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In just over 2 years, 91 people died while unhoused in Hamilton, researchers find
At least 21 people died while experiencing homelessness in Hamilton between June and November 2023, newly released data from the Hamilton Homeless Mortality Data Project shows. And since the group started collecting data in 2021, at least 91 people in the city have died while unhoused, it said.
Human trafficking charges are on the rise in Niagara, police say
Niagara Region is seeing a rise in the number of human trafficking charges laid, according to local police data obtained by CBC Hamilton.
Veteran Mitchell attends Ticats rookie camp wearing a walking boot
Bo Levi Mitchell created a stir Wednesday at the Hamilton Tiger-Cats' rookie camp.
Hamilton Tiger-Cats to add Mike Walker, Bernie Custis to Wall of Honour
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats will add Canadian Football Hall of Famers Mike Walker and Bernie Custis to the team's Wall of Honour this season.
City limited in how it oversees the kind of care home Attila Csanyi was evicted from, inquest hears
On its sixth day, the inquest into Attila Csanyi's death heard about the City of Hamilton's role in pairing people with residential care facilities (RCFs) and overseeing those homes. Csanyi lived in an RCF in downtown Hamilton from about November 2019 to March 2020 when he was evicted.
Canada's foreign student push 'mismatched' job market, data shows
Canada's recruitment of international students has tilted strongly toward filling spots in business programs, while doing little to meet the demand for workers in health care and the skilled trades, according to a CBC News analysis of federal data.
Nuggets' Jokic runs away with 3rd MVP, Hamilton's Gilgeous-Alexander finishes 2nd
Nikola Jokic, the Denver Nuggets star from Serbia, was announced Wednesday night as the NBA's Most Valuable Player, topping Canada's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander of the Oklahoma City Thunder in the voting.
Commercial waste collectors in Hamilton area strike, demanding end to forced overtime
About 60 drivers, mechanics and technicians with Waste Management in the Hamilton-Niagara area are on strike, protesting forced overtime and what they say is alack of work-life balance.
Attila Csanyi's social worker had concerns about care facility he stayed at, inquest hears
Testimony on Tuesday from Attila Csanyi's social worker contradicted what a residential care facility staff member said last week during an inquest into Csanyi's death.
Hamilton among growing number of Canadian cities warming up to the car-free street
Car-free efforts in major Canadian cities are part of a global push that's reconsidering city design to reduce congestion and pollution.
Hours on hold and endless queues: Canadians still grappling with poor passport service
Canadians routinely wait hours on the phone and in person when dealing with Passport Canada, and it's left some people fed up with the quality of customer service.
2 men charged after $300K worth of product stolen from several LCBO stores across Ontario
Two men found sleeping in a vehicle in St. Catharines, Ont., have been arrested as part of an investigation into thefts from LCBO stores across the province. Police say more than $300,000 worth of product was taken.
Canada at the Venice Biennale: Hamilton-born artist examines history through beads
Artworks by Kapwani Kiwanga, Joyce Joumaa and Stephanie Comilang trace the trade routes and migration patterns that have shaped the present.
Hamilton's Forge FC ties CF Montreal in Canadian Championship quarterfinal
The Tuesday game marked the fourth year in a row that Forge and Montreal have clashed in Cup play.
Hamilton drivers got over 143,000 parking tickets last year — here's where
Data obtained by CBC Hamilton shows 90,444 different licence plates account for the 143,134 tickets, which means there were some repeat offenders - including one licence plate that received 103 parking tickets.
Brantford woman who faked pregnancies an extreme case of scamming doulas, prompting groups to raise awareness
The high-profile case of aBrantford, Ont., woman who was rearrested while servinghouse arrest for faking pregnancies and duping doulasmay be an extreme and "unique" case, but scams targeting workers in the field are more common than people may think, say doula organizations.
Trudeau takes questions on campus protests, Jamesville redevelopment during Hamilton stop
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stopped in Hamilton on Friday to talk about housing measures announced in the recent federal budget, thenweighed in on how his government has supported the city's efforts to deal with the affordable housing crisis and the growing campus protests across Canada in response to the Israel-Hamas war.
