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Mississaugas of the Credit judge Harry Laforme among 99 new Order of Canada appointees
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon has announced the new Order of Canada appointments, recognizing people from a range of backgrounds for their contributions to the country.
Number of police officers killed while on duty 'unprecedented,' says Ontario police association president
Const. Grzegorz Pierzchala, 28, is the fourth officer to be killed while on duty in Ontario this fall and the fifth killed in Canada while on the job since mid-September, which the PAO president says is 'unprecedented.'
Rare ice formations caused by winter storm draw hundreds of visitors to this Ontario town
Hundreds of people have been travelling to the Ontario community of Port Stanley, on the shores of Lake Erie, to view a rare and icy byproduct of the winter storm that hit the region over the weekend.
Slain Haldimand OPP officer was living 'his dream' to work with police
Haldimand Ontario Provincial Police officer Grzegorz Pierzchala was 28 years old and fresh out of a probation period, about to live his dream of being a police officer when he was shot and killed in the line of duty near Brantford, Ont., on Tuesday.
Skip the doctor, see a pharmacist: 13 conditions you can have treated at an Ontario pharmacy in 2023
Ontario pharmacies will officially be able to assess and prescribe medication for 13 common ailments as of Jan. 1. People will not be required to pay out of pocket for pharmacist visits.
City keeps warming centres open after outcry from Hamilton community during Christmas cold spell
Hamilton has a few more options for people needing to stay warm this week, as an "interim solution" has been put in place to help what Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath recently called a "service gap for unhoused Hamiltonians."
Man and woman charged with 1st-degree murder in shooting of OPP officer near Brantford
A 25-year-old man and 30-year-old woman have been charged with first-degree murder in the shooting of an Ontario Provincial Police officer near Brantford on Tuesday. Const. Grzegorz Pierzchala, 28, learned he had just passed probation earlier that day.
The hero, the ice cream man and 7 more of the most interesting people we met in 2022, plus 1 turtle
Here are nine of the most interesting people we met in 2022 and a lost turtle named Shimmy.
OPP officer killed near Brantford, Ont., while responding to a call, commissioner says
An Ontario Provincial Police officer has died after he was shot in Haldimand County responding to a call, police say.
Was your travel disrupted? Here's what you're owed — and what you won't get
The weather may be clearing, but hundreds of Canadian travellers are still unable to reach their destination or return home, while many others are still waiting for refunds — or even answers.
What's on in Hamilton for the rest of the holidays, from Christmas at Dundurn to winter maze fun
Christmas may be over, but there's still plenty of holiday fun in Hamilton region.
Buy-in from gay and bisexual men helped get Canada's mpox outbreak under control: McMaster doctor
An aggressive public health response and immediate buy-in from men who have sex with men — the group most affected by the outbreak — has helped contain mpox in Canada, public health doctors say.
Why a first-of-its-kind seniors emergency care centre could be an important test for Ontario
A seniors emergency care centre that will house a geriatric emergency department is being built at Toronto Western Hospital ⁠— dubbed the first of its kind in the country.
4,300 customers still without power in Fort Erie, Ont., as state of emergency continues
Fort Erie, Ont., along with Wainfleet and Port Colborne, remain in a state of emergency following mass power outages and road closures caused by the weekend's severe winter snowstorm. Niagara Region has announced a snow squall warning as residents continue to dig out from the storm.
U.S. winter storm claims at least 50 lives, over half in western New York
The death toll from a pre-Christmas blizzard in much of the United States has risen to 50, with the number in western New York alone at 27, authorities said Monday.
Want to run outdoors this winter? Here are some tips from a Canadian Olympic marathoner
Marathon and Olympic competitors who live in Hamilton manage a running group that meets at the Bayfront every Tuesday for training, and members also benefit from getting advice for hitting the streets in winter.
The virus behind COVID-19 is mutating and immune-evasive. Here's what that means
As COVID-19 approaches its fourth year, Omicron continues to mutate and become more immune evasive. But what does mutation mean, what doesn't it mean and why does immune evasiveness matter? Here are some answers based on what we know at this stage in the pandemic.
