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Winter storm to hit Hamilton, Niagara as holiday weekend begins
Environment Canada is anticipating a flash freeze on Friday and heavy snowfall throughout the weekend. It suggests residents prepare for possible power outages.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever special screening for kids in Hamilton helps shatter Black stereotypes
Empowerment Squared, a Hamilton non-profit, held a screening of Black Panther 2: Wakanda Forever at the Landmark Cinema in Jackson Square that brought together almost 120 parents and children.
Ontario launching $200M grant for new child-care spaces
The new, one-time grant is part of the province's $10-a-day deal with the government to create more spaces. Education Minister Stephen Lecce says it will help new and existing child-care operators offset initial costs of expanding or creating spaces
Police details in court documents outline alleged sexual assault involving 5 world junior hockey players
New court documents that include interview transcripts and search warrant requests are revealing why police investigators say they have reasonable grounds to accuse five world junior hockey players of sexually assaulting a woman in a London, Ont., hotel room in 2018.
Children are dying from flu. Some provinces are slow to report it — and these experts say that's dangerous
With influenza sending Canadian children to hospital at rates far above normal for this time of year, there are calls for provincial health systems to be more transparent about pediatric flu deaths and the severity of communicable diseases because it can help people protect themselves and in this case, their kids.
Hamilton goalkeeper Milan Borjan earns save of the year honour for stop against U.S. for Canada
Milan Borjan's reflex stop against the U.S. in January has earned the Canadian goalkeeper the Allstate Canadian National Teams Good Hands Award for save of the year.
Six Nations, Ont., looking at how to bring public transit system to First Nations community
Six Nations Public Works is currently conducting a survey “to confirm the need for transit and identify what’s important” when designing a service, it says.
Canada embraces its immigrant soccer stars. Where's the support for migrant rights?
As a country with a settler, colonial past and a complicated relationship with migrants, the issues that have unfolded in Qatar must give Canadians pause as we prepare to co-host our own World Cup in 2026, writes Sarah Adjekum.
Peter Khill guilty of manslaughter, not guilty of murder in killing of Jon Styres
A Hamilton jury has found Peter Khill not guilty of second-degree murder, but guilty of manslaughter after shooting and killing Jon Styres in 2016.
2 people found dead in Hamilton home, police say
Two people have been found dead, police say, inside a home on Hamilton's East 32nd Street.
80-year-old Shirley Love found dead in Hamilton's King's Forest area, police say
Shirley Love, an 80-year-old woman who went missing on Tuesday, has been found dead, Hamilton police say.
What happened when UPS lost an Ontario family's $14K down payment on a Newfoundland home
A St. Catharines, Ont., family thought their dreams of buying a home and moving to Newfoundland were crushed after UPS lost their $14,000 bank draft.
What the jury didn't hear in Peter Khill's second-degree murder trial
CBC Hamilton can revel some of what jurors didn't hear since they're sequestered while they reach a verdict.
'The world is running out of water,' says water expert from Six Nations, Ont.
"The world is running out of water," Makasa Looking Horse says, and if we don't take action soon, it will be too late.
Why this Hamilton immunologist recommends you get a flu shot this week
Families making plans to gather for the holidays should consider getting vaccinated against influenza now, health experts say, as well stay up to date on other immunizations as part of their preparations.
Dog who pounced on Ontario city councillor is freed by court, after deal struck with owners
Rocky the dog, a 170-pound American Alsatian who attacked a St. Catharines city councillor and had thousands of supporters, will be returned to his owners with a promise he will wear a muzzle and remain on leash when off property.
Jones-Laing team picks up win to open Mixed Doubles Super Series in Brantford, Ont.
Jennifer Jones and Brent Laing of Barrie, Ont., took a commanding 6-1 win over father-daughter duo Jaelyn and Jim Cotter of Vernon, B.C., to highlight the opening round of Mixed Doubles Super Series season stop in Brantford, Ont, on Thursday.
