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Burlington seniors to get free transit in August, young people ride free on evenings and weekends
Public transit in Burlington, Ont., will be free for seniors all the time and free for youth on evenings and weekends starting in August.
Canadian universities to examine security, inclusivity after University of Waterloo stabbings
The CEO of Universities Canada says a stabbing at the University of Waterloo in Ontario is a reminder to have the right security measures and cultural environment to prevent future attacks.
Weightlifting has many health benefits and it's easy to get started, researchers say
Brad Currier andJon Mcleod are PhD candidates at McMaster University and co-researcherson a new paper on the "great weight debate" weigh in on the benefits of lifting.
Hamilton man waiting 5 years for tribunal hearing after human rights complaint against McMaster security
When Kevin Daley filed a human rights complaint against security at McMaster University, he was ready for a fight - but he wasn't expecting it to go five years. He's still waiting for a hearing before the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario.
Hamilton's Ann Konkel is an 'inspiration' as she turns 108
Ann Konkel, a beloved matriarch, Second World War survivor and former emergency room nurse who has lived in Hamilton since 1952,willcelebrate her 108th birthday on Friday.
Updated COVID-19 vaccines recommended for fall boosters, Canada's vaccine advisers say
The country's national vaccine advisers are recommending Canadians get another COVID-19 booster shot this fall, with updated vaccines expected in the months ahead.
Invasive fungus that kills oak trees was near the border in 2021 — now it's spreading across Ontario
Oak wilt has been spotted three times in Niagara-on-the-Lake, according to the federal government.
Ontario developer asks court to prevent, delay interview with auditor general in Greenbelt audit
A prominent Toronto-area developer is asking a court to block or delay a provincial watchdog frominterviewing him as part of its investigation into the Ontario government's decision to open formerly protected landfor housing development,CBC News has learned.
Deputy minister had no reason to think Mendicino was unaware of Bernardo move, department says
The federal Public Safety Department is defending a decision by its top officials not to contact the minister directly about the transfer of notorious serial killer Paul Bernardo to a medium-security prison.
Brantford police warn public to be wary of new grandparent scam
Brantford police are warning the public that fraudsters are targeting people via text message.
Animal Welfare rescues dog after video appears to show animal being abused by owner in Dundas
Provincial Animal Welfare Services (PAWS)hastaken a dogafter videos surfaced of a man allegedly whipping and dragging it while on a walk in the town of Dundas in Hamilton.
City councillor to raise motion to declare domestic violence 'epidemic' in Hamilton
Hamilton'sWoman Abuse Working Group (WAWG)is calling on the city to declare domestic and intimate partner violence an epidemic, while revealing statistics showing a great need for expanded services in the city.
Self-checkout theft causing problems for retailers — and shoppers who despise receipt checks
Some shoppers feel they're being unfairly targeted for receipt checks due to theft at self-checkouts. A criminologist who studies the topic says this type of theft is growing as retailers add more self-checkouts and shoppers feel emboldened to steal.
Ontario long-term care homes with poor care records are getting tax dollars to expand
CBC found several long-term care homes planning to expand with taxpayer support are run by operators with long histories of non-compliance with the law, or poor outcomes through the pandemic.
Canadian women's 8 team claims silver at World Cup event in Switzerland
The Canadian women's eight team secured a silver medal on Sunday at the World Rowing Cup III in Lucerne, Switzerland, finishing just under one secondback of gold-medallist Great Britain.
Anglican Church of Canada introduces pastoral blessing for transgender and gender non-binary parishioners
The Anglican Church of Canada has approved new liturgical blessings that embrace transgender and gender non-binary members of their church. Reverend Eileen Scully is the author of the texts and she says the aim was to embrace those already in their church.
Families face 'hidden homelessness' as Hamilton shelter system is consistently overwhelmed
The family shelter system in Hamilton has been overwhelmed for over a year, with the 62 available rooms and overflow hotel rooms filled almost every week. For Mark Wakiri, a father of five who was injured at work a year ago, finding housing outside of the shelter is a difficult task.
