Ontario election kicks off with tariffs – but will it end up being about something else?
Doug Ford says he needs a ‘strong mandate’ to deal with Donald Trump, but opposition parties hope to turn the spotlight onto provincial issues ...
Ont. auto manufacturers, farmers try to plan for a U.S. trade future where anything could happen
Despite a temporary reprieve, the threat of economic havoc still hangs over Canada and, in particular, Ontario, which ranks third in the world for U.S. imports and will be significantly impacted if ...
Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles is optimistic, approachable — and struggling to get noticed
The Ontario New Democratic Party has won Opposition status in the last two elections, and as leader, Stiles whipped the votes ...
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Early provincial election to occur on Feb. 27
Campaigning has begun for the snap election called by Ontario Premier Doug Ford taking place in mere weeks.
Windsor Tourism CEO says residents reconsidering U.S. travel during tariff pause
Speaking to reporters at city hall Monday, hours before the 30-day pause was announced, Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens said the ...
Auto sector faces ‘uncertainty, instability, chaos’ amid Trump tariff pause
As Canada scrambles to avoid tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump amid a month-long pause, union leaders say there is ...
Analysis: Doug Ford touts Tories as party for workers in Windsor — not everyone buying it
Not all that long ago, it would have been a surprising sight — a provincial Tory leader donning union garb and courting ...
Reader letters: Doug Ford — C'mon and let us know, should he stay or should he go?
Time to show exit door to Mr. Ford How is it possible for Doug Ford to believe he is entitled to a third term as premier when ...
The mood on Canada's border with US is more a fragile truce than crisis averted
Donald Trump had threatened a 25% tariff on all Canadian exports, but a one-month pause has been agreed following last-minute ...
Ontario election: A deepening doctor shortage is now 'more than a crisis'
More than 2.5 million Ontarians are without a family doctor, the all-important entry-point for patients into the publicly funded health care system. That number is expected to balloon to 4.4 million ...