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Woman on the hook for $15K in unpaid wages at Ontario funeral home she says she never owned
An Ontario resident says the province is forcing her to pay over $15,000 to unpaid workers at a funeral home she says she never owned. The 30-year-old mom says her ex-husband, the owner of the failing business, added her name as a director without her knowledge or consent.
Hamilton's 900 CHML radio station, one of Canada's oldest, closes
Hamilton's largest radio news station has shut down. The city's mayor says CHML had been in Hamilton for nearly 100 years and the loss is 'devastating.'
Hamilton's downtown YMCA resuming services next week after fire in July
Hamilton's downtown YMCA says its services will reopen to members on Monday, Aug. 12.
1 horse killed, several injured after 3 tornadoes hit Niagara Region, researchers say
Researchers with the Northern Tornadoes Project have more details about the three tornadoes that struck Niagara Region on Monday.
2 people dead in Ottawa Street apartment — 1 death being investigated as a homicide, police say
Hamilton police's homicide unit is investigating after finding two people dead in an Ottawa Street apartment.
How Hamilton's Eleanor Harvey went from thinking about retirement to an Olympic medal
Had she left the sport, Eleanor Harvey wouldn’t have found a new coach and made history in Paris, where the 29-year-old won a bronze in women's individual foil — getting Canada its first-ever Olympic fencing medal.
3 tornadoes hit Niagara Region on Monday, researchers confirm
Researchers with the Northern Tornadoes Project have confirmed three tornadoes hit the Niagara Region on Monday.
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'It felt like a movie,' says man who saw tornado hit Niagara Region
Researchers have confirmed at least one tornado hit Niagara Region on Monday.
Hamilton man, 63, dead after Sunday apartment fire near Stoney Creek
A 63-year-old Hamilton man has died after a fire on Sunday morning near Stoney Creek, according to police.
After fire at residence, Hamilton YMCA is rethinking how it helps people facing homelessness
The fire at the YMCA in Hamilton's downtown branch last month is prompting the charity to rethink how it helps people experiencing homelessness in the city, according to its chief executive officer.