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Police looking for Hamilton man who has been missing for a week
Hamilton police are asking the public to help them find a Hamilton man who has been missing for a week.
Federal government scrambles to address hordes of passport applicants at overwhelmed offices
Families Minister Karina Gould, the minister responsible for passport services, said Thursday the government is adding more staff on the ground to help triage hours-long lineups at many passport offices as tens of thousands of people look to get their hands on travel documents.
Canada needs 5.8 million new homes by 2030 to tackle affordability crisis, CMHC warns
A new report from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation says the country's housing stock would need to climb to over 22 million units by 2030 to achieve affordability for everyone living in Canada. That means 3.5 million more units than currently projected need to be built across the country.
Body of missing boater, 74, found in Lake Erie, police say
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) say a 74-year-old man's body was found in Lake Erie on Wednesday.
Woman, 68, dead after Wednesday morning fire at Mountain apartment
Hamilton police say a 68-year-old woman is dead after a Wednesday morning fire at a Mountain apartment. There's also an estimated $200K worth of damage, according to the fire department.
Hamilton's 2-day heat warning is over
Environment Canada and the office of Hamilton's medical officer of health have cancelled the heat warning that started on Tuesday.
Why the timing of your next COVID shot is so important
The timing of your next COVID-19 vaccine may be more important than ever as highly contagious Omicron subvariants are on the rise in Canada and waning immunity from previous vaccination and infection threatens to fuel another surge.
How this family went from cooking at powwows to owning Gage Park Diner in Hamilton
If you've attended a Soaring Spirits powwow, you likely know Christine Cayuga's cooking. The powwow runs this weekend and while Christine can't be there this year, she can also be found running the Gage Park Diner on Main Street.
Hamilton councillor Terry Whitehead docked pay for 'unacceptable' bullying — again
Councillor Terry Whitehead has been docked pay for a second time for allegations of bullying, this time for reportedly trying to intimidate the city clerk and the city’s the executive director of human resources.
'Mommy, can I come home? It's just too hot:' Parent, unions and teachers concerned over summer classes
As summer sets in, Hamilton-area teachers, families and education unions are raising concerns about hot classrooms.
Trudeau says passport delays are 'unacceptable,' promises the government will 'step up'
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is promising to do more to fix what he calls an "unacceptable" state of affairs at the country's passport offices that have been overwhelmed in recent days as thousands of Canadians scramble to get their hands on the necessary documents before travelling abroad.
Andrea Horwath says 'never say never' to potential mayoral run in Hamilton
Former Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath won't say if she'll join the race to be Hamilton's next mayor and said right now, she's focused on the NDP and her duties at Queen's Park.
Bill addressing environmental racism, inspired by research of McMaster prof, up for vote Wednesday
The House of Commons is close to adopting Canada's first-ever legislation on environmental racism — environmental hazards that disproportionately affect Indigenous, Black and other racialized communities.
Returning to work and worried about catching COVID? You're not alone
Some people who are returning to their workplaces are worried about being exposed to COVID-19 by being in spaces that might not have adequate ventilation and no longer require masking or vaccination.
Bandits hold off 2nd-half comeback effort from Nighthawks to earn 3rd straight win
Shane Gibson scored 23 points, along with the game-sealing free throws as the Fraser Valley Bandits snapped the Guelph Nighthawks' five-game winning streak with a 90-85 victory on Tuesday.
42-year-old woman charged with arson after massive weekend fire in downtown Hamilton
Hamilton police have charged a 42-year-old woman with arson and committing a break and enter after a massive fire in the city's core that destroyed a historic building on Saturday.
These architects are infusing Indigenous values into galleries, campus buildings across Canada
Two Row Architect in Six Nations and Smoke Architecture in Hamilton are designing places where everyone can benefit from Indigenous values — by integrating them into spaces like Centennial College and the Art Gallery of Ontario.
Police seeking suspect in downtown shooting that hurt 2 people on Sunday
Hamilton police are searching for the suspect of a downtown shooting on Sunday that hurt two people.
38% of HWDSB students identify as non-white, student census says — and just 12% of teachers
In their first ever student survey, the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board asked students nine questions relating to their gender identity, race, Indigeneity, language and more. Community leaders found the census revealed disparities between student and teacher demographics.
Break bread, laugh and learn: How to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day
Unreserved asked a few friends of the show ⁠— Indigenous people who are celebrated in their own right ⁠— what National Indigenous Peoples Day means to them and how to best spend the day.
'My existence is resistance': Indigenous graduates in Hamilton reflect on what empowers them
Indigenous students at McMaster University had their own graduation ceremony late last week. Some graduates say it had even more significance given it was days before National Indigenous Peoples Day.
This First Nation has a new highway and a water-treatment plant that's 'like our Stanley Cup'
Shoal Lake #40 First Nation is thriving. The community in northwestern Ontario, near the Manitoba-Ontario border, has built Freedom Road, connecting their once-isolated community to the highway, and has a new water-treatment plant that has helped them emerge from a 24-year boil-water advisory.
The lessons Buffy Sainte-Marie taught me
Falen Johnson, host of the brand new podcast Buffy — a memoir of Buffy Sainte-Marie, talks about what she's learned from the legendary Cree singer-songwriter during the course of the project.
Saint John Sea Dogs best Hamilton Bulldogs in opener of Memorial Cup return
Ryan Francis had a goal and two assists and the Saint John Sea Dogs beat the Hamilton Bulldogs 5-3 on Monday night in the Memorial Cup opener.
Massive weekend fire in downtown Hamilton is 'suspicious:' police
Hamilton police say the massive fire that brought down an empty and historic building in the city's core is being considered "suspicious."