No jail time for Hamilton police officer who sexually assaulted woman he was mentoring, judge rules
Michael LaCombe, 54, will instead serve 12 months of house arrest followed by 12 months of probation. He resigned from the Hamilton Police Service after a judge found him guilty of two counts of sexual assault against a woman whom he was mentoring to become a police officer.
McMaster University students set up pro-Palestinian encampment 'indefinitely' as campus protests grow
A group of students have set up tents and banners on campus in Hamilton, joining the handful of other pro-Palestinian protestscalling for schools to cut ties with Israelas its warin Gaza continues.
Ontario legislature keffiyeh ban loosened, but not overturned
The Speaker of Ontario's legislature is allowing politicians, staff and visitors to enter the building while wearing a keffiyeh, loosening what had amounted to a ban on the scarf, while maintaining a prohibition inside the legislative chamber.
CRA reversed $246M in pandemic benefit debts after thousands contested eligibility status
The government has had to cancel at least $246 million in debts for thousands of Canadians it initially claimed had received pandemic benefits for which they weren't eligible.
Local Indigenous communities mark Red Dress Day with education on forefront
Indigenous communities across southwestern Ontario held events to mark Red Dress Day, also known as the national day of awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people, observed every year on May 5.
Man, 33, arrested after double homicide in St. Catharines, police say
Niagara police say a 33-year-old man is facingtwo second degree murder charges after a man and woman were found dead in St. Catharines.
Hamilton woman excited to 'shed a new light' on slam poetry after winning national title
Hamilton-based poet Karessa McQueen won the Canadian Individual Poetry Slam competition in April. She got back into poetry last year after a long break and won with a final, deeply personal poem about domestic violence.
Hamilton's Kia Nurse helps lift Sparks past Storm in WNBA pre-season action
Canadian Kia Nurse had nine points in 19 minutes of action as the Los Angeles Sparks opened their WNBA pre-season schedule with a 84-79 win over the Seattle Storm on Saturday at Rogers Place in Edmonton.
Art Crawl on James Street in Hamilton will be car free again this year, starting this month
Downtown Hamilton's James Street North will be closed to traffic for four Art Crawl nights this year, the first on May 10, allowing pedestrians to take over the roadway between York Boulevard and Murray Street.
Hamilton drivers stopped by OPP will have to give breath sample
All drivers in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area who are pulled over by Ontario Provincial Police highway safety officers will now be asked to provide a breathsampleas part of a new enforcement policy taking aim at drinking and driving.
Hamilton public health warns of measles exposure at grocery store, McMaster Children's Hospital
Hamilton Public Health is warning local residents about the possibility of measles exposure after four members of the same household have been confirmed to have cases of the virus.
Some Lakeshore West trips between West Harbour and Aldershot replaced by buses May 4 and 5
Metrolinx says it's temporarily adjusting GO Train service between Hamilton and Burlington, Ont., as part of an ongoing construction project.
See animals made from trees, fruit peels and seeds by this Hamilton artist
Cesar Correa Cordoba's passion project for many years has been his animals and other creatures made from natural materials. His sculptures will be accessible as part ofthe Doors Open festival in Hamilton at the Cotton Factory, which is also celebrating 10 years.
Man who died on Hamilton mall roof was improperly evicted, inquest hears
On this, its third day, the inquest heard Attila Csanyi was evicted from the Hamilton care facility he lived in for threats and acts of violence, but that the incidents were not always documented or reported. It also heard Csanyi was kicked out without his landlord having followed the proper procedures.
Homicide unit investigates after 2 people found dead in St. Catharines home, police say
The Niagara police homicide unit is investigating, police say, after a manand a woman were found dead at a home in St. Catharines.
Ontario's carbon emissions jump back to pre-pandemic levels
New figures show Ontario's greenhouse gas emissions jumped for a second straight year, following a pandemic-induced plunge, and have risen back to the level they were before Premier Doug Ford's government came to power.
PC candidate Zee Hamid wins Milton provincial byelection
Progressive Conservative candidate Zee Hamidwon the hotly contested provincial byelection in Milton Thursday, handing Premier Doug Ford a victory over new Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie.