Woman dead, man critically injured after falling 8 floors from Burlington apartment, SIU says
Ontario's police watchdog says a 24-year-old woman has died and a 29-year-old man is in critical condition after falling eight storeys from a balcony in Burlington, Ont. The falls occurred after police attended to a call at the apartment, the SIU says.
How rare footage of Pink Floyd concert dubbed 'the Woodstock of Hamilton' made it to the big screen
Around 52,000 people flocked to Ivor Wynne Stadium in 1975 for a Pink Floyd show that changed concerts in the city for decades to come. Out of all those people, Jim 'Speedy' Kelly was likely the only one who got a recording of the event.
'His love and generosity held his family together.' Hamilton teen remembered after fatal stabbing
Mark Bistoyongwas 'bright, mature...and a talented athlete,' having just completed Grade 11 with honours,when he was killed in what Hamilton police call an 'unprovoked attack.'
Number of no-knock police raids in Brantford, Ont., in 2022 is 'concerning,' lawyer says
New statistics obtained by CBC Hamilton through a freedom-of-information request show Brantford Police Service carried out 23 no-knock raids in 2022, more than any other year since at least 2019. It's also three times the number of raids done in 2021.
Hamilton police investigate videos showing man whip and drag dog down sidewalk
Hamilton police are investigating videos showing a man whipping his dog and dragging it down a sidewalk. The residents who recorded the videos describe what they saw and an animal rights activist says the police and the province need to take swift action.
Hamilton aims to double its tree canopy amid wildfire smoke, extreme heat and climate change
The city plans to increase its urban canopy to 40 per cent by 2050, with a focus on planting more trees in areas that are lacking, like downtown, and keeping existing trees healthy.
Burlington Skyway Bridge's westbound lanes closed every Friday night in July
All Niagara-bound lanes will by closed by 8 pm.
Hamilton man faces several human trafficking charges, police say
A Hamilton man has been arrested and faces what police say is a number of charges relating to human trafficking.
After Brantford police raid wrong home, Ontario watchdog recommends changes
The Office of the Independent Police Review Director is recommending Brantford Police Service make changes to its policies after officers looking for drugs raided the wrong home in September.
20-year-old Hamilton man charged with 1st-degree murder in killing of Everton Frost
Hamilton police's tactical unit arrested the accusedoutside on Emerald Street North on Wednesday afternoon.
Families of Flight PS752 victims breathe a sigh of relief as case goes to international court
Families who lost loved ones in the destructionof Flight PS752 are celebrating after their long fight to bring Iran to account in an international court moved one step closer to success this week.
'It ain't right': Jully Black says Hamilton gig was cancelled due to rain-soaked stage, unkept promises
Juno Award-winning R&B singer Jully Black cancelled a perfomance in Hamilton over the weekend due to what she says were unkept promises by organizers and an uncovered stage on a day soaked in pouring rain.
Mayor Horwath is visiting Racalmuto and Abruzzo, Hamilton's Italian twin cities
Mayor Andrea Horwathisin Italy for nearly two weeks to meet with government officials and dignitaries inRacalmutoandValle Peligna- Hamilton's long-timetwin cities.
Former Niagara cop who ran massage business sexually abused 11 women. He'll serve 18 months of house arrest
David Kukoly, 54, who was a veteran police officer at the time of his arrest, was spared jail time, in part, because of his "long record of service to the community," wrote an Ontario Court Justice in a decision last month.
2 males stole, burned Pride flag at Hamilton elementary school, police say
Hamilton police are looking for two males who broke into an elementary school located in the area of Mud Street West and First Road West in Stoney Creek on June 29.
Haudenosaunee Nationals win bronze at World Lacrosse Men's Championship
The Haudenosaunee Nationals, a lacrosse team of players from the six nations that make up the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, won the bronze medal in the World Lacrosse Men's Championship last weekend.
