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After losing their first five games of the Canadian Football League season the Hamilton Tiger-Cats finally picked up a victory by beating the Toronto Argonauts 27-24 Saturday night. And they did it with all three phases of the game contributing, and keeping 22,910 fans at Tim Hortons Field glued to …
Read More »James Butler in concussion protocol as Ticats search for win No. 1
Descrease article font size Increase article font size If the Hamilton Tiger-Cats are to beat the Ottawa Redblacks at TD Place Stadium on Sunday night they will likely have to do it without leading rusher James Butler. The 29-year-old Butler has not practiced all week after landing in the Canadian …
Read More »Ontario children’s hospital halts tonsil, adenoid surgeries after 2 patient deaths
Descrease article font size Increase article font size A children’s hospital in Hamilton says it has paused tonsil and adenoid surgical procedures after two patient deaths in the last month. McMaster Children’s Hospital (MCH) says it is going through a comprehensive review of the department’s program “out of an abundance …
Read More »Tiger-Cats make final roster cuts, release Bayless and Bennett – Hamilton
Receiver Omar Bayless and Canadian defensive end Mason Bennett highlight a long list of roster cuts announced Saturday by the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Canadian Football League teams had until 10 p.m. Eastern Time to submit their last round of training camp transactions. Hamilton cut 29 players from its roster and placed …
Read More »Hamilton reports uptick in wastewater ‘bypasses’ in 2023 that spilled into harbour – Hamilton
Lots of wet weather in 2023 is what’s responsible for an annual increase in untreated and partially treated sewer overflows that spilled into Hamilton Harbour last year. An annual report on Hamilton’s wastewater management says 21 “bypasses” put about 821 million more litres of wastewater into the natural environment compared …
Read More »Sarah Jama’s censure an ‘abuse of power,’ NDP tried to muzzle her: legal docs
Hamilton Centre Independent MPP Sarah Jama says the motion that effectively censured her at Queen’s Park is an “abuse of power” by the province and alleges that her then-party, the Ontario NDP, failed to support her right to free speech, forbade her from further comment and even accused her of …
Read More »Stigma around PTSD still exists despite ‘shock’ around Ontario police officer’s death
In a five-part series titled First Responders in Crisis, Global News is looking at some of the issues that continue to loom around mental health and first responders. We’ll explore what’s being done to help first responders and what has changed over the decade. December will mark 10 years since …
Read More »First Responders in Crisis: Many feeling mentally ‘unwell, stressed or burnt out’
In a five-part series, Global News is looking at some of the issues that continue to come up concerning mental health and first responders. We’ll explore what’s being done to help first responders and what has changed over the decade. First responders are often considered heroes in communities across Canada, …
Read More »Montreal Alouettes pull off upset victory in 110th Grey Cup
The Montreal Alouettes’ championship drought is over! Montreal claimed its first Grey Cup since 2010 in a 28-24 victory over the favoured Winnipeg Blue Bombers in Hamilton on Sunday night. Cody Fajardo threw three touchdowns, including the game winner to Tyson Philpot with 13 seconds left, as the Alouettes rallied …
Read More »City staff suggest study on future of Hamilton’s Wild Waterworks – Hamilton
One of Hamilton’s most popular summer attractions Wild Waterworks appears to be nearing a crossroads as city staff are recommending a comprehensive study of its future. The measure is expected to include a public consultation to see how keen residents are on keeping the 40-year-old water park, whose slides and …
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