Fort Erie, Ont., digs out after crippling 2-day blizzard
Residents in Fort Erie, Ont., and surrounding areas in the southern Niagara region face the massive Christmas Day task of digging out after a two-day blizzard that has wreaked havoc with power and travel.
What's open and closed in Hamilton during the 2022 holiday season
Here is what is open and closed during the holiday season in Hamilton, including bus schedule changes and contact information for essential services.
Christmas care packages a bright spot for houseless Hamilton residents
The packages, which contain snacks, toiletries and warm items such as tuques, can be a bright spot for those who don’t typically get other gifts.
International students in Canada get help from campuses and colleagues to keep holiday spirits alive
International students often can't return home for the holidays, but Brock University in St. Catharines, Ont., and other Canadian post-secondary schools have programs that help keep their spirits alive during their time off.
Niagara Region declares state of emergency, as blizzard conditions continue for 2nd day
The Niagara Region declared a state of emergency Saturday evening, as blizzard conditions caused travellers and truck drivers to be stranded, some residents to evacuate their homes on Lake Erie and power outages for around 10,000 homes.
'You don't want to be caught in this': OPP urges drivers to stay put amid spate of crashes
Provincial police are pleading with drivers to stay home as crashes mount in the London, Ont., region along major highways because of a powerful storm bringing snow, ice and high winds.
'Very scary out there:' Thousands of Niagara, Hamilton residents without power as winter storm continues
High winds and blizzard-like conditions hit Hamilton, Niagara and the Lake Erie shoreline Friday, as residents across part of Ontario are impacted by a major storm.
Ontario landlords could be sitting on thousands of dollars of interest owed to tenants
Some Ontario landlords are sitting on thousands of dollars of interest accrued by rental deposits and in some cases, also asking renters to fork over cash as often as every year in a process some advocates are calling "double-dipping."
City's newly expanded snow removal plan in place, as Hamilton residents brace for winter storm
With a major winter storm expected, Hamilton residents can expect a bit more help with snow clearing this year, as the city's expanded sidewalk removal system comes into effect.
Hamilton under cold alert, schools closed Friday, as 'flash freeze,' major storm expected
The city has issued a cold weather alert ahead of Friday's anticipated flash freeze, as this weekend's 'significant' winter storm roles into the Hamilton region. Elementary, secondary and post-secondary schools have also said they will be closed Friday.
Niagara region issues flood alert for Lake Erie, closes schools ahead of anticipated blizzard
The Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority has issued a flood warning for the Lake Erie shoreline, with impacts expected in Port Colborne and Haldimand County. Schools in Niagara and several municipal buildings are closing Friday ahead of the storm.
Hamilton songwriter Alex Whorms shares secrets behind your favourite Christmas music
Hamilton-based Alex Whorms, whose tune Christmas Morning is included in CBC Music's Best New Holiday Music list, shares her research into what makes a good winter song and fun facts about what's played this time of year.
Crown prosecutors won't pursue 'animal cruelty' charges against Marineland
Crown prosecutors say that they have 'stayed' charges related to animal use against Marineland, an aquatic theme park that allegedly held illegal dolphin shows. That means they won't pursue the charges filed by Niagara police in December 2021.
If you're travelling during a winter storm, here's what to prepare
As many Canadians cope with extreme cold and heavy snow or are bracing for nasty weather, Environment Canada is urging them to reconsider holiday travel plans and to prepare for worst-case scenarios.
Who steals Christmas presents? Brantford police want to know, after break and enter
Someone broke into a home in Brantford, police say, and stole family heirlooms, jewellery, cash and presents just days before Christmas.
Ford government forges ahead with Greenbelt development plan despite 'broad opposition' in public consultation
The Ontario government has officially removed environmental protection for approximately 2,995 hectares of Greenbelt land in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA) despite widespread opposition across several sectors of society.
