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Hamilton Black communities carry on spirit of Alberta toddler's legacy
Ezra Marfo's passed away Friday Sept 16, but his father Jacob and local Hamilton communities will continue the toddler's legacy by continuing Swabs4Ezra donor campaign.
The ArriveCAN app is about to become optional. Will anyone use it?
While some travellers say they'll be glad when they no longer have to use the ArriveCAN app when entering Canada, others say there might still be some use for the tool.
Harris, Lewis lead Alouettes to comeback win over Tiger-Cats
Eugene Lewis broke the 1,000-yard mark scoring the game-winning touchdown as the Montreal Alouettes grabbed a 23-16 win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Friday.
Municipal election candidates in Ontario worried voting day falls on Diwali
Some Hindus and Sikhs in Ontario are not pleased with the date of this year's municipal election, especially some of the candidates, because people are set to cast ballots on the main day for the religious festival of Diwali in October.
Franco-Ontarian Day celebrations kick off in Hamilton, after tensions over city permit
The francophone community in Hamilton started Franco Ontarian Day celebrations by raising the Franco-Ontario flag on Thursday, but the day came with a bit of controversy.
Can city council handle that? Here's what each level of government actually does
There have been plenty of promises about what candidates will do if elected, but what is actually in their power?
4 months after young girl's body was found in the Grand River, police still don't know who she is
Four months after the body of a girl, between the age of 10 months and two-years old, was found in the Grand River near Dunnville, Ont., police still don't know who she is or how she died.
Indigenous student sent home with 'offensive' worksheet, prompting audit at Niagara school
A Niagara-area school is auditing the materials of a teacher who's facing "disciplinary action" after a student was sent home with a worksheet showing two cartoon characters in stereotypical Indigenous clothing, including feathered headbands.
In Hamilton, real estate is the new art
Gavin Stephens came to Hamilton during what he said was "the whole 'Art is the new steel' era. "I thought it meant a change deeper than slogans. Needless to say, I was very naive," he writes.
McMaster study builds on link between long COVID and autoimmune diseases like lupus
Some long COVID patients suffering symptoms including fatigue and shortness of breath are showing signs of autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus, suggests a McMaster University study that builds on similar findings elsewhere.
Ontario reports 65 new COVID-19 deaths, with vaccine uptake for children lower than expected
Ontario is reporting 65 new deaths linked to COVID-19 as the number of children under the age of five getting vaccinated against the virus is even lower than the relatively low number many experts had expected.
City of Hamilton resumes dredging of Chedoke Creek — without Haudenosaunee consent
The city of Hamilton has resumed cleaning Chedoke Creek and, despite a request, won't consult the local Haudenosaunee community, on whose traditional lands the creek sits, before the dredging begins again.
Marineland drops $1.5M lawsuit against former employee and agrees to rehouse walruses
Marineland and a former employee, who had been accused of plotting to steal an almost 800-pound walrus, have worked out their decade-long legal battle: The Niagara Falls, Ont., theme park has dropped a $1.5-million lawsuit against activist Philip Demers, and Smooshi and her calf will be rehoused.
Renting is growing twice as fast as home ownership, census reveals
The number of households who rent their homes has grown twice as fast as the number of those who own, newly released census data has revealed.
Indigenous population hits 1.8M, growing at twice rate of non-Indigenous Canadians: 2021 census
The number of people identifying as Indigenous in Canada grew almost twice as fast as the non-Indigenous population and now stands at 1.8 million — about five per cent of the population — according to newly released census data.
Thousands honour slain Toronto Police Const. Andrew Hong at funeral
Thousands of mourners including family members, police officers and Ontario politicians lined the halls of the Toronto Congress Centre Wednesday to celebrate the life of slain Toronto police officer Const. Andrew Hong.
The end of random border testing can't come soon enough for many travellers
The federal government’s pandemic border measures — including random testing for vaccinated travellers — could be coming to an end soon. It still might not be soon enough for many travellers and tourism operators.
