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Ontario Premier Doug Ford is doubling down on Prime Minister Mark Carney’s decision to suspend trade negotiations with the United States, saying Canada must respond forcefully after new U.S. tariffs took effect Saturday.
Ontarians now have a clearer picture of the choices they’ll face at the ballot box this fall, with nominations for thousands of municipal roles locked down after a final burst of declarations.
Drivers across the province will soon be able to travel faster as speed limits increase on numerous highways, including some stretches of Hwy. 400.
Ontario’s education minister says he’s hopeful the province can strike a deal with all of its teachers and education workers unions, pledging that schools will open “as usual” after Labour Day.
The union representing Ontario’s secondary school teachers is calling for the repeal of a “broken system” that it says has stalled negotiations weeks prior to the expiration of teacher contracts.
Royal Bank of Canada has hired Caroline Mulroney as vice chair and she is to report to Derek Neldner, the head of capital markets, starting Sept. 14.
Ontario will soon be putting out a call for proposals to create or expand 78 primary care teams, as it works toward a goal of attaching all Ontarians to primary care by 2029.
The slate of municipal election candidates for school trustee in some boards under provincial supervision is set to be thinner than in the past, as would-be contenders face the prospect of running for a job they may not be able to do.
Ontario’s new rules that require cash up front as part of being released on bail have been hit with a constitutional challenge on the same day they came into force.
Premier Doug Ford says that failing to build data centres in Ontario risks 'Canadians’ data being sent to the U.S. and into the hands of (U.S.) President (Donald) Trump.'
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is acknowledging that the Progressive Conservative party spent $3,000 on travelling to Jamaica to spy on Bonnie Crombie shortly after she became leader of the Liberal party in 2023 but he says he was not aware of the plan and doesn’t approve of it.
Ontario elementary teachers will be able to buy school supplies from Staples starting this fall.
Data centres in Ontario will need to cover all their energy costs and could pay more for electricity than other industrial users, the government said Thursday as it faces mounting pressure from local lawmakers to bring in guardrails around the facilities powering the artificial intelligence boom.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Thursday he believes his government will ultimately be successful in its push to expand Toronto’s island airport to allow jets to land, but he is not indicating how he’ll achieve that.
More casinos may be coming to the Niagara Region in the future, as the Ontario government has announced a deal to end existing exclusivity rights.
Ontario is enacting new rules for social assistance payments so people without legal immigration status in Canada cannot receive the benefits.
