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Ontario gives OK for nursing college to expedite international nurse registration
Ontario's minister of health has told the province's nursing college to go ahead with regulatory changes that could get thousands more internationally trained nurses into practice more quickly.
Hamilton parents are happy — and worried — about heading back to school with no restrictions
Some parents in Hamilton have conflicted feelings about going back to school now that restrictions have loosened up significantly.
Swoop adds new flights from Hamilton to Punta Cana and Fort Lauderdale this winter
Discount airline Swoop says its winter schedule is expanding, allowing travellers to fly from Hamilton to Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic or from Hamilton to Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Six Nations elected council sending $2,500 to James Smith Cree Nation after mass stabbings
The elected council of Six Nations of the Grand River, Ont., is sending condolences to James Smith Cree Nation in Saskatchewan after mass stabbings on the weekend that left 10 people dead and 18 injured.
Autopsy shows 3-year-old girl's drowning in Hamilton conservation area was an accident, police say
Hamilton police say there was no foul play involved in the death of a three-year-old girl near the Binbrook Conservation Area on Saturday.
Man charged after 2 McMaster students sexually assaulted on trail near campus: police
Hamilton police say a 38-year-old man has been arrested after two sexual assaults on Chegwin Trail near McMaster University.
Ontario police watchdog investigates shooting death of man, 52, in Port Colborne
Ontario's police watchdog is investigating the shooting death of a 52-year-old man on Sunday afternoon by officers in Port Colborne, Ont.
High inflation leaves Hamilton parents with an expensive return to school
Parents of students returning to school this week are struggling to afford supplies, food, clothing, and to pay bills due to inflation. Many local organizations are ramping up backpack programs to help families in need.
Banks scores a pair of 4th quarter touchdowns to help Argos rout Tiger-Cats
Brandon Banks scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns to earn the Toronto Argonauts a 28-8 Labour Day victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on a misty Monday afternoon.
On Labour Day, union leaders highlight how Gen Z is revitalizing the workers' movement
Union leaders praised the newest generation of Canadians to enter the workforce on Labour Day Monday, saying the youthful cohort's priorities — combined with changing standards ushered in by the COVID-19 pandemic — are doing much to revitalize the country's labour movement.
Canada is buying into the rent-to-own concept. Here's how it works
Rent-to-own advocates say this model of home financing allows people with limited or damaged credit who can’t qualify for a traditional mortgage to work toward ownership. But others caution that it is untested and has some pitfalls.
Some Chileans in Hamilton support draft constitution, as majority in Chile vote to reject it
While voters in Chile made it clear Sunday they do not support the constitution that was proposed to replace the dictatorship-era document the country currently has, Chileans in Canada overwhelmingly voted in support of the draft.
Canada defeats U.S. to capture gold at women's hockey worlds
Canada successfully defended its women's hockey world title with a 2-1 win over the rival United States in the gold-medal game on Sunday in Herning, Denmark
Students head into in-person school year with masking questions, hopes of normalcy
Thousands of Canadian children return to the classroom this week for their fourth pandemic school year, eager for a semblance of normalcy after years of upheaval that many families fear is not over yet.
Girl, 3, dies after going missing in Hamilton conservation area
Police say a three-year-old girl died after her family reported her missing in a conservation area south of Hamilton, Ont., Saturday. She was found later by kayakers in the water.
School bus delays anticipated for Hamilton-Wentworth students this fall
Students in Hamilton-Wentworth's public and Catholic school boards can anticipate delays as Hamilton-Wentworth Student Transportation Services experiences a driver shortage this fall.
White nationalist mayoral candidate getting Hamilton voters list is frightening, say anti-hate groups
Municipal candidates are entitled to get access to the names and addresses of voters as defined under Ontario law, raising concerns by anti-hate activist Bernie Farber when it comes to Paul Fromm, a self-described white nationalist running for Hamilton mayor in this fall's elections.
What to do in Hamilton this long weekend, from Labour Day fun to Shakespeare in the setting sun
There's plenty to do in Hamilton this Labour Day weekend. The Labour Day Classic 5K is back, the Ticats are facing off against the Argos and the Baitun Nusrat Mosque is opening its doors to the community this weekend.
'Not a way to handle the pandemic': Science table members disagree with scrapping 5-day COVID-19 isolation
Members of Ontario's outgoing science table say they would have advised against the province's decision to scrap COVID-19 isolation requirements if they were consulted on the move.
Red Hill Valley Parkway Inquiry releases hundreds of city emails related to friction report
The Red Hill Valley Parkway Inquiry resumed Thursday, with testimony from city of Hamilton engineer Dipanker Sharma, who gathered data for the 2018 city audit that brought a damning 2013 friction report involving the parkway to light.
Pelham, Ont. to receive $5.4M to build accessible green energy library
The town of Pelham, Ont. has received a $5.4 million grant from the Green and Inclusive Community Buildings program to build a new, modern library close to the town's community centre.
Many Americans still aren't coming to Canada. Is the ArriveCAN app to blame?
Although travel is resurging, the number of Americans making road trips to Canada was still down by close to half over the past two months. The mayor and several businesses in Niagara Falls, Ont., say the ArriveCAN app is keeping many of them away.
Hamilton teacher in flood-stricken Pakistan says country needs more help
When Farhanna Khan left Hamilton to visit Pakistan near the start of August, she didn't imagine she'd watch floodwaters ravage buildings in front of her.
Fiction work by Hamilton author Jamie Tennant among Canadian books to watch for this fall
Here are the Canadian novels and short stories we are excited to read in the second half of 2022.