Border cities 'left behind' from pandemic recovery, say leaders seeking end to restrictions
A group of MPs and border-city mayors is calling on the Canadian and U.S. governments to lift COVID-19 restrictions at the border.
Red Hill Valley Parkway closed for maintenance at Greenhill on-ramp
The Red Hill Valley Parkway will close the Greenhill Ave. on-ramp for the next month to allow the maintenance of a local stormwater management pond.
Hamilton welder Matt Campbell gives world's top darts player a scare in Amsterdam event
World No. 1 Gerwyn (The Iceman) Price of Wales survived a scare from Canadian Matt (Ginja Ninja) Campbell before prevailing 6-5 Saturday to advance to the quarterfinals of the 300,000-pound ($454,535) Jack's World Series of Darts Finals.
Hamilton Votes 2022: Meet our 6 municipal election columnists
Ahead of the election, these Hamilton residents are reflecting on the issues they think are missing from campaign conversations or need underscoring. Get to know the group: Gavin Stephens, Anabelle Ragsag, Sonia Hill, Rain Hye, Shayyan Husein and Mohamad Bsat.
This municipal election, why is Hamilton's police budget so taboo?
The most expensive service in the city budget is by far that of the police. Yet, we don’t bat an eye? Why? As the municipal election nears, Mohamad Bsat argues Hamilton should be talking about it.
Proud parents watch 8-year-old, other children tackle accessible climbing tower at Hamilton event
Eight-year-old Maks was four when he started walking. Recently, his "proud" family saw him tackle a climbing tower as part of an Alpine Tower Rec Showcase in Hamilton. The event, organized by the Developmental Pediatrics and Rehabilitation (DPR) department at Ron Joyce Children's Health Centre, drew 200 people to McMaster University.
Lanternflies could pose big threat to Ontario vineyards, fruit trees, Guelph researcher says
University of Guelph entomologist Andrew Young says Canadian vineyards and fruit orchards may soon be under threat of the invasive spotted lanternfly. The insect has already wreaked havoc in the U.S. and has been spotted in northern New York state.
Burlington urges residents to 'continue to be vigilant' as city reports 7th coyote attack
The City of Burlington is asking residents to "continue being vigilant" after reporting a seventh coyote attack in the past month.
Moments of silence, other tributes across Ontario today as Queen's funeral concludes
In lieu of a provincial holiday, Ontario has declared Monday a Day of Mourning to coincide with the queen's state funeral, held earlier today in London.
Hamilton military veteran living with chronic pain for a decade says he had to learn to 'push through'
Paul Roos has been living with chronic pain for the last 10 years — a direct result of injuries he sustained while serving as an infantry officer in the Canadian Armed Forces. In August, Roos joined other veterans in a hike to bring awareness to the issue of chronic pain.
Queen Elizabeth laid to rest, remembered for 'life of unstinting service'
Queen Elizabeth, Britain's longest-reigning monarch, was mourned and celebrated at a funeral service at London's Westminster Abbey before a private service at St. George's Chapel.
Hundreds rally, march in Toronto to demand status for all migrants in Canada
Hundreds of people braved the rain on Sunday to call on the federal government to grant permanent status to all undocumented people in Canada.
Over-capacity women's crisis shelter forced to house families in office spaces
Interval House Hamilton says that they are experiencing a high number of women seeking their services, to the point where they are over capacity and having to house women in their office spaces, or relocate them to shelters in other cities.
Long COVID plan, funding decisions in the works, Ontario's top doctor says
Ontario is expected to make funding decisions for a long COVID strategy in the near future, the province's top doctor says, as health officials work to create standard definitions and treatment protocols.
'Life-changing' Hamilton softball league becomes 3rd in Canada to join prestigious LGBTQ+ alliance
An LGBTQ-friendly softball league in Hamilton has joined the North American Gay Amateur Athletic Alliance, becoming the only Hamilton sports league and just the third in Canada to be part of the alliance.
What to expect at the Queen's funeral
Queen Elizabeth’s funeral on Monday will follow an elaborate and precisely detailed plan — one the monarch will have signed off on herself.
