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Ontario group urges people to donate $200 rebate cheques to local charities
As Ontarians await their $200 rebate cheques, one organization is urging residents to donate the funds, arguing that giving the money to local charities would have a far greater collective impact than if it stays in our pockets.
Brant Catholic school board among those across Canada affected by data breach
The Brant Haldimand Norfolk Catholic District School Board is among many school boards across Canada affected by a data breach at PowerSchool, an American web-based management system.
OHL's Brantford Bulldogs sold to Edmonton Oilers star Zach Hyman
The Brantford Bulldogs announced on Monday that the OHL team has been sold to Edmonton Oilers star Zach Hyman.
9-year-old boy dies after truck rollover on the QEW early Monday morning, police say
After an early morning vehiclerollover on the QEW, police say a nine-year-old boy has died.
OPP commissioner defends beefed up border security program
Ontario's top cop says a surge" in border security outside of the province's 14 ports of entry is needed, as political rhetoric about the issue swirls in the days leading up to U.S. president-elect Donald Trump's inauguration.
Merlin the macaw spreading his wings at new home in Niagara
A beloved Halifax mascot has finally made a friend and his health seems to be improving, according to the Ontario zoo where he is rehabilitating.
Two women fleeing domestic violence sought asylum in Canada. The system treated them very differently
A CBC analysis of data on decisions from the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada's Refugee Protection Division revealed big differences in the outcomes of refugee claims involving domestic violence based on the countries claimants were from.
University of Waterloo researchers engineer bacteria to eat microplastics. But is it a pipe dream?
Researchers at the University of Waterloo in Ontario say they've made a breakthrough in introducing a new trait into bacteria found in wastewater, giving them the ability to break down microplastics.
Niagara Health to disburse $20M in pay equity deal for thousands of current, former hospital workers
The pay equity agreement between Ontario regional health-care provider Niagara Health and workers was reached on Dec. 23. It will apply to about 2,000 current employees in 26 job classes, from registered practical nurses to personal support workers to clerical staff, as well as former workers.
Defence at Hamilton constable's assault trial argues sex between him and fellow officer was consensual
The defence in the trial of a Hamilton police constable continued cross-examination ofa colleague who has accusedhim of sexual assault. The lawyer questioned the officerFridayabout inconsistencies in events she said happenedand argued the two were involved consensually.The trial in the Ontario Court of Justice began Tuesday.
MPP Sarah Jama says she's 'hopeful' to return to Ontario NDP after submitting vetting package
The Independent Hamilton Centre MPP says she has submitted a vetting package to the Ontario New Democratic Party party, which is step toward being able to seek the local nomination.
Tone and timing of text messages under scrutiny in Hamilton police officer's sexual assault trial
The defence in the trial of Hamilton police Const. Jeffrey Turnbull, who has pleaded not guilty to sexual assault, continued to cross-examine the woman who says she received inappropriate messages over four months from her colleague before being assaulted in his home's basement in March 2022.
Ticats sign former McMaster Marauder Owen Hubert and release veteran RB James Butler
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats released James Butler on Thursday, ahead of the free agency deadline on Feb. 11. It took just a few hours for the veteran running back to find a new team.
Brock professor warns cuts and layoffs may stifle innovation at Ontario colleges and universities
Stagnant funding, tuition freezes, and over-reliance on international student fees are pushing institutions toward program cuts and layoffs and, potentially, impacting innovation, according to a Brock University professor.
Criticism mounts against controversial Islamic group that says it plans to host conference in Hamilton
Hizbut TahrirCanada posted on social media earlier this week it will hostits Khilafah Conference 2025 on Jan. 18, although theexact location has yet to be announced online.
Hamilton police officer testifies at colleague's trial after he pleads not guilty to sexually assaulting her
The sexual assault trial of Const. Jeffrey Turnbull began this week in Hamilton with Turnbull pleading not guilty, and a fellow officer testifying about sexual comments, inappropriate messagesand assault she says occurred in 2022.
A 'staggering' 80,000 people and more were homeless in Ontario last year, new report finds
A new report by Ontario's municipalities says more than 80,000 people were homeless last year. The Association of Municipalities of Ontario says the groundbreaking report is believed to be the most accurate picture of provincewide homelessness to date.
Former York United forward Brian Wright joins Forge FC on multi-year contract
Brian Wright, voted the Canadian Premier League's Players' Player of the Year last season with York United FC, has signed with Forge FC.
Hamilton man charged with murder after man stabbed at Good Shepherd shelter dies, police say
A Hamilton man who was stabbed in the chest at the Good Shepherd men's shelter last week has died, police say, and the man arrested for his attack has now been charged with murder.
Hamilton landlord owes $27M, loses control over building where tenants faced water shut-off for 3 months
Dylan Suitor has failed to pay back bank and private loans he used to buy and renovate the 63-unit building at 1083 Main St. E. in Hamilton in 2021, according to documents filed in court.
Steel, plastics, Florida orange juice on Canada's list of potential retaliatory tariffs against U.S.
Among the most senior officials in Ottawa, there is a document circulating that outlines specific details about how Canada could retaliate against Donald Trump's tariff threat.
City of Hamilton asking residents for input on its 2025 budget
Those wanting to give their input can submit an application to delegate at the general issues committee meeting by Jan. 17.
Strike averted as Ontario college faculty union, employers enter binding arbitration
The bargaining agent for Ontario's 24 public colleges and the union representing faculty have agreed to enter into binding arbitration, avoiding a strike.
Teen praised as a 'Hamilton hero' after pulling man from burning tent
A Hamilton teen "prevented a total catastrophe" when he saved a man from the fire near Bayfront Park Sunday night, police say.
