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On this episode of Focus Ontario, the U.S. Ambassador to Canada singles out Ontario as potentially committing election interference, a deep dive on the budding OSAP career colleges scandal and the fight to save 500 jobs at Stelco.

While shock rippled through Ontario when Stelco announced hundreds of layoffs at its steel plant in Hamilton, the surprise was muted at Queen’s Park as the Ford government had been given advance notice. As Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello reports, the province also says the struggling company did not ask for financial support.

The Ford government is facing new scrutiny over transparency following a comment by the premier. “Thank God we don’t have the media — no questions, no answers — we’re good to go,” Doug Ford said before an event this week. Doug Ford says the dig was made in jest, but the opposition says it’s part...

Patricia Treble joins us to break down the latest legal drama with the man once known as Prince Andrew, who is challenging the search warrants that led to his arrest. Plus: we’re getting a first look at Prince Harry and Meghan’s intimate pub date as they continue to settle into life in the UK. And...

High E.coli levels have closed several popular Vancouver swimming spots. Global News Morning speaks with Vancouver Coastal Health Medical Health Officer Dr. Michael Schwandt about the advisory.

A look at Peterborough’s five wards. Madeleine McColl has more on Ward 4 (Ashburnham).

A look at Peterborough’s five wards. Madeleine McColl has more on Ward 3 (Town).

A look at Peterborough’s five wards. Madeleine McColl has more on Ward 5 (Northcrest).

A look at Peterborough’s five wards, beginning with Ward 2 (Monaghan). Madeleine McColl has more.

Violent protests taking over the streets of some major European cities have turned deadly. In Paris, officers in riot gear faced off with demonstrators in one of France’s most violent protest movements in recent history. As Candice Cole reports, more than 2,000 people have been arrested and hundreds of police officers have been injured.

A decision by the Trillium Lakelands District School Board to put field trips and excursions not approved before Sept. 2 on hold for review continues to raise questions and concerns. As Madeleine McColl reports, students say they are missing out, and parents are seeking clarity from the board.

An American in Washington state been arrested and charged with allegedly supporting the killer who carried out the deadly school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. Sarah MacDonald explains how 30-year-old James Cody Bryant is being linked to the case.

As city officials continue to be frozen out of Billy Bishop Airport’s expansion process, a new report is warning what the move would do for the inner harbour’s water quality. Bacteria, e-coli, and horrid scents are among the risks, reducing the impacts city investments to improve water quality. Matthew Bingley reports.

Major changes are coming to the shores of Little Lake in Peterborough. MP Emma Harrison and Mayor Jeff Leal on Tuesday announced a joint investment of more than $7.5M to extend the Little Lake loop. Madeleine McColl walks us through the project and how it aims to improve the city’s cycling and pedestrian network.

Freedom of Information records reveal Premier Doug Ford held a private meeting at his home with Loblaw CEO Per Bank just one day after publicly dismissing opposition bills to ban “surveillance pricing” on groceries. Global’s Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello reports.

A new survey of 32 municipal Chief Administrative Officers reveals top local civil servants feel forced to tread carefully, accusing the Ford government of using municipalities as a political shield and punishing dissent. Global’s Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello reports.

U.S. President Donald Trump claims peace is on the horizon between Russia and Ukraine after striking a deal for the U.S. to buy Russian oil — even as Russia continues to bombard Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Candice Cole has more from Washington. Employees at the Stelco steel plant in Hamilton, Ont., don’t have a whole lot...

A 16-year-old Georgia boy will spend the rest of his life in prison after killing four people in a 2024 school shooting, a Barrow County Superior Court judge ruled Tuesday. Colt Gray pleaded guilty to 55 related counts, including murder and assault charges, Friday, before the judge’s decision was made the next week.

It has been a day of upheaval in the province when it comes to politics. We bring you the latest on the changes and who is saying what. In addition, Global News received new information on a cold case involving a missing B.C. teen.

Jordan Armstrong speaks with the president of the Union of B.C. Municipalities Cori Ramsay ahead of the organization’s annual convention.