Aura Carreño Rosas

Reporter, CBC Hamilton

Aura Carreño Rosas is a Hamilton-based reporter from Venezuela, with a passion for pop culture and unique people with diverse journeys. You can contact her at [email protected]

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ONTARIO VOTES 2025

Ontario Votes 2025: Oakville North-Burlington 

After winning in 2018, Effie Triantafilopoulos with the Progressive Conservatives has been the only MPP here since the riding was created in 2015.

Ontario Votes 2025: Burlington

The riding had historically leaned toward the Progressive Conservatives, but in 2014, Ontario Liberal Party candidate Eleanor McMahon was elected for the role, giving Burlington its first Liberal Member of Provincial Parliament in 71 years.
ONTARIO VOTES 2025

An undecided voter, a 1st-time voter and a non-voter share what matters to them this provincial election

Some Ontario residents say they are finding themselves struggling between the decision to vote "strategically" or for the candidate that best represents them.

McMaster students, faculty question 'abrupt' changes of key staff at sexual violence office on campus

Dozens gathered in front of Gilmour Hall at McMaster University in Hamilton this week to protest recent changes to its Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office (SVPRO).

Hamilton declares 'significant weather event' as major snowfall of up to 40 cm begins

The city said up to 40 centimetres of snow were expected between Saturday and Monday and thanked residents "for their continued support and patience as city teams work diligently to address the conditions." 

Hamilton and Burlington declare 'weather event' ahead of Wednesday's winter storm

Many programs, offices and events are cancelled, postponed or ending early ahead of Wednesday night's snowstorm.

Hamilton author honours Miss Lou, 'one of the giants of Jamaican culture,' in new book

Hamilton-based author, teacher and performer Tania Hernandez wrote a book to honour Miss Lou, someone who 'challenged the status quo … to empower our Jamaican people to reclaim and celebrate our unique cultural identity,' she says.

Federal government pledges $62M in transit funding for Hamilton

The federal government is pledging over $62 million for transit funding in Hamilton over the next 10 years.

Province appoints Ontario Shipyards CEO Shaun Padulo to Hamilton police board

Ontario Shipyards president and CEO Shaun Padulo, the Hamilton Police Service Board's newest member, joins at a time when city council is set to approve the police-presented budget in the coming weeks.

Internet back on at HWDSB schools following cyber incident

Internet access is set to be restored Tuesday at Hamilton-Wentworth District School Boards (HWDSB) schools following a cyber incident late last week.