Brantford woman on house arrest for faking pregnancies, defrauding doulas pleads guilty to 4 new charges
A few months after Kaitlyn Braun of Brantford, Ont., was sentenced to house arrest for faking pregnancies andfraudulently receivingthe services of numerous doulas,she picked up the phone and did it again - twice.
Ontario launches new border security measures in wake of Trump tariff threats
The Ontario government says it has launched its own border security measures aimed at preventing illegal border crossings and cross-border transporting of illegal guns and drugs.
High-end vehicles stolen from Hamilton, Kitchener recovered by police
In a joint investigation with Hamilton Police Service, members of the break, enter and vehicle theft team from the Waterloo Region Police Service have recovered 20 stolen high-end vehicles. Five were originally stolen from Kitchener.
Small business owner Abby Zaitley wins Ward 4 public school board trustee seat, city says
Abby Zaitley has won the Ward 4 Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board trustee byelection, according to uncertified results posted to the City of Hamilton's website Tuesday.
Ontario accessibility act needs updates and improved enforcement, says provincial advocacy group
The head of the Hamilton-based Disability Justice Network of Ontario says the 20-year implementation of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act left "a huge chasm" between the disabled community's hopes and reality.
Hamilton Liberal MP Tassi 'proud' of work with Trudeau, shares hopes for next party leader
Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas MP Filomena Tassi previously expressed her support for the prime minister, saying,"I believed in him in 2015 and I believe in him now."
Police reviewing 'hundreds of hours' of security footage in hopes of finding missing Hamilton woman
Shalini Singh, 40, was last in contact with her family on Dec. 4, 2024.
Cold weather alert issued for Hamilton as -22 wind chill expected Tuesday night
The City of Hamilton issued a cold weather alert for Monday overnight, which continues Tuesday morning.
Trudeau to announce he's resigning as Liberal leader, sources say
Justin Trudeau, who is set to speak at 10:45 a.m. ET, will announce he is stepping aside as Liberal leader, sources say.
Hamilton's Free Bar sees growing number of customers looking for non-alcoholic drinks
Whether it's for a celebration, a gathering or an evening to unwind, Canadians increasingly favour non-alcoholic options over beer, wine and spirits. But while much of the narrative has focused on sober consumers, it's also being driven by those who still consume alcohol.
Trudeau says he's not the right choice to lead party in next election, promises to resign as PM
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he plans to step down once the Liberal Party has chosen a successor, bringing his time leading the country to a tumultuous end.
Ontario was supposed to be accessible by 2025. Some advocates say it's not even close
The first day of 2025 was meant to usher in an era without barriers for people with disabilities in Ontario. Instead, advocates say the province has missed its own deadline to make that world a reality.
Matted ShihTzu and pregnant guinea pig rescued as Hamilton area shelters warn of rising pet abandonments
Animal shelters in the Niagara and Hamilton region are seeing a record-breaking number of abandoned pets in the region.
2nd arrest made in Port Colborne homicide, one suspect outstanding: police
Niagara police have arrested a second personin connection with the homicide of a man found dead in Port Colborne in August. A 36-year-old woman was charged with first-degree murder in the same case earlier this week.
Want to get a prescription for nature access in Canada? Here's how it works
Wondering how you can get a nature prescription and what to do with it? Here's what you need to know.
Niagara police charge St. Catharines, Ont., woman with murder and seek 2 suspects in 38-year-old's death
More than four months after police began investigating Daniel Sanvido's death as a homicide, they charged a 36-year-old St. Catharines woman with his murder.Niagara police say they're also looking for two more suspects.
Voting is open in Hamilton for Ward 4 school board trustee. Here are the candidates
Candidates vying for the Ward 4 trustee spot each bringing a range of experiences and perspectives as voting begins.
Province approves new treatment hub in Hamilton, to be run by operator of closing safe injection site
Hamilton's only supervised injection site, which the province forced to close, will become a new mental health and addiction treatment centre.
After long-running Hamilton aviary closes, team pivots to new model to help tropical birds
Friends of the Aviary is helping birds in the area find new foster homes after having to close its Westdale location last year.
Even with new shelter spots in Hamilton, barriers to leaving tents remain, say encampment residents
Encampment residents say lack of availability isn't the only thing keeping them out of the shelter system. Many say they face barriers to using shelters that include fear of theft and lack of knowledge about the new sites.
2,500 affordable housing units to break ground in Hamilton over next 3 years, says city director
Housing secretariat director Justin Lewis spoke to CBC Hamilton recently about the city's progress in getting more affordable homes built faster and what's in store for 2025.
Advocacy group welcomes reduction in child-care fees
Canada's national child care advocacy association, Child Care Now, has welcomed a reduction in child-care fees in Ontario, while expressing concernthat far too few families stand to benefit.
407 toll rates going up for many drivers in the new year
Toll prices on Highway 407 will be going up for many drivers starting on Jan. 1. A news release says the cost for light vehicles will rise from three to 14 cents per kilometre, but the exact price will depend on a number of factors.
Senior faces possible renoviction from home of 50 years as Hamilton unrolls new bylaw to protect tenants
Beverly Hoadley never thought she'd have to move out of her Hamilton apartment. But now facing a possible eviction, the 87-year-old says she's afraid she'll soon have no choice but to leave her beloved home.
New year, new tax measures — what to expect in 2025
The coming year will see some changes to existing tax measures, but those changes are expected to have onlyminor impacts on individuals.
Police search for 2 suspects after male had bike stolen while attempting to rob bank in Hamilton Mountain
Hamilton police are looking for two males, one who, they say, attempted to rob a bank and the other for stealing the would-be robber's bike.
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