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Hamilton 'Frocktails' event celebrates making your own clothes — and new friends
From satisfaction to sustainability, people like sewing for a variety of reasons. As an event this weekend in Hamilton brings the community together, two people who sew share why they love it and the family connection they have to it.
Dozens of geared-to-income apartments open in Hamilton for women, non-binary and Indigenous residents
Provincial funding helped establish Dorothy Day Place — a five-storey building at 35 Arkledun Avenue run by Good Shepherd, which has 73 supportive housing units. It also created 12 supportive housing units on Ottawa Street North for young Indigenous parents.
Free medications produce overall health-care savings in Ontario trial, new study suggests
Results from an experimental program that provides free prescription drugs to hundreds of people in Ontario suggest covering the cost of medication produces overall savings for the health-care system, according to a new study.
Suspect in custody, victim recovering following afternoon stabbing in St. Catharines, police say
One man has been arrested and another is recovering from stab wounds following an attack on the Merritt Trail in St. Catharines Thursday afternoon.
Hamilton police ask for more drones, as calls for public consultation go unaddressed
Hamilton police said in a report to the board it wants more drones because it has had to borrow drones from the fire department and Mohawk College. The report and a Thursday board meeting didn't address most concerns recently raised by police researchers, the former privacy commissioner and community groups.
Waterdown's Carter Verhaeghe skates his way closer to 2nd Stanley Cup
Waterdown's Carter Verhaeghe, forward for the NHL's Florida Panthers, is headed back to the Stanley Cup finals.
Missing 14-year-old girl found safe, Hamilton police say
The teen left her home in the east end of Hamilton around 6 p.m. on May 22, police said.
University of Waterloo will waive tuition for students from Six Nations, Mississaugas of the Credit
The university will waive tuition fees for qualifying students from two First Nations on whose traditional territory the university's campus is located.
'Serious' car crash sends 2 to hospital, closes Lincoln Alexander Parkway, police say
After a crash Tuesday morning, two people have been sent to hospital, one of whom is in critical condition, according to police.
At Hamilton's only public high school without a sports field, these students are rallying for change
Two students from Bernie Custis Secondary School have started a petition to get a field, gathering almost 400 signatures.
Ontario mom warns parents about Group A strep infection rise after daughter dies
Christina Hecktus's five-year-old daughter Quin came home from school in March with a cough and a fever, and died days later. The Kitchener mother is now warning parents about the rare consequences of invasive Group A streptococcus, circulating in Ontario at the highest rates in a decade.
Bonnie Crombie exploring bid for provincial Liberal leadership
Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie is one step closer to deciding if she'll run for leader of the Ontario Liberal Party.
Protesters at Marineland hold 'memorial' for Kiska the killer whale on Niagara park's opening weekend
More than 100 protesters gathered outside the gates for opening day at aquatic theme park Marineland of Niagara Falls, Ont. on Saturday. They held a vigil for Kiska, Canada's last captive killer whale, who died at the park in March.
Roadside zoo season is set to begin in Ontario and advocates say it's time to shore up animal welfare laws
Animal rights advocates and municipal associations are calling on the Ontario government to shore up animal welfare laws with roadside zoo season set to begin.
Burlington woman wants compensation after Flair said she would have to wait 2 weeks to fly back home
A Burlington, Ont., woman is trying to get compensation from Flair Airlines after it cancelled her flight from Florida back to Canada and rescheduled it over two weeks later — forcing her to drive back in a rental car.
Lincoln Alexander Parkway to close from May 26 to May 29 for maintenance work
Hamilton's Lincoln Alexander Parkway will be closed in both directions for three days starting Friday.
Her parents and siblings are at risk from the Taliban, she says. But to Canada, they're not family members
Sonita Mominzada and her husband arrived as refugees from Afghanistan in the fall of 2021. Mominzada is desperate to bring her family to Canada, including six sisters, but Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada rejected their application. Advocates say the IRCC needs to relax some rules based on the case and country.
Philanthropy 'part of her DNA': Margaret Juravinski dies at 91 after donating millions to health care
Margaret Juravinski, known for donating millions of dollars to local health-care initiatives, died on Tuesday at 91.
Summer art crawls to go car free, as city plans to block off section of James Street North
Until now, pedestrians were confined to the sidewalks during Art Crawl. Now they'll have full rein of the road. 'Everyone said this is going to be a tremendously helpful intervention and will make this a safer experience for everyone,' says Coun. Cameron Kroetsch.
Former teacher in Burlington and Hamilton faces historical sex assault charges, police say
Halton police say a former elementary school teacher in Burlington and Hamilton, is facing multiple counts of sexual assault from incidents in the 1980s.
Dirt biker in Brantford hurled 'racially charged' death threats near downtown park, police say
Brantford police say officers are looking for a dirt biker who hurled "racially charged" death threats at someone near a downtown park.
Hamilton waiting on over $5.8M in unpaid parking tickets since 2018
The City of Hamilton says it is waiting on $5,844,006 from drivers who haven't paid their parking tickets since 2018.
Most Hamilton emergency departments have longer wait times than nearby hospitals, analysis shows
Most emergency departments in Hamilton have a longer wait time than most other hospitals between Burlington and Niagara, according to a CBC Hamilton analysis of provincial data.
Hamilton police to update board members on drone program amid privacy concerns
Pat Mandy, chair of the police services board, says the police service will provide an update about its drone program on May 25. It comes amid questions and concerns about privacy issues and a lack of transparency about the program.
Evacuees from James Bay heading home from Niagara Falls as flooding risk fades
With the risk of flooding on the Albany River fading away, hundreds of evacuees from Ontario's James Bay Coast will soon be heading home.
