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Michigan politician says Ontario’s electricity surcharge didn’t hurt relationshipAlmost a year ago, Premier Doug Ford held a news conference to announce he was placing a 25 per cent charge on electricity sent from Ontario to New York, Michigan and Minnesota.PoliticsJan 14
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Ford asks Carney not to lift tariffs on Chinese EVs during foreign tripIt's been a long-term request of the premier as he looks to keep Ontario's struggling, fledgling electric vehicle industry intact.CanadaJan 13
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Online voting ‘more inclusive’ for residents, Woodstock mayor saysWoodstock is the latest municipality in Ontario to add online voting as an option in its elections, with the goal to increase engagement among voters.PoliticsJan 7
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Ford calls fixed election dates a ‘fake law’, defends proposed changesThe Ford government announced it intended to make major changes to the rules governing elections in Ontario, including to donations and the date voters head to the polls.PoliticsOct 28, 2025
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Ontario Liberals announce Bonnie Crombie will step down immediatelyCrombie announced she would resign back in September after a weak show of support for the leader at the Ontario Liberal convention on the back of a third-place election finish.CanadaJan 14
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Ontario backs Toronto’s bid to be selected as potential host for defence bankA grouping of leaders, including Ontario Premier Doug Ford, gathered at the Toronto Stock Exchange to launch a bid to host the Defence, Security and Resilience Bank.CanadaDec 17, 2025
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Ontario transport minister defends opening of ‘solid’ Finch West LRTPrabmeet Sarkaria said lessons were being learned from any issues, arguing the problems were operational and not to do with how the Finch West LRT had been built or designed.PoliticsJan 13
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Doug Ford says Canadians should ‘boycott’ Chinese-made electric vehiclesDuring a recent trip to China, Prime Minister Mark Carney agreed to lower tariffs on 49,000 Chinese-made EVs annually in exchange for a softening of China's duties on agriculture.PoliticsJan 21
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Carney reaches ‘preliminary but landmark’ China deal on tariffs, quotasPrime Minister Mark Carney described it as a "preliminary but landmark" agreement to remove trade barriers and reduce tariffs, part of a broader strategic partnership with China.CanadaJan 16
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Ford again blasts ‘terrible deal’ to allow Chinese EVs into OntarioPremier Doug Ford repeatedly criticized Prime Minister Mark Carney's decision to reduce tariffs on up to 49,000 Chinese-made EVs in exchange for reduced duties.CanadaJan 19
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Ford government makes progress on primary care, but 2 million still without accessHealth Minister Sylvia Jones launched a plan to spend $1.8 billion on primary care — rolling out more physicians, nurse practitioners and multidisciplinary teams.CanadaJan 12
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Ontario colleges, universities ask Ford government for billions in new fundingGroups representing both colleges and universities asked for significantly more funding, saying tuition fee freezes and international student caps have left them with few options.PoliticsJan 21
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Ontario health minister says municipalities should not offer incentives to doctorsSome smaller or rural communities have struggled to find enough family doctors; local leaders have begun developing incentive programs to bring physicians to their residents.PoliticsJan 22
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Thousands still without power after winter storm in Ontario, utility saysHydro One says challenging road conditions are slowing down crews in some areas, and its outage map shows some 15,000 customers remain without power as of this morning.CanadaDec 30, 2025
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Canadian canola seed, beef shipments going to China soon: agriculture ministerChina is moving quickly to import Canadian canola and beef after Ottawa struck a deal with Beijing to reduce tariffs, Federal Agriculture Minister Heath MacDonald said Tuesday.EconomyJan 21
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Ontario saw double digit housing dip in 2025, housing minister promises more measures to comeThe slump in housing starts – 62,561 in 2025 – is also an all-time low since the Ford government promised to build 1.5 million homes during the 2022 provincial electionPoliticsJan 21
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Kinew invokes Team Canada approach, asking Ford to stand down on Crown Royal boycottAfter finding out Diageo planned to close a bottling plant in southwestern Ontario, Ford emptied a bottle of the Canadian whisky onto the ground at an event over the summer.CanadaJan 23
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Finch West LRT using electric switch heaters Ottawa LRT inquiry warned againstSince launching at the beginning of winter, the Finch West LRT has been beset by delays and service disruptions tied to the switch technology embedded in the new transit line.PoliticsJan 13
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Will more Chinese EVs be a ‘self-inflicted wound’ for Canada’s auto sector?In a post on X, Ontario Premier Doug Ford called the deal 'lopsided' and warned it risks closing the door to the U.S. market for Canadian automakers and could lead to job losses.EconomyJan 16
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Toronto tables budget with 2.2% tax increase to kick-off election yearIn Toronto, a city-led budget is proposing a 0.7 per cent increase to the general property tax rate and an extra 1.5 per cent for the city's building fund.PoliticsJan 8