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Hamilton — A woman was fatally shot in a downtown Toronto apartment and a Hamilton QEW crash injuring five is under investigation, while Hamilton city council approved a revised Downtown YMCA recreation center. Fans flooded Toronto streets for the World Cup, and a Little Free Library in Hamilton sparked safety concerns.

Hamilton: A woman died in a downtown Toronto apartment shooting, with a man arrested, and two fatalities occurred in a Brampton car crash closing Dixie Road and Queen Street. Five children killed in a rural Ontario collision will be buried Saturday as the community mourns.

Hamilton — A tragic crash in rural Ontario claimed five children’s lives, prompting a community gathering, while the FBI charged a Canadian man with traveling to Nashville to sexually exploit a minor. Law enforcement also seized fentanyl and a crossbow in Hamilton during a raid, and a bridge collision caused traffic delays.

Hamilton — A polling firm demanded a retraction from Ontario Premier Doug Ford over his criticism of a poll as "fake," while Kingston reported a decline in a cryptosporidium outbreak and Oshawa faced a critical child injury from a collapsed tree. Ottawa firefighters also responded to six residential fires in two days, and Hamilton paramedics protested outside City Hall over staffing concerns.

Hamilton: A fatal collision on Manitoba Highway 59 involving a semi-truck and a Steinbach teenager, plus a Barrie man charged with reckless driving after speeding and impaired driving, and three Toronto teens charged following a police officer injury during a stolen car chase.

Hamilton: Security breach at Central East Correctional Centre in Lindsay and a 16-year-old boy's guilty plea to murder and firearm charges dominated headlines, while a police officer's admission of assault reignited debates on accountability. City officials also approved a moratorium on data centres to address AI growth concerns.

Hamilton — A family mourns the fatal shooting of their relative, with eight arrests and calls for public safety reforms, while Ontario faces backlash over delayed ransomware attack disclosures and Hamilton adopts a carbon budget to meet climate targets.

Hamilton — A deadly collision in Wellington County killed five children and left six others, including an infant, hospitalized, while another crash in the Hamilton area left six people, including an infant, in critical condition. The episode also covers Ontario Liberal leader Eric Lombardi's campaign, rising tensions in Hamilton's Sikh community, and a rabies-positive bat prompting public health warnings.

Hamilton — A fatal collision in Wellington County killed five children from one family and injured six others, including an infant, while the World Cup's economic impact on Toronto shows mixed results with hotel occupancy rates below last year's levels. A teen accused of fatally shooting Toronto police officer Marc Pinizzotto appeared in court, and Halton police arrested five in an auto theft bust linked to over a dozen crimes.

Hamilton — A teen accused of fatally shooting Toronto police Const. Marc Pinizzotto is hospitalized and faces murder charges, while Halton police arrest five in an auto theft ring linked to over a dozen thefts. City hall ends foreign flag displays at City Hall, sparking debate, and the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA hosts a two-day clinic to address veterinary care gaps in northern Ontario.