New documents reveal 43 more deaths at former Mohawk Institute, survivor-led group says
New documents related to the former Mohawk Institute Residential School in Brantford, Ont., have revealed 43 more deaths, according to the survivor-led group overseeing the search for potential unmarked graves at the site.
2 more men charged with murder in violent Hamilton kidnapping, police say
Two more men have been charged with murder in last year's alleged violent kidnapping of a father that put one of his sons in hospital and left another son dead, police say.
Huge drop in grape harvest after 'superbly cold' winter event leaves Ontario winemakers worried
Bad weather during the fall and winter, believed to be a direct result of climate change, has taken its toll on the wine-making industry in Ontario, after an alarming decrease in the grape harvest.
CNE exhibit tells story of First Nations community through art and technology
Not far from the roar of the midway, a special exhibit at the Canadian National Exhibition quietly combines art and technology to give visitors a sense of the history and culture of a First Nations community.
3 OPP officers charged with manslaughter in toddler's shooting death
Ontario's police watchdog says it has charged three officers in the shooting death of a one-year-old boy.
Ontario's top doctor drops COVID-19 isolation requirements, expands booster eligibility to kids 5 to 11
As colder weather approaches, Moore is asking Ontarians to do three important things: continue wearing a mask when "it's right for you," be up to date with all vaccinations, and stay home if you're sick.
Hamilton MP Filomena Tassi switching roles to balance work with family needs
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tweaked his cabinet Wednesday, swapping his procurement minister for his Ontario economic development minister.
Waterloo region appoints Six Nations woman as 1st director of truth and reconciliation
Paula Whitlow has started her new role as the Region of Waterloo's first director of truth and reconciliation.
GO Transit says construction prompting reduction in train service to Hamilton starting Tuesday
As scores of employees return to the office after more than two years working from home, Hamilton commuters can expect service adjustments for Lakeshore West as well as a five-cents increase in Presto card payments for adults using the HSR bus service.
Brothers haven't spoken to each other in 30 years. Now they'll fight to be mayor of Port Colborne
Bill and Charles Steele are brothers, and the only two candidates for mayor in Port Colborne.
Brock University students will have to wear medical-grade masks in class this fall
Brock University is introducing a mask mandate in all instructional spaces on campus this September.
She stripped a river full of this pesky invasive plant — by hand
When summer started, invasive European water chestnut was all over the Welland River in Ontario's Niagara Region. A team spent the summer yanking it by hand.
Burlington offering free coyote whistles to residents after recent attacks
Burlington is offering coyote whistles to residents after recent attacks in the south central and south east parts of the city.
How did 2,400 chickens cross the road? With help from Burlington OPP and the public
Why did 2,400 chickens try to cross the road? Because a driver forgot to close their door, according to Ontario Provincial Police.
It's 'super humbling' being named 1st female assistant coach in OHL history, Laura Fortino says
Hamilton's Laura Fortino says she's humbled to become the first female to be named an assistant coach in the Ontario Hockey League.
St. Catharines won't ask arena to cancel Jeff Dunham comedy show despite racism concerns
St. Catharines's city council won't ask the managers of the Meridian Centre to cancel Jeff Dunham's comedy show in November despite concerns from the city's anti-racism advisory committee.
International student says she spent months in mental anguish after Canadian immigration error
An international student’s decision to study in northern Ontario turned into a nightmare because of a mistake from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
Despite overwhelming workloads and staff shortages, first year nursing students say healthcare is their 'calling'
Metro Morning's Mary Wiens spoke to first year nursing students about why they're entering the field
St. Catharines anti-racism committee wants Jeff Dunham comedy show cancelled
St. Catharines's anti-racism advisory committee is asking city council to cancel Jeff Dunham's comedy show at the Meridian Centre in November — but officials at the city-owned venue have not yet announced their plans.
Hamilton's Laura Fortino becomes 1st female assistant coach in Ontario Hockey League history
Canadian national women’s team icon Laura Fortino is the Hamilton Bulldogs' new assistant coach, becoming the first female in Ontario Hockey League history in the position, the club’s president and general manager announced Monday.
Filming for BlackBerry movie wraps up in Hamilton
The story of the rise and fall of Canadian company Research In Motion, creators of the BlackBerry, just wrapped filming in Hamilton Tuesday, for a big-screen adaptation.
At age 29, illness shattered my dreams. And I wasn't the sick one
Jason Miller dreamed of a life with a good career, a loving partner and family. But when his wife, Jennifer, was diagnosed pulmonary embolism, it changed the trajectory of their life and their relationship when he became a young caregiver.
Meet the librarian in rural Vermont helping stranded travellers with the ArriveCAN app
Ten years ago, Vermont librarian Sharon Ellingwood White was helping local residents create Facebook accounts. Now she says she's become the "de-facto" cross-border expert in another must-have app: ArriveCAN.
Two women assaulted on Chedoke trail in Hamilton, less than a week after women's safety walk
Hamilton Police say that two women were assaulted separately Thursday on the Chedoke Radial Trail, likely by the same man on a bicycle. The assaults come less than a week after the 'Keep Women Safe Walk,' meant to empower women after a series of trail assaults this summer.
Hamilton's Beasley Park among six projects to get a combined $3.6m in federal funding
The City of Hamilton is receiving investments from the federal government for six community infrastructure projects. The announcement was made Friday.
What's a trustee anyway? Everything you wanted to know about school board elections
When Ontarians head to the polls on Oct. 24, they won’t just be picking their next batch of municipal representatives. They’ll also be picking school board trustees.
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