Wondering about invasive and toxic worms in Hamilton? Here's what to watch for
There have been recent, unconfirmed reports of hammerhead worms in the Hamilton area. Experts say a few species of invasive worms are on the move in Ontario and if you see them, you should capture and report them.
Do border workers have a higher cancer risk? 2 unions, Ontario workplace research centre team up for a study
Two unions areworking with the Occupational Cancer Research Centre to follow up on previous research on whether Canadian border employees have a higher cancerrisk due to exposure to environmentalpollutants- a longtime concern of many workers.
Milton byelection matters for Doug Ford and Bonnie Crombie
For Premier Doug Ford, there's more at stake in Thursday's provincial byelection in Milton than just one seat at Queen's Park.
Man who died on Hamilton mall roof felt impact of 'horrendous' abuse in foster care for years, brother says
Starting when they were six years old, twin brothers Attila and Richard Csanyi survived "horrendous" physical, sexual and emotional abuse in a Toronto foster home - experiences that would impact them for the rest of their lives, Richard told the inquest into his brother's death.
Bedbugs persist 8 months on at Hamilton apartment. Public health says landlord is in compliance
Tenant Esther Stam has been fighting for month to have her building rid of bedbugs but says she's been met with resistance from her landlord, property manager and public health inspectors. 'I keep getting treated like I'm the problem,' Stam says.
Brantford, Ont., woman serving house arrest for faking pregnancies, scamming doulas faces new charges
A Brantford,Ont., woman sentenced in February to house arrest forfakingpregnancies, harassmentand fraudulently seekingthe services of numerous doulas is in custody and facing new charges, Hamilton police say.
Man who died on Hamilton mall rooftop in 2020 had 'very difficult' life, inquest hears
When someone experiences homelessness, their life span is roughly cut in half, according to an expert witness who spoke during Day 1 of the inquest into Attila Csanyi's death.
Women in St. Catharines, Ont., part of nation-to-nation ribbon skirt exchange honouring MMIWG
Seven Dancers Coalition, a non-profit based out of Akwesasne, on the border between Ontario, Quebec and New York state, organized an exchange of ribbon skirts between different Indigenous-run women groups and organizations.
Hamilton police board asks for review of proposed spending cuts that it has no plans to make
Hamilton's police board is waiting onthe police service to review recentlyproposed waysit can trim spending - despite the fact most board members also said they don't support the cuts.
Ridership on HSR buses bounces back to pre-COVID levels, Hamilton transit director says
Staff expect ridership to be 11 per cent higher than in 2023, marking a recovery from low transit use during the pandemic.
Hamilton's Falconwatch prepares for another fledging as 3 chicks hatch
The Sheraton hotel in downtown Hamilton has new feathered residents. Since April 26, three peregrine falcon chicks have hatched in the 18th floor nest. Now Hamilton's Falconwatch, the community group that monitors and protects the nest, is gearing up to protect those chicks as they learn to fly.
Animal rights activists thrilled after parts of Ontario agriculture law deemed unconstitutional
Animal advocates are celebrating after parts of a controversial Ontario agriculture law that made it illegal to get a job on a farm under false pretences to expose conditions inside were deemed unconstitutional.
Niagara developer and his company fined $150K after selling new homes illegally: HCRA
Ontario's homebuilders and vendors regulator has fineda Niagara man and his development company $150,286 after they were found guilty ofselling new homes illegally.
Hamilton police officer who assaulted Indigenous man in 'disturbing' act to be demoted for 1 year
Brian Wren will be demoted in rank from first to second-class constable for one year and then will be reinstated to his current position, says the retired OPP officer who oversaw his disciplinary hearing.
Ontario to increase health coverage for wildland firefighters
Ontario says it will give wildland firefighters the same cancer, heart and post-traumatic stress disorder coverage as municipal firefighters.
International students will be allowed to work 24 hours a week starting in September
Immigration Minister Marc Miller says international students will be able to work off-campus for up to 24 hours per week starting in September.
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