Canada's Gilgeous-Alexander named to all-NBA 1st team after stellar season with Thunder
Canada's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander got his first career all-NBA nod on Thursday, securing a spot on the first team. The Hamilton native averaged a career-high 31.4 points per game for the Oklahoma City Thunder, which was good for fourth in the league.
Bylaw efforts to clear tents before council's new encampment strategy is 'bizarre,' says advocate
When bylaw officers told people living in tents near city hall to clear out last week, confusion ensued among encampment residents, community groups and councillors. Council is expected to consider a new encampment protocol next week.
Man arrested after 2 people wounded in downtown apartment shooting, police say
Hamilton police say a 21-year-old man has been arrested after a shooting in a downtown apartment building Tuesday sent two people to hospital.
20 wait lists later, this Hamilton mom says child-care shortage is slowing down return to work
After the birth of her second daughter, Eniola Adams was hopeful she’d find a daycare spot by September 2023 so she could return to her career as a nurse practitioner. Now she says it's unlikely she'll be able to get back to work this year.
Northern Ontario's 5 largest cities continue to have highest opioid death rates in province
Dallas Kosy, who lost a brother-in-law to addiction, says he's not surprised a recent coroner's report shows the north's five largest cities continue to have the highest opioid-related mortality rates in Ontario. Kosy believes there needs to be more supportive housing, and advocates say more funding for services and better policies could save lives.
Retired Windsor police officer says she wants justice after homophobic comment from fire official
It's been eight years since a high-ranking fire official used a derogatory term about the sexuality of retired Windsor police officer Maureen Rudall. Her case is still making its way through the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario.
2 in hospital after daylight shooting at downtown Hamilton apartment building
A man and a woman, believed to be in their 30s, were in 'serious but stable condition' after being taken to a local trauma hospital Tuesday afternoon, paramedics said.
Teen who stabbed and killed Hamilton student Devan Selvey assaulted 3 inmates in 2022, court hears
The teenager behind bars for killing Hamilton student Devan Selvey in late 2019 assaulted three people in the past eight months, one of which led to a conviction, court heard on Tuesday.
Blue Jays fan claims $2.8M jackpot after week-long search for winner
The winner of a $2.8-million Jays Care Foundation jackpot has been found after a week-long search, the Toronto Blue Jays' charitable arm said Tuesday.
Canada's international basketball influence is rising — just look at Germany
A pair of Canadians, Lisa Thomaidis and Gordie Herbert, who are now coaching the German national teams, show how Canada's basketball influence has grown beyond its own borders.
Your dog's behaviour could be affecting your life more than you think, Brock University study finds
Brock University researcher Renata Roma and reporter Aura Carreño Rosas explore how a dog's behaviour affects their humans' lives.
Man arrested after spray-painting 52 different spots in downtown Brantford, police say
Police, said in a media release Monday, the man vandalized 52 different addresses with over 90 individual spray-painted locations.
Tool for reporting hate incidents launches in Hamilton, giving residents alternative to contacting police
The Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion and the Hamilton Anti-Racism Resource Centre partnered to create WeSupportHamilton.ca, partly because not everyone in the community is comfortable reporting such incidents to police, the groups say.
Community groups have mixed reaction to Hamilton police drones amid privacy concerns
Community groups and leaders have mixed feelings about how Hamilton Police Service uses drones amid privacy concerns from researchers and Ontario’s former privacy commissioner.
Beluga whale and bottlenose dolphin die at Marineland, Ontario government says
A beluga whale and a bottlenose dolphin have died at Marineland in Niagara Falls, according to Ontario's Ministry of the Solicitor General.
The City of Hamilton issued 125,801 parking tickets last year — here's where
Over 125,000 parking tickets were issued to Hamilton drivers last year, according to the city.
Mayor Davis is still Mayor Davis after Brantford recount
After all the ballots were counted for a second time, the city of Brantford has announced that Kevin Davis is still mayor.
Driver, 45, charged in downtown collision that killed 73-year-old man
Hamilton police have charged a 45-year-old man in relation to a downtown collision that killed a 73-year-old man on April 25.
Doors Open explores 168 years of Hamilton history at Auchmar Manor
Auchmar Manor, a 168-year-old historic building on Hamilton Mountain, opened its doors to the public on the 108th anniversary of two of its former residents dying in the sinking of the Lusitania.
Provincial memorial honours 5 Ontario police officers who died in the line of duty
Hosted annually by the non-profit Ontario Police Memorial Foundation, the group recognized the deaths of police constables Andrew Hong, Morgan Russell, Devon Northrup, Grzegorz Pierzchala and Vicki Lynn Wilson, who all died in the line of duty.
Fans pay respects at Gordon Lightfoot visitation in Orillia, Ont.
More than 1,000 fans poured through a public visitation Sunday in Gordon Lightfoot's hometown in central Ontario to say goodbye to the folk singer-songwriter.
A Hamilton family's apartment was flooded 7 months ago. They're still waiting for landlord to do repairs
The landlord at 235 Rebecca St. is demanding the family pay almost $12K for damages in order to do repairs or face eviction. The city's bylaw officers haven't issued any repair orders, and the family says they're running out of options.
Resident dog Scout helps heal patients and staff at Hamilton mental health hospital
Scout works in the forensic psychiatry unit at St. Joseph's hospital. He's the first resident dog at any hospital in the country, to the best of his coworkers' knowledge.
Coronation met with mixed response from Caribbean community members in Ontario
Saturday's coronation of King Charles at Westminster Abbey has been a source of joy for at least one former Caribbean resident who now lives in Ontario, but the event has also drawn resentment from others.
King Charles III is crowned in Westminster Abbey, amid pomp and pageantry
King Charles III, a man who waited almost 74 years to become King, was crowned Saturday at Westminster Abbey with all the pomp and pageantry Britain could muster.
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