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Lawyers for the province say Ontario’s new law on supervised consumption sites does not ban them entirely and those deemed too close to schools and daycares are free to relocate farther away.
An Ontario court will hear arguments Monday from a Toronto supervised consumption site challenging the legality of a new provincial law that will soon shut down 10 such sites and prevent new ones from opening.
Elections Ontario says the results have now been certified in two ridings that were subject to judicial recounts in last month’s provincial election.
Three major organizations representing Ontario’s colleges, universities and business community are urging the province to boost investment in the post-secondary sector, saying the economic threat from the United States underscores the need.
Premier Doug Ford unveiled a mostly unchanged cabinet Wednesday, keeping most of his high-profile ministers in their portfolios following an election he won on the promise of guiding the province through U.S. tariff threats with a steady hand.
The union representing Ontario’s elementary school teachers is sounding the alarm on the state of special education in the province.
The federal government’s decision to axe the consumer carbon tax is not dissuading the Ford government from moving ahead with plans to make the Ontario gas tax cut permanent, a spokesperson for the premier confirmed to CP24.com on Tuesday.
The fate of 10 supervised drug consumption sites (SCS) that are slated to close at the end of the month could soon be decided, as a judge considers a last-ditch legal challenge filed by one of the operators.
A high stakes meeting between Canada and the U.S. Thursday ended without any agreement on removing the tariffs, but Ontario Premier Doug Ford said it was “productive” and another talk is set to take place next week.
U.S. President Donald Trump is chastising Ontario for using electricity as a bargaining tool to fight off his tariff threats as Premier Doug Ford is set to meet with the U.S. commerce secretary in Washington Thursday.
Premier Doug Ford has agreed to suspend the 25 per cent surcharge on the electricity Ontario sends to the U.S. after Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick offered an 'olive branch' and invited him to a meeting in Washington on Thursday.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the province will be buying more ads south of the border to let Americans know about the impact of U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs on their lives.
Doug Ford and his new cabinet will be sworn in on March 19 after a snap election last month returned the Ontario premier to office for a third term.
Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie said Wednesday she intends to try again to win a seat in the legislature, but will be leading the party from outside the chamber for the foreseeable future.
Premier Doug Ford is defending his decision to call an early election following a result which did little to change the standing of the parties in the legislature.
The Ontario Liberal Party says its executive council has unanimously voted to support Bonnie Crombie staying on as party leader even though she did not win a seat in Thursday’s election.
