#ontario

#ontario

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is reviewing a lease agreement with Therme due to allegations of overstated experience.

The investigation reveals Therme's misrepresentations during the bidding process.

U.S. pause on auto tariffs provides no relief for Ontario's manufacturing, fearing job losses. Premier Ford demands certainty with a zero tariff stance.

Ontario government allocates $11 billion for business support against U.S. tariffs, aiming to protect jobs and stimulate the economy.

Ford is keeping options open on a U.S. electricity surcharge but avoids escalating tensions with American officials.

The Ontario Progressive Conservatives propose a GO Transit expansion focused on a midtown Toronto line, but its feasibility is questioned.

Ontario opens HART Hubs to replace supervised drug consumption sites, focusing on recovery and treatment for addiction.

Environmental groups oppose Ontario's proposed Bill 5, fearing it will damage wildlife protections and weaken conservation efforts for endangered species.

Ontario government proposes legislation to allow police to seize keyless devices used in auto theft.

The Ontario Superior Court denied an injunction to stop bike lane removals, deeming the group's arguments insufficient to serve public interest.

Ontario judge issues injunction halting removal of bike lanes pending constitutional review.

Removing bike lanes may not reduce congestion and could increase road collisions, according to internal government documents.

Measles cases in Ontario have surged, highlighting the need for vaccination awareness.

Measles cases in Ontario have reached 925, with unvaccinated infants and children predominantly affected.

Public exposure to a confirmed measles case has been reported at multiple locations in Peel Region, urging vaccination.

A confirmed measles case has been reported in Kingston, prompting public health warnings and vaccination checks.

Honda may shift production from Canada due to U.S. tariff threats, but experts suggest this may be contingency planning.

Prolonged power outages in southern Ontario are expected due to a severe spring storm, with restoration efforts ongoing.

Severe ice storm in Ontario left over 252,000 without power, with restoration efforts complicated by forecasts of more freezing rain.

Ontario is closing nine supervised consumption sites despite a court injunction allowing temporary operation.

The sites will transition into new homelessness and addiction recovery treatment hubs for increased funding.

An Ontario judge has temporarily allowed supervised consumption sites to remain open while reviewing a legal challenge against a new provincial law.

Ontario's measles outbreak continues with 661 cases reported, predominantly affecting unvaccinated children.

Ontario's new law on supervised consumption sites allows relocation, contradicting Health Minister's claims of a total ban.

Ontario's online gambling industry is thriving three years post-legalization, but concerns arise regarding marketing practices and public impact.

Trump's tariff plan is causing significant concern among leaders in Ontario, highlighting fears over job losses and trade relationship strain.

No charges against OPP commander after a standoff involving an armed man who killed family members and died by suicide.

Ontario is failing to provide adequate mental health services for children and youth, impacting their access to timely support and treatment.

Ontario party leaders propose plans to tackle youth affordability, focusing on reducing student debt and unemployment.

Political parties in Ontario are prioritizing economic relief strategies to win voter support, focusing on tax cuts and targeted rebates to address the cost of living.