the protected lands, while suggesting more propertiescould be opened to housing construction.
Family, friends to give statements after Hamilton man found guilty of stabbing Kitchener woman to death
The Hamilton, Ont., man found guilty of the death of Melinda Vasilije of Kitchener will return to court Wednesday. It's expected family and friends will give victim impact statements over three days before a judge decides how long the man must serve in prison before being eligible for parole.
Hamilton confirms its 1st human case of West Nile Virus in 2023
Hamilton's first human case of West Nile Virus of 2023 has been confirmed, prompting the medical officer of health to move the risk of the virus from moderate to high, the city said on Tuesday.
2 Toronto men charged with 1st-degree murder of Hamilton real estate agent Giorgio Barresi
Hamilton police have charged two Toronto men with first-degree murder for the death of real estate agent Giorgio Barresi, who was gunned down in his driveway on March 2, 2020, while his family was inside their home.
City of Hamilton workers ratify tentative collective agreement
Workers with the City of Hamilton have voted in favour of ratifying their tentative collective agreement with Local 5167 of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), according to the union.
Nathaniel Veltman pleads not guilty in killing of Muslim family in London, Ont., as jury selection begins
As jury selection began Tuesday morning, 22-year-old Nathaniel Veltman pleaded not guilty to four counts of first-degree murder and one count of attempted murder in the attack on the Afzaal family in London, Ont., in June 2021.
Milton man drowns at Port Colborne beach during Labour Day swim, police say
A 50-year-old Milton man drowned during a Labour Day swim at a Port Colborne beach, Niagara Regional Police (NRP) said.
Hot and humid conditions for Hamilton and area as heat warning remains in effect
A heat warning remains in effect for Hamilton, Burlington, Brantford and Niagara Region with hot and humid conditionsexpected through Wednesday, Environment Canada says.
Ontario will 're-evaluate' sites in Greenbelt land swap as part of sweeping review, Ford says
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says his government will"re-evaluate" controversial Greenbelt land swaps pannedby twoprovincial watchdogs as rushed and flawed, but insisted development will move ahead if the sites "stand on their own merit."
Affordability top of mind for these Hamilton, Kitchener parents as school returns
Children in Ontarioreturn tothe classroom this weekand with rising costs, back-to-school shopping can be a big blow to parents' bank accounts.
Ontario has a new housing minister. But the Greenbelt is still his problem
Paul Calandra, who became Ontario's new minister of municipal affairs and housing on Monday following the abrupt resignation of Steve Clark, is taking over one of the most important seats at Premier Doug Ford's cabinet table - and the set of challenging policy files that comes with it.
Staffing woes turning Ontario educators away from leadership roles, principals say
Constant staffing issues in Ontario's schools are making the roles of principal and vice-principal less attractive, with more bogged down with administrative minutiae thanfocused on leadership, a major professional association says.
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