Around the world in 8 'amazing' years — B.C. man's journey without a plane, train or automobile
On Wednesday morning Markus Pukonen embarked on the final leg of his eight-year journey around the world without the use of a motorized vehicle. He's kayaking from St. Catharines to Toronto.
How to stay safe while exercising in extreme heat. Tips from Hamilton Ticat coach Marcellus Bowman
Ticats strength and conditioning coach Marcellus Bowman has a few suggestions for people trying to stay in shape, even in this extreme heat.
Temperatures could hit 32 C today with heat warning in effect for Hamilton and area
A heat warning remains in effect for Hamilton, Burlington, Niagara and Brantford areas, with Environment Canada warning of temperatures climbing above 30 C.
National Steel Car production grinds to a halt as Hamilton workers strike for higher wages
While negotiations weren't happening as of Tuesday, the union president he's optimistic that will change soon.'Their railcars aren't being built and we know there's a full order book that's not getting filled,' he says. 'The company feels the pressure and we do too in lost wages. Let's get back to work.'
Funnel cloud spotted above Hamilton Mountain as heat wave persists
A funnel cloud was spotted above Hamilton Mountain on Tuesday as a heat warning for the city and nearby areas persists, according to Environment Canada.
New 'core patrol' increases Hamilton police presence downtown following complaints
Two Hamilton police officers are now patrolling part of the downtown on weekdays, primarily on foot,from Wellington to Bay and Hunter to Cannon Streets.
Someone pretended to be Hamilton police — it led to a fake story about cryptocurrency theft
Hamilton police say someone "spoofed" the email address they uses to communicate with the media. Police alerted various newsrooms Wednesday, nearly two days after an email was received from what appeared to be the police service's public affairs email account.
Hamilton politicians ask province to help use — not destroy — vacant Sir John A. Macdonald school
Hamilton Centre member of provincial parliament Sarah Jama, Ward 2 coun. Cameron Kroetsch and Ward 2 public school board trustee Sabreina Dahabissued a joint letter on Monday, asking the province to collaborate with the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board.
Prisons head said process to notify minister of Bernardo transfer was followed
Days after Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino expressed his outrage on social media over the transfer of notorious serial killer Paul Bernardo to a medium-security prison, the head of Canada's federal prison system asked the department whether the politician had been told of the move.
Hamilton man pleads guilty to smuggling marijuana into U.S. via helicopter
A Hamilton man has pleaded guilty before a United States (U.S.) district judge to importation of marijuana into that country.
Ontario government proposing changes to crack down on huge pre-construction price hikes
The Ontario government has just posted proposed new rules they say will better protect pre-construction homebuyers from price hikes.
Heat warning issued for Hamilton, Niagara, Brantford, starting Tuesday
Environment Canada has issued a heat warning, with hot, humid weather expected for Tuesday, Wednesday and possibly Thursday.
Hamilton police vague about changes to drone program after recommendations from privacy commissioner
Hamilton police say they have made changes to their drone program after receiving recommendations from the office of Ontario's privacy commissioner - but it's unclear exactly what those changes are.
16-year-old boy dies, relative charged after stabbing at family gathering in Hamilton
A 16-year-old boy is dead after a stabbing at a family gatheringand a 22-year-old relative is in custody, Hamilton police say.
Heavy rainfall and thunderstorm warnings for Hamilton, Niagara, Brant regions
Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms are expected in Hamilton, Niagara and Brant regions Sunday and Monday.
How poor air quality in Ontario is disrupting summer day camps
Ongoing wildfires that have sent plumes of smoke and pollution into many parts of Canada are raising added challenges for camp operators, outdoor sports leagues and families who had been counting on fresh air activities to occupy their kids.
Tenants worried about Hamilton apartment getting sold form co-op to buy building
A group of tenants are forming a co-operative to buy the downtown Hamilton apartment building where they live, with hopes of preserving affordable rent.
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