Early Indigenous people hunted mammoth in Hamilton area, 'unprecedented' study suggests
New research shows "unprecedented" evidence that about 13,000 years ago, a settlement of Paleo Indigenous people in the Hamilton area hunted and butchered either a mammoth or a mastodon. The discovery is consistent with the oral histories of the Haudenosaunee people.
Mom of pedestrian killed in Niagara says her son 'deserved better' — driver got $500 fine
Matthew Wilson was killed in 2021 after being hit while walking on a road in Niagara-on-the-Lake. The driver received a $500 fine and nine months probation earlier this month for a charge related to the incident.
Major winter storm coming for Hamilton will last through Christmas, Environment Canada says
A major winter storm is coming to Hamilton, Environment Canada says, starting Thursday and lasting until Christmas Day.
Angry Sunwing passengers waited 36 hours in Hamilton International Airport for flight to Cuba
Angry passengers were made to wait at Hamilton International Airport for 36 hours to board a plane to Varadero, Cuba.
No charges against Hamilton police officers present when shooting spree suspect was killed in cemetery: SIU
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit has found four officers with Hamilton and Halton police "legally justified" in shooting and killing a man who killed three individuals across the GTA in September.
Hamilton police want $12M more than last year's $183M budget
Hamilton’s Police Services Board is asking the city for a $12-million increase to the police budget for 2023, up 6.71 per cent from what the city paid for policing in 2022.
Downtown fire leaves 'significant damage' on King Street building, fire chief says
A multiple-alarm fire left over $500,000 in damages in downtown Hamilton and brought in fire crews “from across the city,” said Hamilton fire chief Dave Cunliffe.
Hamilton's Gilgeous-Alexander nets buzzer-beater to give Thunder win over Blazers
Hamilton's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander hit a baseline jumper as time expired, and the Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Portland Trail Blazers 123-121 on Monday to ruin Damian Lillard's record-setting night.
Winter storm to hit Hamilton, Niagara as holiday weekend begins
Environment Canada is anticipating a flash freeze on Friday and heavy snowfall throughout the weekend. It suggests residents prepare for possible power outages.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever special screening for kids in Hamilton helps shatter Black stereotypes
Empowerment Squared, a Hamilton non-profit, held a screening of Black Panther 2: Wakanda Forever at the Landmark Cinema in Jackson Square that brought together almost 120 parents and children.
Ontario launching $200M grant for new child-care spaces
The new, one-time grant is part of the province's $10-a-day deal with the government to create more spaces. Education Minister Stephen Lecce says it will help new and existing child-care operators offset initial costs of expanding or creating spaces
Police details in court documents outline alleged sexual assault involving 5 world junior hockey players
New court documents that include interview transcripts and search warrant requests are revealing why police investigators say they have reasonable grounds to accuse five world junior hockey players of sexually assaulting a woman in a London, Ont., hotel room in 2018.
Children are dying from flu. Some provinces are slow to report it — and these experts say that's dangerous
With influenza sending Canadian children to hospital at rates far above normal for this time of year, there are calls for provincial health systems to be more transparent about pediatric flu deaths and the severity of communicable diseases because it can help people protect themselves and in this case, their kids.
Hamilton goalkeeper Milan Borjan earns save of the year honour for stop against U.S. for Canada
Milan Borjan's reflex stop against the U.S. in January has earned the Canadian goalkeeper the Allstate Canadian National Teams Good Hands Award for save of the year.
Six Nations, Ont., looking at how to bring public transit system to First Nations community
Six Nations Public Works is currently conducting a survey “to confirm the need for transit and identify what’s important” when designing a service, it says.
Canada embraces its immigrant soccer stars. Where's the support for migrant rights?
As a country with a settler, colonial past and a complicated relationship with migrants, the issues that have unfolded in Qatar must give Canadians pause as we prepare to co-host our own World Cup in 2026, writes Sarah Adjekum.
Peter Khill guilty of manslaughter, not guilty of murder in killing of Jon Styres
A Hamilton jury has found Peter Khill not guilty of second-degree murder, but guilty of manslaughter after shooting and killing Jon Styres in 2016.
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