Teaching and research assistants return to work after vote in support of new deal with McMaster
Teaching and research assistants at McMaster University have ended their strike, after voting in support of a new collective agreement. Not all workers agreed with the deal, however.
Judge grants permanent injunction to developer of controversial project near Six Nations, Ont.
An Ontario judge has granted a permanent injunction to Foxgate Developments, barring demonstrators from the site of a controversial subdivision project in Caledonia, Ont.
Search continues for 80-year-old Hamilton woman Shirley Love, missing since Tuesday
A woman who went missing on Tuesday has still not been found and Hamilton police are asking residents to check their properties. She was last seen near her residence on Mount Albion Road walking south toward Glendale Golf Course.
Freezing rain warning in effect for Hamilton as winter storm rolls in
Environment Canada has issued a freezing rain warning for the City of Hamilton with slippery conditions expected beginning early Thursday morning.
'Intentional killing' or self-defence? Jurors hear closing arguments in Peter Khill murder trial
In closing arguments Wednesday, the defence said Peter Khill is a military-trained man who pulled the trigger because he was afraid to die. The Crown said Khill decided in a moment’s notice he would murder whoever startled him at his rural Hamilton home in 2016.
Magic mushroom shop shut down by police one day after opening in Hamilton
Hamilton police shut down a shop selling illegal magic mushrooms, one day after it opened on Main Street East, the service said. Police say they also arrested two people as a result.
Gage Park vigil in Hamilton to mark missing woman Emily Bailey's 24th birthday
Bailey, a mother of two girls, ages 2 and 4, was last seen at the Weir Street North home where she was staying with her boyfriend on New Year's Day.
Average rents in Canada soar above $2K for first time ever, new data suggests
The average monthly cost of renting a home in Canada surpassed $2,000 for the first time ever in November, according to a report released Wednesday. The data shows that Canadian renters are dishing out an average of $2,024 every month to keep a roof over their heads.
Naloxone kits to be required in high-risk Ontario workplaces
Ontario says some high-risk businesses must have opioid antidotes and training to use it by June. Labour Minister Monte McNaughton says the province will give out free naloxone kits and training to small businesses who qualify for the program.
87-year-old woman killed after crash on Golf Links Road, police say
An 87-year-old woman has been killed after a crash on Golf Links Road, police say.
Hamilton's Eddie Lartey wins international poetry slam held in Brazil
Hamilton poet Eddie Lartey, winner of the Canadian Individual Poetry Slam, is now champion at the international Abya Yala Copa "América" de Poetry Slam competition held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
With winter off to deadly start on northern Ont. highways, leaders say province shortchanged region
Winter has only just arrived in northern Ontario, but so far the season is proving to be a deadly one on highways in the region, raising questions over provincial funding for northern infrastructure.
Indigenous water walkers and Haudenosaunee Development Institute ask Hamilton to listen amid sewage spill
Local and urban Indigenous leaders want the City of Hamilton to listen to them in the wake of another sewage spill.
Climate change could cost municipalities $700M more a year to maintain pipes, sewers, report says
Extreme rainfall could cost municipalities in Ontario an additional $700 million a year to maintain stormwater and wastewater infrastructure, says the province's financial watchdog.
Special weather statement issued for Hamilton area ahead of strong winds and some snow
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement in Hamilton, the County of Brant and Norfolk County ahead of a mix of strong winds and a bit of snow in some areas.
Low-income renters can get a one-off $500 federal payment. How much will it help struggling tenants?
Anti-poverty advocates say a one-off federal payment of $500 for low-income renters will do little to help tenants who are struggling to make ends meet each month.
Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation says Ontario should repeal housing plan, leave Greenbelt alone
Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation is asking Ontario to repeal its new, controversial housing legislation and stop its proposed changes to the Greenbelt.
