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A number of Ontario museums are working overtime to collect artifacts such as social distancing signs and multimedia files — including high-resolution photographs — as they gradually put together a COVID-19 story, and they they are imploring people to preserve personal materials for posterity.

A man is dead following a collision in Niagara Falls, police said.

A woman is dead and a man is missing after they went for a Sunday afternoon swim in the Niagara River, police said.

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Burlington, Brant county, Hamilton, Haldimand and Norfolk counties, and Niagara as it expects thunderstorms, hail and strong winds on Sunday.

Are you wondering what’s open and closed this Civic Holiday? We’ve got you covered.

A man injured in a brazen daytime exchange of gunfire in Hamilton has been arrested and is under guard in hospital as investigators search for the suspect who shot him.

ArcelorMittal Dofasco is getting new, electric-arc steelmaking technology, an upgrade expected to cut the Hamilton steelmaker’s CO2 emissions in half.

Oxygen bars are the lone business that still can’t open under Ontario’s current reopening plans, with the province calling them “high-risk for COVID-19 transmission.”

Oxygen bars are the lone business that still can’t open under Ontario’s current reopening plans, with the province calling them “high-risk for COVID-19 transmission.”

Hamiltonians are feeling pain at the pumps with gas prices nearing all-time record levels, according to a petroleum analyst.

The grocery co-op’s president and treasurer made an online presentation Monday evening, stating sales have been declining since 2019, with COVID-19 playing a major role. 

A man who police said fled to Hungary following a February homicide in Stoney Creek, Ont., is facing an extradition hearing this week.

The redevelopment of the historic Tivoli Theatre has taken so long that a grant worth more than $3 million in tax deferrals has expired, says the City of Hamilton.

An animal law non-profit group is calling on the provincial government to investigate Marineland’s treatment of Kiska the orca.

Provincial police received a letter on July 23 from Six Nations Police Chief Darren Montour requesting that “the OPP provide investigative assistance into incidents of abuse and deaths that occurred at the Mohawk Institute, and to help locate the unmarked graves of lost children.”

Police Chief Darren Montour was given a signed letter from survivors during that announcement, outlining “mental, physical and sexual abuse by staff” at the residential school.

Provincial police received a letter on July 23 from Six Nations Police Chief Darren Montour requesting that “the OPP provide investigative assistance into incidents of abuse and deaths that occurred at the Mohawk Institute, and to help locate the unmarked graves of lost children.”

Police have provided few details, but said in a tweet that a spokesperson would provide more information at the scene.

Hamilton police are searching for suspects who they say shot a man “multiple” times Wednesday morning and then stole a delivery truck.

Swim club operators in Hamilton are beaming with excitement following Monday’s announcement that indoor swimming pools are among facilities that are now open.