Heat warning issued in Hamilton area for Tuesday and Wednesday
Environment Canada has put Burlington, Brant County, Hamilton, Haldimand County, Norfolk County and Niagara region under a heat warning for the next two days.
2 pedestrians hospitalized after being struck by vehicles Friday
Two pedestrians were sent to the hospital after being hit by vehicles on Friday, one of which was a hit and run.
Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger announces he won't seek re-election
Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger announced Monday morning that he won't seek re-election when the next municipal vote is held, on Oct. 24.
Hamilton woman is among the finalists in the Jamaican international song competition
Hamilton resident Tania Hernandez is one of two Canadians taking part in the Jamaican International Independence Foreign Song competition, which is open to Jamaicans living in the diaspora.
Hamilton's baby peregrine falcons fly for the 1st time
Auchmar, Balfour, Dundurn and Wynnstay have all had successful flights according to Hamilton Falconwatch.
Biggest prize in Canadian junior hockey up for grabs with Memorial Cup return
The host Saint John Sea Dogs entertain junior hockey league champions from Edmonton, Hamilton and Shawinigan, Que., in the 2022 Memorial Cup beginning Monday and ending when a new winner is crowned June 29.
Canadians seeking closure are finally holding funerals, memorials delayed by COVID-19
With pandemic restrictions lifted, Canadians are planning long-awaited memorial services to say goodbye to their loved ones — some, after two years of delays.
Stampeders erase 24-point deficit to best Tiger-Cats in OT thriller
A Rene Paredes 35-yard field goal in overtime put the finishing touches on overcoming a 24-point deficit to pull out a 33-30 CFL victory for the Calgary Stampeders in the Hamilton Tiger-Cats home opener on Saturday.
Ontario rapidly losing farmland amid urban sprawl, provincial agriculture group says
The Ontario Federation of Agriculture (OFA) says the province is facing an increase in the rate of farmland loss as urban sprawl swallows up land previously used for growing.
Vacant building in downtown Hamilton 'a total loss' after massive fire, official says
A vacant commercial building in downtown Hamilton is "a total loss" after a massive fire early Saturday, the city's fire chief says.
An 'example of the heart of Hamilton': This east-end resident grows food to help feed neighbours
As food prices soar, one Hamilton resident has been planting fruits and vegetables that members of her community can take for free when they are ready to harvest.
Government concerned about safety of Canadian crew who reported cocaine in plane in Dominican Republic
Canadian government officials say they're concerned for the safety of members of a Canadian flight crew in the Dominican Republic and are trying to get them an expedited investigation and home quickly if no charges are laid.
Richard Taylor guilty of 1st-degree arson murders of mom, stepdad in Dundas, Ont.
A jury in Hamilton has found Richard Taylor guilty of two counts of first-degree murder in the arson deaths of his mother, Carla Rutherford, and stepdad Alan Rutherford after their Dundas, Ont., home was set on fire in 2018.
How the power of music connects this Afghan man in Hamilton and others to their homeland
IDEAS takes a journey to Afghanistan with members of the Afghan diaspora, who find their way "home" through their music. We ask: how is the idea of home embedded in music and how have decades of conflict reshaped Afghan music? This is the final episode in our series The Idea of Home.
Migrant worker killed by SUV in St. Catharines remembered as 'great cook,' friend and father
Fermin Soto Sanchez died after being hit by an SUV while he was walking home on Monday evening. He was a husband, son and father of three children in Mexico, where his family relied on his income.
'Every week it's gone up for us': Hamilton food banks see rise in number of those needing support
As the price of groceries continues to climb, food banks in Hamilton say they are noticing an uptick in requests for food assistance and other needs.
2 Hamilton police officers charged with assault for separate incidents
The Hamilton Police Service has charged two of its own officers with assault over separate incidents earlier this year.
Akil Whyte sentenced to life in prison for Hamilton man's shooting death
A Toronto man who was found guilty of first-degree murder earlier this year for the point-blank shooting death of Leonard Pinnock has been sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole for 25 years.
Severe thunderstorm watch ends in Hamilton, but heat warning still on
Environment Canada issued a severe thunderstorm watch for Hamilton, saying the city could see winds of up to 110 km/h and large hail. The watch is over, but a heat warning is still in place.
McMaster University holds its first ever Black graduation celebration
McMaster University held its inaugural Black graduation ceremony on Monday. The graduation, which was separate from the university's convocation, celebrated Black excellence and success.
Victims advocate at Ontario megachurch receives 38 allegations of sexual misconduct against ex-pastors
Ontario megachurch The Meeting House is facing 38 allegations of sexual misconduct by four of its former pastors. Two have been convicted.
An Ontario doctor says ERs are more stressed than he's ever seen. Data backs it up
Patients in emergency rooms around Ontario are waiting record lengths of time to get admitted to hospital, a situation medical professionals say only appears to be getting worse.
Hamilton Bulldogs claim OHL victory with 6 goals against Windsor Spitfires
The Hamilton Bulldogs claimed a 6-1 victory over the Windsor Spitfires in Game 7 of the OHL playoffs Wednesday at the FirstOntario Centre.
Canadian crew says they were jailed after reporting suspected contraband on Dominican Republic flight
In April, a crew from Pivot Airlines was thrown in jail after millions of dollars worth of cocaine was found on their plane. The crew are friends and colleagues of Antigonish, N.S., pilot Carl Falsnes. Falsnes said the case needs more attention in Canada.
Kanétskare Elementary chosen as new name for HWDSB elementary school
Through a restructured school naming process, HWDSB's Ryerson Elementary school has had a new name chosen by a collaborative Naming Circle involving students, staff and Indigenous community members.
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