Evans throws career-high 5 TDs as Tiger-Cats upset Blue Bombers
Dane Evans threw a career-high five touchdown passes to lead the Hamilton Tiger-Cats to a stunning 48-31 home win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Saturday afternoon.
For virus tracking, wastewater is liquid gold. Scientists hope that work isn't flushed away
For more than two years, research teams across the country — and around the world — have been using human waste to monitor rising and falling SARS-CoV-2 levels. The same sewage surveillance systems can track pathogens from polio to monkeypox. So what's the future of wastewater testing?
It's one more way to help you save at the grocery store — so why isn't unit pricing mandatory?
Tracking weekly flyer specials, loyalty point programs, and member pricing can all help when it comes to buying groceries amid soaring inflation. But there is another lesser known way to find the best price for what you need to buy: unit pricing. So why isn't it mandatory in Canada?
Former Hamilton high school teacher sentenced to 2½ years in prison for sexual assault
Brian Boyle, 53, admitted to abusing four teenaged students between June 2002 and November 2015 while working as their teacher.
After several recent coyote attacks, Burlington city councillors approve new prevention plan
Burlington city councillors unanimously supported bolstering its coyote response strategy on Wednesday after a string of coyote attacks over the past three weeks.
Hovercraft service plans to take passengers between Toronto and Niagara in 30 minutes
A new hovercraft service could cut travel time between Toronto and the Niagara Region down to 30 minutes.
5-year-old Hamilton boy with cancer gets his wish as hundreds dress up for early Halloween
Hundreds gathered on Argyle Street in Hamilton for an early Halloween and a parade this week to help a terminally ill five-year-old fulfil his wish to see monsters.
Shootout likely happened at Hamilton Cemetery before police killed suspect in GTA-area gun deaths, SIU says
Ontario's police watchdog says there was likely a shootout in the Hamilton Cemetery before police killed the 40-year-old suspect in Monday's gun violence in the Greater Toronto Area that left an officer and another man dead.
Developers and Haudenosaunee land defenders await judge's decision on injunction in Caledonia, Ont.
The arguments for and against a permanent injunction at a controversial development in Caledonia, also referred to as 1492 Land Back Lane, ended this week. Now lawyers for Foxgate Developments and demonstrator Skyler Williams are waiting for the judge's final decision.
If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it must be Lewis Mallard at Supercrawl
If there was an election for mayor coming up and only ducks could run (waddle?) for office, Lewis Mallard would be a shoo-in.
Canada-wide search to find stem cell match for Alberta 2-year-old with leukemia comes to Hamilton
A stem cell swab testing event is being held at a local Hamilton church as part of a Canada-wide search for a donor match for an Alberta toddler with leukemia.
City council passes 'nuisance' bylaw after last year's wild 'fake homecoming' at McMaster
Hamilton city councillors unanimously passed a new bylaw designed to prevent the mayhem seen at last year's "fake homecoming" event near McMaster University which saw numerous people arrested and a car get flipped over.
Inquest into death of 17-year-old Devon Freeman to begin on Sept. 26
The regional coroner says the inquest into the death of Devon Freeman — an Indigenous teenager whose body was found just metres from a group home months after he was reported missing — will begin on Sept. 26.
2 St. Catharines anti-racism committee members resign after 'lack of support' from council
Two members of the St. Catharines anti-racism advisory committee have resigned, citing city council's "consistent lack of support."
Brantford police chief wants to know why his officers raided the wrong home in drug bust
Brantford's chief of police is investigating how his officers could have raided the wrong home while carrying out a drug trafficking investigation.
Here's why Hamilton's mayoral candidates think you should vote for them
Here's what mayoral candidates have put out publicly so far to get votes on Oct. 24.
In spoken word performance, Hamilton poet slams gentrification of James Street North at Supercrawl
Canadian Individual Slam Poetry champion Eddie Lartey delivers a spoken word performance from CBC Hamilton's office during Supercrawl.
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