Military training can become 'automatic' response under stress, expert says during Peter Khill trial
Jurors in the Peter Khill murder trial heard a forensic psychiatrist testify Monday that militray training can become someone’s 'automatic' response in a stressful situation.
23-year-old man killed after shooting in east Hamilton on Sunday, police say
A 23-year-old Hamilton man has been killed, police say, after a shooting Sunday night on Morris Ave.
Ontario's tourism sector won't fully recover from pandemic until 2025, report says
Ontario's tourism industry is not expected to fully recover from the pandemic until 2025, the Ontario Chamber of Commerce and the industry say in a joint report, with recommendations including tax incentives, cannabis tourism and affordable housing to support staff recruitment.
Hundreds of 'Santas' run 5K race for Hamilton Food Share
Hamilton's yearly Santa 5K run brought over 500 runners in Santa suits to Hamilton Harbour. This year, the winner of the full 5K was Jessey the Elf, a year-round Christmas lover and runner.
McMaster Children's Hospital opens flu, COVID-19 and cold clinic
McMaster Children's Hospital is opening a flu, COVID-19 and cold clinic for patients 17 years old and under. The clinic, along with pop-up flu shot clinics at Lime Ridge Mall and at other locations around the city, aim to relieve pressure on the emergency department at the pediatric hospital.
The year's 'most dependable' meteor shower peaks this week. Here's how and when to watch
The nights are longer as the cold weather settles in, but that’s a good thing if you love to stargaze. And this week is a perfect time to turn your eyes to the skies. On Tuesday night into early Wednesday morning, the most active meteor shower of the year peaks.
More than 1,200 attend remembrance concert for Hamilton girl killed by GO train
More than 1,200 people turned out Saturday night to commemorate what would have been the fifth birthday of a Hamilton girl killed by a GO train last July.
Union and McMaster University reach tentative agreement after 3-week teaching assistant strike
The union representing nearly 2,900 teaching assistants (TA) and research assistants (RA) and McMaster University have "reached a tentative collective agreement," both parties said in respective statements Saturday.
How to cut holiday costs? Thrift it, minimize it, plan for it
We asked to hear your tips for saving money around the holidays and you delivered.
Provincial government declines Hamilton's request for more money to address homelessness
Hamilton's city council has dedicated $125,000 to emergency warming services for people living outdoors this winter following the end of a provincial grant. The decision comes as a request for more money from the province is declined and as a human rights report critiques the city's encampment response.
Inside an Ontario hospital bracing for a surge in adult patients — while overflowing with sick kids
CBC News spent a day inside an Ontario hospital where the pediatric unit is regularly over-capacity and staff are bracing for at least a 20 per cent increase in adult admissions compared with a typical flu season.
Data breach of Ontario's vaccine booking system affects hundreds of thousands, province says
Hundreds of thousands of Ontarians' information may have been compromised in a data breach of the province's vaccine management system.
St. Catharines councillor reports a dog attack. Now animal advocates are up in arms over the fate of 'Rocky'
For several weeks after being attacked by a dog while campaigning in this year's municipal election, St. Catharines city councillor Joe Kushner says he felt support from members of the community. Now thousands have signed a petition for the release of 'Rocky.'
'You were angry': Prosecutor grills Peter Khill about killing Jon Styres, accuses him of lying
For the past two weeks, Peter Khill has appeared calm and collected during his murder trial in Hamilton, but on Thursday he took deep breaths and looked exasperated as Crown prosecutors accused him of lying about the night he shot and killed Jon Styres.
Honey Badgers will represent Canada in international tournament, after moving from Hamilton to Brampton
Mike Morreale says the importance of the Brampton Honey Badgers' participation in the Basketball Champions League Americas is simple. "We need more basketball in the country," Morreale said.
Hamilton family plans remembrance concert for daughter killed by GO train in July
A Hamilton family is planning a remembrance concert on Saturday for their daughter, who was struck by a GO train in July.
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